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Orono, MN 5535 Crystal Bay, MN 55323-0066
November 14, 1997
Allan Rezabeck
4185 Bayside Road
Orono, Minnesota 55359
Re: Pool Deck
Dear Mr. Rezabeck:
On August 27, 1996 the City of Orono issued a permit to you for an above ground pool. It has come
to the attention of this office that you have also added deck around the pool. This deck was not
shown on the plans that were submitted and was not incl ded in the permit. Therefore the City must
require you to apply for a permit for the deck. A pe 't is required to verify that the deck meets
building and zoning code requirements. Please submit e enclosed permit application with two sets
of building plans and a survey showing the location of t deck. If you have any questions, feel free
to contact me at my office.
Sincerely,
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Lyle Oman
Building Official
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cc: Bruce L. Vang, Field Inspector
Telephone (612) 473-7357 • AX 4'73-0510
` Total Fee: $ Date Received:
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CITY OF ORONO - BUILDING P RMIT APPLICATION
All information must be submitted in full b fore plan review will be ��d.�. �9 1997
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THE APPLICANT IS: (circle one) OWNER R CONTRACTOR
JOB SITE ADDRESS: /�S � I� 5 1 � �� ZIP: �.��5�
NAME OF OWNER: 11�}ti �. �L G�'� ��� PHONE: home 7 --���
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MAILING ADDRESS: l'7 -� ��' s��� ��-: CITI':��k=�'��}i�,,�'LIF: S`S`3Sy'
CONTRACTOR: �L�� PHONE:
CONTACT PERSON: M BILE/PAGER:
MAILING ADDRESS: CITY: ZIP:
STATE LICENSE: #
ARCHITECT/ENGINEER: ��G� PHONE:
MAILING ADDRESS: CITY: ZIP:
NAME: GISTRATION#
TYPE OF WORK: New Addition Accessory Structure
Move Remodel/Alteration Land Alteration
PROPOSED WORK (describe in detai�: �L.Ci 1 � �'
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STORIES: SQ. FEET OF EACH F OR:
NO. OF BEDROOMS: GARAGE STAL S: ATT. DET.
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ESTIMATED CONSTRUCTION VALUATION (exc uding land): $_ �� ;��� �C'
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I hereby apply for a building permit and I acknowledge at the information above is complete and
accurate; that the work will be in conformance with the rdinances and codes of the City and with
the State Building Code; that I understand this is not a ermit and work is not to start without a
permit; and that the work will be in accordance wit t pprove plan.
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APPLICANT'S SIGNATURE: � � 1� DATE: �Z— �I— �'�
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NOTE! Parade of Homes events require separate it approval by Police Deparlment and
City Council 60 days prior to the event. Non permitte events will not be allowed.
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Sec.13.04 RIGHTS OF SUBJECTS OF DATA
Subd. 1. Type of data. The rights of individual on whom the data is stored or to be stored shall be as set forth in this section.
Subd.2. Information required to be given individual. An individual asked to supply private or confidential data concerning himself
shall be informed of: (a)the purpose and intended use of the requested data within the collecting state agency, political subdivision, or statewide
system;(b)whether he may refuse or is legally required to supply the requested data; (c)any known consequence arising from his supplying or
refusing to suppty private or confidendal data;and(d)the idendry of other persons or enuties authorized by state or federal law to receive the data.
This requirement shall not apply when an individual is asked to supply investigative data, pursuant to section 13.82, subdivision 5, to a law
enforcement officer.
The commissioner of revenue mav olace the notice reauired under this subdivision in the individual income tax or nrooertv tax refund
instructions instead of on those forms.
Subd. 3. Access to data by individual. Upon request to a responsible authority, an individual shall be informed whether he is the
subject of srored data on individuals, and whether it is classified as public,private or confidential. Upon his further request, an individual who
is the subject of stored private or public data on individuals shail be shown the data without any charge to him and, if he desires, shall be informed
of the content and meaning of that data. After an individual has been shown the private data and inforn�ed of its meaning,the data need not be
disclosed to him for six months thereafter uriless a dispute or action pursuant to this secaon is pending or additional data on the individual has been
collected or created. The responsible authority shall provide copies of the private or pubiic data upon request by the individual subject of the data.
The responsible authoriry may require the requesting person to pay the actual costs of making,ceRifying,and compiling the copies.
The responsible authoriry shall comply immediately,if possible,wid�any reyuest made pursuant to this subdivision, or within five days
of the date of the request, excluding Saturdays, Sundays and legal holidays, if immediate compliance is not possible. If he cannot comply with
the request within that time, he shatl so inform the individual,and may have an additional five days within which ro comply with the request,
excluding Saturdays, Sundays and legal holidays.
Subd.4. Procedure when data is not accurate or complete. An individual may contest the accuracy or completeness of public or
private data concerning himself. To exercise this right,an individual shall notify in writing the responsible authoriry describing the nature of the
disagreement. The responsible authority shall within 30 days either: (a)correct the data found to be inaccurate or incomplete and attempt to notify
past recipients of inaccurate or incomplete data, including recipients named by the individual;or(b)notify the individual that he believes the data
to be correct. Data in dispute shall be disclosed only if the individual's statement of disagreement is included with the disclosed data.
The determination of the responsible authority may be appealed pursuant to the provisions of the administrative procedure act relating
to contested cases.
DATA PRIVACY ADVISORY
In accordance with M.S. 13.04, Subd. 2, "Rights of subjects of data", we would like to inform you that your
request for a permit or license from the City of Orono or any of its departments may require you to furnish certain
private or confidential information.
You are notified that:
1. The information you furnish will be used to determine your qualification for the permit or license
requested.
2. You may refuse to supply data, but refusal may require that the City deny the permit or license.
3. The information may be shared with other local, state or federal agencies to the extent necessary to
process the permit or license.
4. If your req�.�ested permit or license requires Council action to approve, some information may become
public.
5. You have certain rights under M.S. 13.04 (available upon request) to review private data on yourself.
6. Your full name is required to process this application or permit.
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" Exemption From The Property �ax Of Improvements
i�Iade To Homes �� Years f Age Or Older
Read the following information before completin� the appli ation for exemption from the property taz of
improvements made to homes 3� years of a�e or older.
Vlinnesota law encourages property o�tners to restore or renovate thei older homes. This law, commonlv referred to as
"This Old House" esempts from the propert��tax all or a portion of th value of improvemenu made to homes 3� years of
a.�e or older.
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In order to be eligibie for exemption, the property must meet the follo -ing thre� criteria:
1. Property must be 3� years of age or older at the time the improve ents commence.
2. Property must be receiving the homestead classification. This inc udes property c:assined as residential homestead
(including duplexes and triple�es) blind/paraplegic veteran/disabl d homestead and agncultural homestead. Rela�ve
homesteads are eligible for the exe:nption.
3. The total market value of the propem� must be less t�zan �I�O,OG (residential: land and buildings; a�ricultural:
house/�arage,�l acre). In special circumstances, a propem��vith total market value of�I�0,000 or more but less than
�300,000 may qualify� for the eYemption. In these instances, you assessor�t�ill help you determine if your property is
eligible for the e�emption. Properties w-ith a total market value o �300,000 or more do not qualify for the exemprion.
If vour prope:t�� is a condominium and ��our li��in� unit is recei��ing [ e homestead c►assification, anv improvements made
to the unit w�ould qualify for the e�emption. Improvements to commo areas are not eligible. If your property is a duplez
or triplex and it is recei�zn�the homestead classification, improveme ts made to am� portion of the property qualify for the
exemption from the propem�tati. If��our propert� is used as a home tead and for a non-residential use, the eYemption
applies only to improvements made to the residential portion of the pr pem receivina the homestead cIassification. For
esample, if your propert�� is used both ior a residence and for a busin ss, the exemption applies onl�� to the improvemenzs
made to the homeste�ded residential portion of}�our propem�.
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''_ ;TYPES O�'::I��IPROVE�IEi�T5 TH�T QLF.� IFY;FOR THE'E,�E�iPTIO�i........: ;:
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Only improvements that contribute a minimum value of�1,000 or m re to the house or garaQe of a propem• classed as
homestead during the vear of the improvement qualif��for the esempt on from the property tax. This inc:udes improvements
such as additions to the e�istin� house and �ara;e, espansion of the e �istinQ house and�ara�e, restoring, remodeling or
upgrading of the eYisting house, addition of a porch or deck or const ction of a ne�v gara;e. Please note that the area
qualifying ior construction of a�ara�e is limited to 600 square feet.
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. .. ,. . T'YPES OF Iy1PROS'£�tiIE:�TS THAT,DO.1'�'.....:.QU�LI�Y FUR EXE�IPTIQ�...::'........ _ '
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Improvements made to the site surrounding the home do nat qualif��f r exemption. This includes such improvements to the
site as: construction of a feace, construction of a drive«�a��, installati n of a la«n sprinkler system, installation of a
s�vimining pool or tennis court, landscapin� of the grounds, agricultu al buildings.
If more than 50 percent of the square footage of a house is torn d wn or razed, the original house is dermed to no
longer e�cist, and any subsequent unprovements made to the remainin structure are considered to eonstitute the construction
of a new house. �s a result, the value of an�� improvements �vould n t qualify for exemption. �
If any combination of improvements double the oriainal size of th structure, anv improvement that further increases the
size of the structure will not qualify for e�emption.
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There is a limit to the dollar value of the improvement which ma be exempted. The limit depends on the age of tbe
property. Houses that are less than 3� years of a;e do not qualify�. Houses that are at least 3� years of ase but less
than 70 years are !united to one-half of the value of the improvemen up to a ma�imum eYemption of�2�,000. Houses
that are 70 years of ase or older are eli;ible to have the total value f any improvements e�empted up to a maYimum of
5�0,000. The aae of the house is based upon the number of years th t the quali�•ing residence has eYisted on its presenz
site.
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'` COS'I'Q�IhiPROVEiViENT VS.'THE V�I.LE INGREfiSE T0� THE �'ROPER'TI�. '; `
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although ihe cost of improvements may be substantial, the actual value added can be significan[ly less. This can be largely
attributed to three factors:
• Often times, improvements made to a house, particularly an older house, constitute routine maintenance and do not
cause the valuation to increase. Reshingling a roof, painting the house, repairing a foundation, replacing a plumbing
fi�cture are all examples of improvemenu that would not ordinarily result in a value increase.
• Improvements made to an individual's home often times reflect that particular individual's personal likes or interests and
most times the cost cannot be recovered when a property is sold. Adding a sauna, a greennouse or an indoor swimmin�
pool would all be examples of improvements that t��pically add less value than their cost.
• Improvements made to different areas of a house typically result in greater or lesser returns. It is a well esta.blished
appraisal principal that remodeling or improving a house's service areas (kitchen, laundry and bathroom) will generally
yield the greatest return to the ow�ner. Expenditures such as finishing basements or attics �vill �eneraily produce the
smallest retum.
although these considerations may vary from house to house and market to market, in almost no instance is it possible to
receive a dollar for dollar return beRt-een cost and value added to the house.
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linder the law, a property owner must disclose to prospective buyers whether any improvements made to a home are
eaempt from the property tax. Additionally, sellers are also required to notify buyers that the exemption will
terminate when the property is sold.
If you sell your property, only improvements made b��the bu��er after the closing date of the sale are eli�ible for the
e�emption.
If the property loses its homestead status the esemption �xpires as of the nc�t assessment date.
If the name of one of the owners of the property is removed from the title to the property as a result of a separation or
divorce, or if a name is added to the tit�e of the property as a result of a marnage, the improvements continue to qualif��
for the exemption.
If you transfer the title to the property to someone else, but retain a life estate in and continue to recei��e the homestead
classification on the property, the improvements continue to qualif�• for the esemption. If you transfer title to a related
person or persons as a Dift or inheritance, the exemption e�pires as of the neYt assessment date.
In aeneral, as long as you, the owner of the homestead, made the improvements to the house, maintain the proper[y as your
pnncipal residence and retain an o«�nership interest or control of the propem�, the improvements continue to qualify for the
esemption.
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If vou live in a citv o; to�;rn tha± requires buiIdinQ�ern�its, you must obtain a buildin� permit for construction of the
improvement before the work commences. In addition��ou must complete a separate application for value exemption before
the ne;ct assessment date. If you do not obtain a buildin�permit before construction begins, the improvements are not
eligible for exemption.
If vou live in a citv or tow�n that does not re uire buildin ermits, you must mal:e appIication for e�emption before the
improvement is begun.
The exemption may be applied to no more than three separate improvements made to the house and gara�e. All
improvements lisied on a single building permit or an application for the e�emption consiitute a single improvement.
In either case, if more than three separate improvements are planned you must choose��-hich improvements you want to
qualify for the esemption.
Once an improvement has been desi�nated for exemption, it cannot be repealed or replaced by a later improvement.
If you need additional information, please contact your assessor's office.
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• CHECK OFF LIST FOR ISSU CE OF PER1tiIITS
FOR OFFICE US ONLY
ADDRESSORLEGAL: ��S '�� ,�.�:.,_,__�.C� /� �� �
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DESCRIPTION OF WORK: ' ',� �� ; �.- ,,��J ��-�--�
ZO�TING RE'VIEW BY: DATE APPROVED:
BUII�DING REVIEW BY: DATE APPROVED:
FEES TO BE CHARGED: Misc. Fe s Calculated By:
PERMIT Yes No �
PLAN REVIEW Yes No SEWF�2 COiVNECTION
STATE SUR�HA1�G�� Yes No WATER CONNECITON
INVESTIGA'I'ION-FEE Yes No PARK FEE
SAC Yes No SITEINSPECTION
Number of SAC Units OTHER (specify)
ZOYING CHECK LIST Zoning Districc:
Fire Department: Post Office: School District:
Lot Area: Sq.ft. Acres Wid Depth
Survey Submi[ted: Yes No D te of Survey:
Proposed Setbacks:
Front (Lake): Right Side:
Rear(Street): Left Side:
Adjacent Structures: Wetland:
Building Height: Def. Hgt. Peak Hgt.
Lot Coverage:
Grading: Staff Approval Date: By: Council Approval Date:
Septic: Staff Approval Date: By:
Zoning File: # Resolution: # R solution Date:
Shoreland Dist:ict: .
Avg. Setback: Bluff Setback: Lot Coverage:
� Ezisting Proposed
Hardcover: 0-75'
75-250'
250-500' �
500-1000'
Hardcover Variance Required: Yes No Date of Council Approval:
REI�ZARKS (in house):
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BUILDING RE'VIEW CHECK LIST �
�C� CONSTRUCTION TYpE:
Sq Footaoe $ Per Sq Ftg
Basement x =
lst Floor R =
2nd Floor z =
Garage R =
x =
TOTAL
Estimated Construction Value: $
Inspections Required: Work Requiring Separate Permits:
Site Plumbing Fire
Hardcover Removal Mechanical Water Connection
Footing Septic Sewer Connection "
Framing Fireplace Lawn Irrigation
Insulation (Masonry) Other
Wall Board (l�ifg•) Well (State Permit)
F�� Gradin�/Filling Electrical (State Permit)
Other
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REMARKS (IN HOUSE):
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REVIEW BY OTHERS: DATE:
Access: Existin� New
Access Approval: Date By;
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REMARKS(TO BE NOTED ON PERitiiIT): �
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