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DONALD A DRIGGS
2925 CASCO PT
WAYZATA MN 55364
April 7, 2003
Dear Mr. Driggs:
This letter is regarding the septic system at your property on Deering Island. On June 7, 2002 we
sent a letter to Mr. Farnes regarding his new septic system that he put in. The septic system that
was put in on Deering Island was not permitted or inspected by the City of Orono. The septic
does not meet code in several areas. Now that the property has changed hands it is your
responsibility to get the septic system up to code.
Please give me a call so that we can get this matter taken care of at 952-249-4600.
Sincerely,
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Matt Bolterman
Orono On-Site Septic Manager
Attach: Past letter
Telephone(952)249-4600 • Fax(952)249-4616
www.ci.orono.mn.us
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July 29, 2005
Donald Driggs
2925 Casco Point Road
Wayzata, MN 55364
Dear Mr. Drigbs:
I am writing in regards to your property on Deering Island. I have replaced Matt
Bolterman as the septic person for the City of Orono. I am not completely
familiar with all the circumstances surrounding the septic system on the island.
Maybe that's not such a bad thing. I am of the understanding that you do want to
get the problem resolved though.
I would greatly appreciate a phone call from you to discuss what's next. Please
contact me by August 10`h, 2005. I do expect to hear from you. My direct line is
952-249-4626.
Sincerelv,
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OLSON, NELSON t3 NAGEL
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30 EAST SECOND STRLET
P.O.BOX 682
LEL°.1hD A,OLSON
LITCHFIELD, MINNESOTA 55355
WENDELL NELSON TELEPHONE 693-3289
THOMAS D.NAGEL AREA CODE 612
February 13 , 1981
Mr . Howard De Smidt
Route l , Box 117 �
Cologne , Minnesota 55322
Re : Byrd - Swift Transaction
Dear Mr . De Smidt :
Enclosed is a copy of my letter to ti�ayne E . Byrd.
You have never indicated to this office whether or not the
use of a chemical or electrical toilet is an acceptable
alternative. I notice from the file that Mr . Nelson asked
you the same question. I must have some advice on that
point , since I expect that Byrd will be calling or ��riting
to me , and asking if that is acceptable to us .
Will u please give me some answer to that question.
Ve ruly y �rs
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THOMSA D. N GEL
OLSON, NEL ON, NAGEL & DRANGE
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February 25 , 1981 �ID
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Mr . Wayne E . F3yrd CITY OF OROI�Q
1266 Shorewood T.ane
Mound, Minnesota 55364
Re : Byrd - Swift Transaction
Dear Mr . Byrd :
I have your letter of February 23 , 1981 advising that the
construction of the new septic system for Mr . Swift has been
completed.
We had the nremises inspected today, (February 24th) and we
find that the construction is complete and in order .
There is one problem. The toilet does not work. Mr . I�oward
DeSmidt , who inspected the prer;lises , says that water appears
to be plumbed to the toilet , but that there is no water
runnin� into the toilet. He searched around and tried to
find a valve that perhaps was inadvertently shut off , but he
could not find one.
I am utterly dismayed that after you had made the effort and
incurred the expense to have a man out there , and installed
a septic system, that you would allow him to leave the
premises and not have the toilet worlcin� .
I attemnted to ca11 your home after learning this from Mr.
DeSmidt , but did not get an answer . I recall that you
advised you were going to Arizona, but that someone would be
at your home to respond to these problems .
Perhaps the problem with the toilet was totally inadvertent
or an oversight by your plumbing and septic man. ���hatever ,
it does nothing ro give any peace of mind to Mr . Swif_t or
Mr . Howard DeSmidt , and it does a great deal to try my
patience .
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February 25 , 1981
Page 2
In the name of all that' s fair, this matter must be concluded .
Very truly yours ,
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THOMAS D. NAGEL�
OLSOII, NELSON, NAGEL & DRANGE -
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cc : Mr . Howard neSmidt
Route l, Box 117 �-�
Cologne , Minnesota 55322
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TO: W. R. Benson, City Administrator
FROM: Alan P. Olson, City Planner
DATE : November 12 , 1982
SUBJECT: Phone Call Received Regarding Deering Island
A Larry Schlossinger called me today saying he had talked to Mary
Butler who referred him to me .
He "has a chance to buy Deering Island" and would like to develop
it with a summer-season restaurant . What does he need to get approval?
I asked a lot of questions and he had few answers . He did not know
size of facility, number of docks , where parking would be , etc. He
said it would be a "high class" aesthetic development, which would
add tax base , etc . He said they would be needing multiple docks
(unknown how many) and would have a ferry service from an unknown
parking lot location. They would have off-duty police and built-in
fire protection. He did not want to spend a lot of money on plans
etc , until he knew the City would approve . He would do it the
way the City wants.
My reply: Based on long-standing City policy, Comprehensive Plan and
ordinances, including revisions of island zoning now being completed,
Orono has discouraged development on the islands except for low
density seasonal residential cabins, etc. He would be asking for
something entirely new and contrary to past �olicies ; therefore , based
on past precedent, I do not think his restaurant idea would be approved.
But he has the right to present his ideas and make a case for how
his restaurant would fit in. Orono always listens to new ideas .
His would be an uphill battle and burden would be on him to convince
Council to make necessary changes. He would be asking for :
l . Comprehensive Plan amendment
2 . Rezoning from residential to commercial
3 . Plan approval based on detailed technical specifications
Council could turn him down at any point. Council could not give
final approval , and probably not even conceptual approval, until
all questions were answered.
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Deering Island
November 12 , 1982
Page 2
I said that he did have a right to approach the Council with his
conceptual ideas to get their reaction, but not to expect a
commitment. I also said that before he even approaches the Couizcil,
he should do his own homework to better define the scope of his
project (50 seats or 500?) and how he would propose handling
parking,dockage , sewage , fire , police , garbage , etc . and to put
those ideas down in a letter form that I could put on their agenda.
I said for him to do this work and then come in and talk with
me at which point we would discuss a date for a Council appearance.
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TO: Alan P. Olson, City Planner
FROM: Dick Benson, City Administrator
DATE: November , 15 , 1982
SUBJECT: Deering Island
The Deering Island request for density uses fits into the same
plan scope as Big Island.
Mr . Schlossinger should become familiar with other agency
involvement and mandates dictating uses within the entire Lake
Minnetonka and Watershed District.
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June 13 , 1983
Mr . Wayne Byrd
P . O. Box 955
Carefree, Arizona 85377
Re : � �D� eering Island - ecord Lot #7
Dear Mr. Byrd:
This is to advise you that we have received your application
for a principal residence conditional use permit for this
property. We have begun the review and will contact you
again before the application is forwarded for action by the
Planning Commission and City Council .
You stated that the septic system was repaired in 1982 . We
have no record of a permit as required for such work and you
didn ' t specify what may have been done . We do know the
system was discharging to the surface in June of 1982 and
that Mr . Swift was not even using the toilet at that time .
We will have to be sure this problem is satisfactorily cor-
rected before the conditional use permit is considered .
Perhaps you can supply more information to us .
Also, you do not indicate whether or not a telephone is
existing on the island. This is important for emergency
communication . Please advise .
Sincer,,ely
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City Planner
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ORDINAIVCE N0. 246 APPLICATION FOR CONDITIOtil�L USE PERriIT (& VAItIAI�CE) � �
SECTION 34 . 363(a) : TO AUTHORIZE PRINCIPAL D[�'ELLING USE: meaning an}� home or
cabin that is used or occupied for 181 days or more in any one year; or any
d�aelling regardless of the duration of use if you wish to claim a :finnesota
"principal residence" homestead tax credit. If the property is not homestead,
and if your total annual usage is less than 180 da}�s (6 months) , then your use
is allowed by the ordinance and you do not have to apply for this soecial permit.
Note that even if you use the property a few days every month, it is the total
number of days that count, not how these days might be spread throughout the year.
PLEASE NOTE. The following information is requested to prepare the permit accur-
ately and to speed up the review as much as possible. Please attach other infor-
mation or explanations which might be helpful, especially a site plan or lot
survey and a sketch of your septic systen. You might also be asked to supply
other information during the course of the review.
Application Date� � g 3 (before July, 1, 1983) . Record Lot No.
Fee Owner(s) Name �.c� ry`� 1J�- � � �0 Telephone Nu�bers ��Z ���' ��?L
Mailing r�� � � � C.���(�'� �.� f�Z�� 3 �1�land
Address Island
Applicant 's Name (if different) and Telephone
Mail Address
Brief statement as to why this permit should be approved: G%-f�
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1. Ownership is by: Fee (Deed) � :Contract for Deed : Other
2. Date Property was Purchased : � 9 � 9 Is deed/contract recorded? �Yes No
3. Approx. Property Size: ft. wide X ft. deep; or �, � acres.
4. Is this your only residence? yes no. If not, what is the address
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of your other residence(s)? ���. � j�� �"^_'-� �6)'+`�"-� 13�y� .w.
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5. Have you filed for a "Homestead" property tax credit on this property Yes �No
If yes, what is the first year you so filed?
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6 . Have you filed for a "Homestead" credit on any other M.innesota property? Yes No
If so where?
7. How many persons reside here as their principal residence (on the average)?�_,
8, How many days per year is the property occupied? (a)�Continuously all year; or
(b) Part of eact� year from about to totalling days; or
(c) Off and on throughout the year, totalling days (give example of dates
used last year) :
9. k'hat buildings are on the property besides the d�aelling? /� � � �
10. Ilwelling was built when (approx. year) ?(��was added onto in what year (s)?
`� � '�� and was last remodeled in what year�
11. Approx. d�oelling size (floor area) is: ft. X ft. ; or� �Q sq. ft. ;
it has how many bedrooms?_�and can sleep up to �_persons.
12. Ilwelling construction is frame (wood) 7� ; or what other material?
(a) A permanent foundation is required. What exists now? basement � : crawl
space : open floor with piers ; other
(b) idhat is type and amount of insulation in: walls: ?
ceiling/roof: /2 '+ _
(c) � permanent heating syste� is required. What exists now?
hot air furnance_�_space heater(s) wood stove(s)
other
(d) Fire retardent roo i g will be required for new work. What exist now?
asphalt shingles � untreated wood : treated wood
other
13. Plumbing and Septic systems will be required by or before Jan. 1 , 1983. What
exists now?
(a) No. of tailets � : bathroom sinks � : tub or shower 1
kitchen sink � : other
(b) No. of septic tank (s) � and size in gallons and
(c) Amount of drainfield: No. of lines ; length
total Sq. footage
(d) Location of Septic tanks/drainfield on lot (direction from house) :
. (e) Date of septic system ins al ti /last rep ir
and name of contractor
14. What type of domesti�,water supply is available? (a) lake pump gpm
(b) well: depth ($ j ft. ; casing diam. inches : flow rate gpm:
pump type: elec. ; gasoline other:
year drilled by (contractor's name)
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ORDINANCE N0. 246 RECORD LOT N0.
! APPLICATION FOR PRINCIPrV. DWELLING CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT PAGE -3-
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15. Basic fire/life protection will be required by Jan. 1 , 1985. What er.ists
now and how many? Smoke detector(s) � S Portable fire e:ctinguisher(s)
size 1r110BC or larger : other
16. L,That additional fire Pxtinguishing equipment is available now (some type is
� required by Jan. 1, 1988) ?
(a) Automatic sprinkler system
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� (b) Hoseline connected to well � or to lake pump
'� (c) Alarm system
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; 17 . Is your house visible from the lake? Yes�No : Could a 4-wheel
drive emergency vehicle reach your house f om�the lake? Yes�No_
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� 18. Do you have an intrusion aiarm system? DO NOT :�:vSWER HERE. If you have one,
! please notify Orono Police (473-7710) of the particulars, including type and
key holder names. Any audible alarm must be of the self-resetting type. Also
consider Operation ID marking of valuables, security locking, lighting and
: other such measures.
� 19. How do you dispose of garbage and other wastes (burying or burning is
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� I hereby apply for this Conditional Use Permit under the terms and conditions of
Ordinance No. 246. I understand that in granting the permit the City Council may
establish reasonable conditions or timetables for making improvements related to
health and safety matters; that the Final permit if granted will be in resolution
form, will require my sig�ature, and wiil be recorded in the chain of title of my
property; and that there will be no fee charged for this application if made before
July 1, 1983. i
Owner' s Signature Date D
Applicant's Signature Date
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TO: Walter R. Benson & Big Island Files
FROM: Alan P . Olson, City Planner
DATE : August 3 , 1983
SUBJECT : Site Inspection of Big Island & Deering Island
Tom Jacobs , Mike Gaffron and I toured the islands on the
morning of Auqust 3 , 1983 .
Veteran ' s Camp : We met with camp manager Mark Peterson and
toured thc whole property . The camp was fully operating with
about 70 campers plus staff . Generally everything looked very
neat and much improved over past visits . Later in that day
they were to be visited by about 60 legislative , veteran ' s
affairs and regional park people . We did not become involved
in that meeting .
l . Dock license : 3 docks in place and used for camp
boats and transient boats totalling about 6-8 slips .
Also near Point Charming was another dock with 2
large power boats obviously stored for an extended
period of time (I understand the cabin located there
is occupied by one couple every year for almost the
whole summer) .
2 . Beer license : No beer is being sold at the camp and
there was no evidence of any on the property .
3 . Cigarette license : Some sales of cigarettes are '
on-going. Peterson said the license application
was being held until he got an insurance certificate
for workman ' s comp . He was told that sales were
illegal until he had a license approved.
4 . Dumps : The one dump on the hill has been removed
and the area cleaned up satisfactorily. The dump �
near the lakeshore hasn ' t been touched - it is still
in place as it has been since before 1976 . (It also
hasn ' t be�n used for at least that long) . Peterson
inquired about getting a permit to bury this dump
and was told absolutely not, that it must be dug up
and hauled off the island like the other one . He
said he needed time . He was told that there had been
too many broken promises including one by Jerry
Donlin that the dump would be gone before the camp
opened for the 1983 season. Last word is that it
was to be cleaned up by labor day.
. Big Island & Deering Island Inspection
August 3 , 1983
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5 . Garbage : All garbage is c'ollected and barged to a large
dumpster the camp maintains at Excelsior docks .
6 . Junk : Much, much junk has been removed from the island
with minor amounts remaining, including at least one old
truck body near the caretaker ' s house .
7e Old Buildings: Most have been cleared of junk . Only the
dormitory was boarded up, and that had been broken-into .
The smaller buildings remain open and hazardous .
8 . Dormitory renovation : Peterson said that they were planning
on "fixing-up" the old dormitory this fall for rental purposes
next year . He was advised not to touch the building
(except to board it up) until he submitted plans and received
appropriate building permits . Further , he was advised that
makinq the building conform to current codes would mean
many changes , probably including 1) frost tootings ; 2) new
bedroom windows; 3) new exits and stairs; 4) fire separations
fire doors and fire protection systems ; 5) new wiring;
6) new plumbing and septic systems .
9 . Cabins : All cabins are supplied with smoke detectors , with
fire extinquishers available every third cabin .
10 . Dining Hall : We discussed minimum fire code improvements
including 1) marking of exits ; 2) clearing and opening of
two exits on the north side ; 3) provision of at least
2�20� fire extinguishers; 4 ) fire separation of combustible
storage rooms .
11 . Fuel Tank: RemovalCor code-approved filling� of unused
qasoline tank required.
12 . Fish Houses : Upon leaving the camp we discovered about
8-10 or more nearly identical fish houses stored near the
caretaker' s cabin . We don ' t know what this means .
Wavzata Yacht Club : We were told by Wayzata Yacht Club that they
no longer used their big island property and therefore they did
not apply for a license this year . They said they couldn ' t meet
our code reauirements for toilets , etc . Well , the cove "formerly"
used by them is plastered with brand new "�ayzata Yacht Club" and
"Private Beach" siqns , the picnic table is painted and the activity
there is very much as it always has been. We will be contacting
them for an explanation .
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August 3 , 1983
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Remaining Big Island: The cabins look very good and clean.
Absolutely no evidence of dumping or any other activity like that .
We did find one new sauna built right on the shore without
permits and one or two new decks or stairs which we will follow
up .
Deering Island: Inspected the house with Art� Swift . He still
complains that the owner Wayne Byrd is not providing code
improvements as reauired in his sale to Byrd. We found
1) a "septic tank" installed last year by a Mound resident
without permits, non-conforming and non-functioning. Swift
still carries his bodily wastes out of the house by hand and
deposits th�m on his garden. 2) Plumbing work done without
permit and not to code , includinq an exterior above-ground
line to the new " septic tank" . 3) A new electric furnace
installed without permits - no contractor ' s name mxt evidence .
4) No change in plumbing or wiring hazards . We will follow
through to correct, or issue tags if necessary .
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SPENCER G. KLUEGFI,
ATTORNEY AT LAVV
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Jean Mabusth �'4�"
P.O. Box 66
Crystal Bay, MN 55323
RE: Deerings Island
Dear Ms. Mabusth:
In our recent telephone conversation, I identified myself as the
attorney for Arthur Swift who lives on Deerings Island. When Arthur
Swift sold the island Dwayne Byrd, he reserved for himself a life estate
interest in the property. The legal effect of Arthur Swift's life
estate is that he has the right to full and exclusive possession of the
island until he dies.
Dwayne Byrd and Arthur Swift entered into an agreement, a copy of which
I have enclosed. In the agreement, Dwayne Byrd assumed the
responsibility to repair and maintain the property in compliance with
local building codes.
In the second to the last paragraph, Arthur Swift was given a lien on
the property "to secure performance by Dwayne Byrd of the
obligations. . .assumed by him under. . . the agreement." In my opinion, the
lien rights of Arthur Swift constitute an equitable mortgage which may
be foreclosed if Dwayne Byrd defaults in the terms of the agreement. An
equitable mortgage is not the usual type of mortgage with which most
people are familiar. Foreclosure is much more complicated and takes a
great deal longer. It is, nevertheless, the intention of my client to
commence that mortgage foreclosure proceeding. Hopefully, the mortgage
foreclosure will force Dwayne Byrd to live up to his agreement and make
the necessary improvements and repairs to bring the property up to city
code.
Jean Mabusth
November 1 , 1983
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I will be looking for your letter setting forth all of the items that
must be done to bring the property in compliance with your code. I will
need this letter before I can commence my mortgage foreclosure action.
Thank you for your patience in pressing your claims. I will keep you
posted regarding progress of the mortgage foreclosure action. In the
meantime, if you have any questions or comments, please do not hesitate
to call me.
Very ruly yours,
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� Spencer G. Kluegel
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TIi15 11�nCF.�1Ff.T, r�a�,� �nd Fntered intn �n this ��- da,y
of �� i � , 1�7�, b�� and het���een /!�TNI1P, G. S��IFT, of
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•'��und, �"innes�ta � an�1 �t�l/1Y�;E RYR�, �f ��nunrf� �ljnnps�ta.
Tliat on this .:='f��� ria�� of ���i� ..� � � �
,____--- ;�-�_ 1979
11�:T�!UR G. ;,!IFT, Sinc�le, has c�nve���ci t� ;�id �!!PY^;F RYR� certain
real �rc,ncrt�� lncat�cl in th� C�unt�� of Ilcnnenin, State of !^irtnesota ,
descri bed as rnl 1 rn��s :
��vernr�c�nt Lnt �3, Secti�n 1�, T��•inshin 117 Clart!�, ^�nae 23
�'�PS�; ;>f t.h� �th t'rincinal ���ericiian, �nd
L�t :3, �locF: 1 , Sha�i���,;�od !'oi nt,
all nf the af��ve pront�i-ty heinc7 SUhiect t� c� 1 ife estate in favor of
s�id ;1RT1!L'f'. �. `t;IFT,
�s aciditi��n�l cnnsicieration f�r the transfer of said real
pr�rertv hy saici ARTI'�►R G, SG1IF"T t� said �bl/1YNF (?Yf?�J, s�id Dl�'AYNE �YRD
��rees to th� f�l l ovii n�:
l . Dl!/IYNE f:YRfl s��all insulate the hnus�. on ��erin� Island and '
�ri l l ren�i r �r i nstal l stot�n ��,i ndo��s , al l i n a sati sfact�ry
r�anner, anci further ���i 11 renai r or rehi�i 1 d a se�tic svstem
and ��i 11 i nstall � new ,`urn�r.� �nci hratina svstem aciequate
i�� the i u�l�rient of � h���ti nn ��ntract�r to suffi ci entl y �
heat f;h� saici f,���r�. f'��AYP�F. f�YR�I �1nrCP.S that all the P_XnP_I15P.
�f th� �3fnr�r��ntinned ���ill I�e ��� his s�le exncnse and th�t
he �;�ill save and hold 1��rr.iless �RT�'ll� �, St1?FT fr�m �nv '
cl��ir�s ��r ��ork ,.r���tPrials nr l��hor us�d in the accomplishm�nt �
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� �1. D:•!/1Y^JF ��YZ[) a�rees tliat hc� i-�ill assu�e and �ay all future
heatinn, electricit�, telerh�n� ��nd �eneral �rtilitv bills
� �f /1('TNI1ft G, SI�!I("'� so lc�n� �s hn nccu�ies the hor�e r;n `
�� �c�eri nq I s 1 anri �znd furth�r �nrees t� n�i ntai n an�i mow ;
the yard �n �eerin� Island ��nri nn Lot 3. '
5. D�!l�Yr;E f�YR� sh�ll �iy all rPal estate taxes due and
� nayahle in 1�7� an�i th�rr��ftPr �n �11 �` said �r�perty, i
includin� �nv unpaici installnents of sneci��l assessments .
�avahl e there;�ri th nnd t��erc�ft�r. � �
This ac�rPement is a nr.rsonal c�ntrac� solelv for the benefit '
of /1RT1!I�R �. S'�III"? anri i s nnt i ntnn�i�� £or *he hr.n�fi t �f �ny �ther .
nerson. The nblinati�ns r�ferr�ci tn herein �hall not h� cielenated to
anv other person i��� �►��p,}'fJE RYR� hy re�lsnn nf assinnmen� �r �tl�er,•�isP,
ARTIII�R �, St�!IFT sl��ll r�tain � lien on thP interest �f said
DI;'�.Y��F LYI;D in said real ��ronert�� .conve�ieri h�� s�id /1RTIIIIR G. S�dIFT to
I� D!�'/1Y�JE RYR� t� �ecure p�rformance hy f?';1�Yt�� RYRD e�f the ohl i nati ons
� her��in assi,ned h�� him �mdcr tliis �z�reer�en�.,
' This ac�i•eer.��nt sh��l t t,ecc�mr� null and v�i�i on the deat►� �f � '
' • 11RTFIU� G. S!;IFT.
' II; !•!ITfdFSS ��!I'CRE�F� �I1P_ �arties have cxecuted this ar,reeeient �
. �n thp da�� and year first ��!�ove �iven, , "
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ATTORNEY AT�AVJ
��'OODHILL YI.A'L.4
14525 H11'1'. �
TELEPHONE
MINNETONKA, MN 55333 eiz-eas-o�i�
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Jean i�iabusth
City of Orono
P.O. Box 66
Crystal Bay, MN 55323
RE: Deerings Island
Dear Ms. Mabusth:
We are anxious to get our mortgage foreclosure proceedings started but,
cannot do se until we receive your letter in response to my letter of
P]ovember 1, 1983 (copy enclosed) .
Please send me your letters setting forth all of the items that must be
done to bring the property in compliance with Orono's code.
If you are having a problem with this request, please give me a call.
Very ly yours,
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pencer G. Kluegel
SGK/sz
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January 30 , 1984 �
Spencer G. Kluegel
Woodhill Plaza
14525 Highway #7
Minnetonka, Minnesota 55343
Re : Deering Island
Dear Mr . Kluegel :
We apologize for the delay in forwarding the list of items required
to bring the subject property into compliance with Orono ' s code .
This information is forthcoming and should be in your hands within
a week .
Thank you for your patience .
Sincerely,
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Michael P. Gaf ron
Assistant Zoning Administrator
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