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EXHIBIT G GRATHWOL. OBERHAUSER & RANDALL. LTD. ATrORNEYE AND COUNSELORS A LAW 1421 E WAYZATA BOULEVARD • SUITE 210 O'NEILL J. GRATHWOL WAYZATA MINNESOTA 55391 1905.1974 JAMES N. GRATHWOL LOUIS B. OBERHAUSER ROBERT K. RANDALL JOHN W. HENDRICKSON. JR. TIMOTHY O. GRATHWOL KURT D. SCHUMAN January 19, 1983 BAN 21 fm Citv of Orono P.O. Box 66 Crystal Bay, Minnesota 55323 Re: David M. Dunn Our File 7461-1 Gentlemen: 1612 I 475.2401 Based upon the discussion that occurred in front of the Planning Commission on January 17, 1983, I would like to make the following observation. My client has two major concerns: 1. That the size of their lot Is sufficient in area to allow them the opportunity of expanding the existing residence and/or rebuilding the existing residence in case it becomes ntcessarv. 2. That the location of additional residential units are such that there is sufficient room on the property to provide for the necessary on -site treatment of subject waste. To accomplish these goals. my client Is willing to purchase a sufficient amount of property from Primus to Increase the size of his lot to two acres whidtcorresponds to the zoning across Bayside Road. Since there is approximately twenty acres in the total tract, including the two previously deeded exceptions, bringing the two existing lots up to the two acre standard by purchase or establishing outlots to the rear of the existing lots, would not result in anv reduction of density on the balance of the propert%. since five acres into fifteen acres or Into seventeen acres would only allow three additional building units. If my client is unable to purchase the necessary property from the Primuses to create a two acre parcel. I would suggest that the council as a condition for grant- ing the variances that are required, obtain a set aside of a sufficient amount of property immediately to the North side of the subject properties to create a parcel