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1169
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North Arm
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1169 North Arm Dr
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0711723140060
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. ^� ` <br /> Lot 17, Lot 36, and that part of Lot 37 ]ying North of a line situated 25 feet South <br /> . of and drawn parallel with the North boundary of said Lot 37, all in Skarp and <br /> Lindquist's Fernhill, Lake Minnetonka, Hennepin County, Minnesota. (the "Off- <br /> lake Parcel"). <br /> AND <br /> Lot 7, "Skarp and Lindquist's Fcrnhill, Lake Minnetonka, Hennepin County, <br /> Minnesota. (the"Lake Parcel"). <br /> 6. On information and belief, the Property consists of two tax parcels that have been <br /> physically separate lots since at least 1933. <br /> 7. The Lake Parcel is on the opposite side of Elmwood Avenue and offset from the <br /> Off-lake Parcel by approximately 100 feet. <br /> 8. The Off-lake Parcel contains Plaintiffs' residence. <br /> 9. On information and belief, the Lake Parcel and the Off-lake Parcel have been <br /> commonly owned since 1969. <br /> 10. On information and belief, Plaintiffs' predecessors-in-interest used the Lake <br /> Parcel for dock and lake access purposes since 1969. <br /> 1 l. In 2001, Plaintiffs' predecessor-in-interest Kristi Roesler applied to the city for a <br /> variance in order to make the Lake Parcel buildable. <br /> 12. Defendant denied Kristi Roesler's variance application to make the Lake Parcel <br /> buildable. <br /> 13. Defendant then required Kristi Roesler to enter into a "Special Lot Combination <br /> Agreement" if she wanted to continue using the dock on the Lake Parcel as it had <br /> been used since 1969, which also contained numerous restrictions on the use of <br /> the Property (the "Restrictive Covenant"). Attached hereto as Exhibit A is a true <br /> and correct copy of the Special Lot Cornbination Agreement. <br /> 14. Defendant had been aware since at least the early 1980's that a dock had been <br /> located on the Lake Parcel. <br /> 15. The intent and purpose of the Restrictive Covenant was to continue to allow Kristi <br /> Roesler to continue using her dock on the Lake Parcel without a primary <br /> structure. <br /> 2 <br />
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