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Resolution No. 976 <br />.e ? <br />4. The vacation is in the public interest by: <br />a) furthering the plans of the Hennepin County <br />Park Reserve District; <br />b) reducing city liability for maintenance, and <br />c) increasing taxable valuation. <br />5. The Minnesota Supreme Court ruling applicable to <br />lakeshore access vacations are not applicable in this <br />factual case. The only members of the public needing <br />access are the three affected property owners who each <br />have independent access available. <br />6. Public right of way is not necessary to maintain <br />access to affected properties. <br />7. The public interest in a given amount of land area <br />will be maintained by means of the Park Reserve's <br />acquisitions on the eastern part of Big Island. The <br />Park Reserve's acquisition plan is in keaping with <br />City policy as established in Resolution No. 446. <br />8. Lots 1-10 in Kate B. Plummer's Subdivision are <br />currently combined as one tax parcel known as 38-42980-1100. <br />It is the intent of the City Council that these lots 1-10 <br />remain combined as one tax parcel after the street vacation <br />and thet the appropriate portions of the vacated streets <br />be included in this same parcel. <br />This resolution w-s passed by a vote of 4 ayes and 0 nays on the <br />Ninth day of January, 1979. <br />Walter B. Massenga e, A ting Mayor <br />Falter Renson, Clerk/Administrator <br />