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LINDQUIST & VENNUM <br />SUPPLEML11TAL TITLE OPINION <br />City of Orono <br />April 13, 1983 <br />Page 3 <br />and the presence of encroaching structures upon or <br />from adjoining property, can be accurately ascertain-1 <br />only by a survey of the property. <br />d. Security Interests in Fixtures or Crops. A secur4ty <br />interest may be held by a third party in recently <br />installed fixtures or in crops under Minnesota Statutes, <br />Chapter 336. <br />e. Laws and Regnlations. 'There are zoning, building, <br />subdivision, environmental, and other laws and <br />regulations affecting the use, occupancy and <br />transferability of real estate. An adequate <br />investigation of the applic-..,.un of Such laws and <br />regulations should be made with respect to the <br />intended use of the property. <br />f. Special ,assessments. There may be levied or <br />pending special assessments for recent public <br />improvements. A check with the municipality where <br />the property is located should reveal whether <br />there are any such assessments. <br />g. Defects in Title .mown to You. If you have knowledge <br />of a mor':gage, lien, of other defect in title or <br />interest in the property, you will take title <br />subject to such interest, even if no record of <br />such interest has been filed. <br />h. Riparian Rights. Property adjoining a stream or <br />body of water is subject to the rights of the <br />State of Minnesota in all land lying below the <br />natural high water mark of the stream or lake, if <br />such body of water is classed as navigable. <br />Respectfully submitted, <br />:,IINDQUIST b& NUM <br />000, <br />Robert G. Mitchell, Jr. <br />RGM:mes <br />CC: Charles V. Kroyness <br />