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Home My WebLink About09-08-1980 Public Hearing Minutes Sewer Assessments CITY OF ORONO ' Assessment Public Hearing for Minnetonka Bluffs, 7• 30 P.M. Orono Lane, Tn�st Ferndale Road, County Road #15/ � Scotch Pine Lane and North Shore Drive, LS-1980-1 & LS-1980-2 September 8 , 1980 The Orono Cour�cil met on the above date with the PUBLIC HEARING following members present: Mayor Van Nest, Council- Assessments members Butler, Hannah, Hurr, and Paurus. Also present: City Administrator Benson, On-Site Septic Systems Manager Gaffron, Public Works Coordinator Gerhardson, City Attorney Malkerson, Financial Consultant Bob Ehlers, City Engineers Cook and Quincey. Mayor Van Nest announced that now was the time and place for the public hearing concerning the assess- ments for Project LS-1980-1 & LS-1980-2 , Minnetonka Bluffs, Orono Lane , West Ferndale, County Road #15/ Scotch Pine Lane and North Shore Drive. City Adminis- trator Benson read the Affidavit of Publication, Certificate of Mailing of Notice and supporting informa- tion to all benefited property owners. Mayor Van Nest explained the procedures to be followed at this public hearing and asked the citizens to make comments orally or in writing stating their name, address, and which area they resided at: Minnetonka Bluffs, Orono Lane, West Ferndale, North Shore Drive, or the marina area. Mayor Van Nest reviewed the project commenting that new , bids will be received this Friday, September 12 , 1980 at 10 :00 A. M. After the bids are tabulated and reviewed, this information will be mailed to you explaining what the costs will be and a questionnaire will be enclosed requesting your vote on the project. We will then have another public information meeting the last of September to review with you the enti're project. This public hearing tonight is being held to hear your comments and then the City Council will consider and vote on a resolutiorr� approving or disapproving the assessment roll. Mr. Steve Quincey, City Engineer, reviewed with the public the calendar of events leading to this evenings meeting, commenting that the City will be receiving bids on Friday, September 12, 1980 at 10 :00 A. M. attempting to attract lower costs to construct the sewer project stating that the total project cost to date is $1,205,000 . Mayor Van Nest read into the record property owners who have submitted letters indicating their approval or disapproval of the project and the petition submitted this evening requesting installation of sanitary sewers for their properties. PUBLIC HEARING SEPTEMBER 8 , 1980 Page 2 "PETITION FOR INSTALLATION OF SANITARY SEWER" PETITION To the City Council of Orono, Minnesota: We, the undersigned property owners petition the City of Orono to install immediately that part of Sanitary Sewer Project LS-1980-1, known .as West Ferndale Road & Orono Lane, which is to service our property. We understand and agree that if that part of the project is ordered by the City to be installed during 1980 and/or 1981, the City of Orono may now assess as a special assessment against our property for its share of the project the amount set forth hereinafter, the principal of which is to be spread over 15 years at 9�$ interest per annum. " Signed by: Mr . & Mrs. D. R. Vaughan - 1265 Shoreline Drive H. H. Tearse - lOXX West Ferndale Road Mr. & Mrs. Henry S. Kingman, Jr . - 1185 West Ferndale Road Mr. & Mrs. Donald P. Gamble, Jr. - 1205 Shoreline Drive Ralph Bagley - 1105 & 905 West Ferndale Road Gordon Ritz - 1165 West Ferndale Road Robert G. Mitchell - 1101 West Ferndale Road Joyce Atkinson - 1065 West Ferndale Road Mr. & Mrs. Odd K. Rovick - 1055 West Ferndale Road Mr . & Mrs. Bill C. Fox - 1095 West Ferndale Road Ruth H. Melamed - 885 West Ferndale Road Mr. & Mrs.� Floyd - 960 West Ferndale Road Mr. & Mrs. Fred Batlach - 980 West Ferndale Road , Mrs. Craig Winters - 1355 Shoreline Drive Dick Benson, City Administrator, read into the record the percentages for and against the project and the areas that the recorded responses came from. It was also noted that there are many property owners that have not been heard from and a questionnaire will be mailed requesting everyone to indicate their preference - for or against the project. Harold Carlson, 539 Keene Avenue, commented that the costs were too high and what is the City ' s position going to be? Mayor Van Nest commented that the City may adopt the assessment roll tonight and wait for any appeals. All letters submitted by this evening objecting to the project allows the property owner to appeal within 30 days after adoption of the assessment roll. Owners of property 65 years or older may apply for a deferment of assessments, if they meet certain criteria. Bob Ehlers, Ehlers & Associates, Orono ' s Fiscal Agent, reviewed with the public the current bonding market and procedures in selling bonds commenting that an 8$ interest rate to sell appears to be the current market using a 9�$ rate for assessments. PUBLIC HEARING, SEPTEMBER 8 , 1980 Page 3 Harold Carlson, 539 Keene Avenue: Can we pay our assessments all at one time7 Mayor Van Nest: You have the opportunity to pay your assessment in full within a limited time after adoption of the assessment roll or you may make partial payments over the life of the bonds, as indicated in our letter to you. Don Gamble, 1205 Shoreline Drive : How are the payments setup? Bob Ehlers: Equal principal payments, declining interest. � James Rivers, 1442 Shoreline Drive : Why can ' t we have the entire payments amortized equally over the bonding years? Bob Ehlers: Declining interest appears to be the preferred method. Accounting procedures are simplified this way. Mayor Van Nest: The City prefers the declining interest method. It is more consistent. The Council will adopt the assessment roll tonight. The final decision on the project will be made the first week in October . Kevin Dynan, 535 Hanlon Avenue: What are the alternatives? Mayor Van Nest: The alternative is to enforce our present code and bring all- present on-site systems up to today ' s ' standards. Ed Cashin, 1305 Shoreline Drive : What is the purpose of the proposed questionnaire? Mayor Van Nest: The questionnaire will allow Council to , determine if the project is to go or not. Craig Moen, 1387 Orono Lane: Can we remove Orono Lane from the project? Mayor Van Nest: Project bidding will not allow removal of this area. Mr. Moen: I am hoping questionnaire will make that _ determination. I think people will want amortized bond payments, not declining interest payments. Councilman Paurus: The City has to consider all costs to administer the project and also bond costs. David Johnson, 500 Hanlon Avenue : We object to the project. Our incomes will not support the project costs. We also understand federal monies are not available. PUBLIC HEARING, SEPTEMBER 8 , 1980 Page 4 Mayor Van Nest: The City has inquired and have contacted all agencies. Federal funds are not available. Mike Gaffron: The City has attempted to become eligible on a municipal needs list. This was a year ago and we have not succeeded. I did a survey of agencies, compiled these into a list for federal monies. Each one contacted informed us federal monies were not available. � Mayor Van Nest: Medina-Morningside is a good example. Orono has worked with Medina for two years attempting to serve their area with sanitary sewer. All progress stopped because of lack of grant monies. We have decided if we cannot proceed with the LS-1980-1 and LS-1980-2 project on a 100� ass�ssment basis, we have to immediately proceed with upgrading present on-site systems. Orono ' s rating doas not encourage grant monies. We are attempting to make a decision this year. We cannot wait to enforce our septic ordinance . We need action now. Quentin Lauer, 1205 Dickenson Street: Rudy Boschwitz ' s office tells me federal monies are available. Mayor Van Nest: Federal funds are not sufficient to support this project. If we wait, inflation will offset percentage of federal money availability. This project is our only out. We have to correct septic problems now. Mr. Lauer: Why should not federal agencies solve our problems? - , Mayor Van Nest: Availability of funds determines this. We cannot postpone our decision and wait. We have postponed correcting your on-site problems for one year. We attempted to get on a needs list a year ago. Now, its either go with this or correct your on-site problems. Mr. Lauer: Why was Medina-Morningside so cheap? Glenn Cook, City Engineer: Different terrain, water table, no lakeshore to contend with. Newell Weed, 1385 Orono Lane : I am in support of municipal sewers solving our problem but the cost is too high and unacceptable. Minnetonka Beach turned their project down, rebid three to four years later and saved themselves $3 to $4 hundred thousand dollars. I am concerned with: 1) economics, 2) why do we have to include all of our areas in one project? 3) why are we being threatened with enforcing the septic ordinance if we do not accept this project? I have been a resident in Orono 20-25 years and I have never had an inspector tell me my system is bad. Is tonight our last change to submit to you in writing our objection in order to appear within 30 days? PUBLIC HEARING, SEPTEMBER 8 , 1980 Page 5 Mayor Van Nest : Yes, this was explained in our letter to you. Mr. Weed: I did not see this in your letter to us. I do not believe this was included. Mayor Van NeSt: This was included in our letter to you and was also in our legal notice in Orono ' s official paper. Mayor Van Nest: For the record, Mr. Weed, our letters to you not only spells out the appeal deadline , but also tells you the condition of your present on-site system, all hidden costs, and what the City intends to do to allow all property owners input up to the October 10 , 1980 certification deadline. I believe the City has, through our Administrator, informed you of all project details, your assessment costs and yearly bond retirement costs. We have for you additional handouts if you desire them now. Mr. Weed : I did not receive a notice in 1979 of the condition of my on-site system. Mayor Van Nest: Mr. Weed, we all agreed to wait until the interceptor was completed and on stream before we made a decision. Now, that decision is up to you. The City intends to enforce its ordinances and if there is no other recourse , properties might have to be condemned. Mr. Weed: In 1978-79 , we were not notified if we complied or not. You are now threatening us and using your ordin�nce to force us to sewer our areas. Mayor Van Nest: Mr. Weed, we are giving you the facts as we promised we would. Your property, as everyone elses, has been identified in our letter to you explaining your septic tank condition. Mr. Weed: I want each property owner to be notified if they comply or no�. Dave Johnson, 500 Hanlon Avenue : Mr . Gaffro;n was very helpful to me and to others in our area explaining to us the problems. I am very disappointed in our engineers and Council 's decision. The cost is impossible to absorb. We need alternatives to finance this project. Councilman Paurus : I am very concerned with the cost of this project and I know others are too. We have attempted to defer the upgrading of your septic systems until the interceptor was complete. New septic tanks and drainfields might not satisfy the problem or resolve the pollution issue. Gordon Ritz , 1165 West Ferndale Road: Has everyone been informed of their problems? Mike Gaffron: I have tried to speak with each of you about individual problems. PUBLIC HEARING, SEPTEMBER 8 , 1980 Page 6 Bruce Clark, 540 Barrett Avenue : Can we get help from the City? Mayor Van Nest: We have not requested other citizens to help us in the past. We do not want to do that now. . Harold Carlson, 539 Keene Avenue: If we do not contruct this year, will the City resubmit this project to us next year? � Mayor Van Nest: We will enforce our code . Dave Johnson, 500 Hanlon Avenue : What condition will the streets be restored to? Glenn Cook: Streets will not be constructed this fall. Only easements. Streets next year. Al1 streets will be restored to original condition. Some will be blacktopped. Dave Peterson, 3855 Bayside Road: I believe health conditions should be protected. Why should not the Council apply for federal funds? Mayor Van Nest: We have attempted to obtain federal monies. Our Block Grant monies are committed. Revenue Sharing monies are not available for this. We are going to make a decision now, not two years from now, when we again find grants are not available. The City is not going to wait two more years to enforce its on-site ordinance . Mr . Peterson: Can 't the City design and install holding ,tanks? Mayor Van Nest: No, the City cannot design and install holding tanks. Dave Hill, 521 Hanlon Avenue : When will the code be enforced? Mike Gaffron: We will issue orders now, enforce next spring. I would say that 50$ of the present systems need major repairs. 25o minor repairs, 25$ are satisfactory. Don Gamble, 1205 Shoreline Drive: Amortized payments have to be considered, Dave Peterson, 3855 Bayside Road: Are there other monies available to help relieve assessments? Mayor Van Nest: There is an option to levy part of this on the general tax payers or ad valorum. The City has not done this in the past and I do not believe other taxpayers that have paid 100$ for their sewers should have to support this project. Dave Peterson: Could we not apply some of the ad valorum if properties are divided later? PUBLIC HEARING, SEPTEMBER 8 , 1980 Page 7 Mayor Van Nest: This does not apply here. Councilman Paurus: We have to make a decision tonight. I am concerned with the project also. I recommend we adopt the assessment roll this evening. The final judgment will be up to you. Mayor Van Nest: We are here tonight to consider the assessment roll. If there are no further questions, we , will close the public hearing and vote on the assessment roll. Mr. Weed: We agree with you, you have to consider the assessment roll tonight. We apprecicate being allowed to have input on this project. Herb Meyer , 1380 Fox Street: I wish to say that I have found in my business that some inspectors are good, some are bad. Mike Gaffron has done a good job for us. Mrs. Lindberg, 865 West Ferndale Road: Could our homes that are east of the Ferndale bridge next to the Wayzata sewer line, still connect to Wayzata if the project does not materialize? Mayor Van Nest: Yes, you could. After all persons present had an opportunity to be heard, Mayor Van Nest closed the public hearing at 9 : 29 P.M. Mayor Van Nest polled the public in attendance to determi�ne which method of bond payment schedule would be preferred, declining interest or amoritized payments. Declining interest was determined as being the most favorable . Mayor Van Nest moved, Paurus seconded, to adopt Resolution RESOLUTION #1198 #1198 , A Resolution Adopting the Assessment Roll for Sewer Assessments Project LS-1980-1 & LS-1980-2 . � Motion, Ayes (5) - Nays (0) . Mayor Van Nest moved, Paurus seconded, to approve September 30 , 1980 at 7: 30 P.M. for the next public information meeting to review final project costs and questionnaire results. Motion, Ayes (5) - Nays (0) . Paurus moved, Hurr seconded, that the meeting be adjourned at 10 :05 P.M. Motion, Ayes (5) - Nays (0 ) . ,� / ^^ � �,. ��.�'� - %� L _. William B. Van Nest, Mayor Attest:L�� Walter enson, Ci inistrator Page 8 ATTENDANCE ASSESSMENT HEARING - SEPTEMBER 8 , 1980 LS-1980-1 & LS-1980-2 Duane & Nancy Luke - 2465 North Shore Drive Craig Moen - 1387 Orono Lane � Don Gamble - 1205 Shoreline Drive Harold A. Carlson - 539 Keene Avenue Larry Lindberg - 865 West Ferndale Road Pat Norman - 538 Russell Avenue Newell Weed - 1385 Orono Lane Dave Peterson 2625 Fox Street J Diann Goetten - 1385 Fox Street Herb Meyer - 1380 Fox Street L. R. Stinson - 1340 Fox Street Linda Massopust - 550 Orono Orchard Road Darold Dockendorf - 540 Orono Orchard Road Henry M. Skarp - 1045 West Ferndale Road D. M. Skarp - 3801 Bryant Avenue South, Minneapolis Ed Callahan, Jr. - 2545 North Shore Drive E. H. Eastman - 2565 North Shore Drive Mr . & Mrs. Henry Kingman, Jr. - 1185 West Ferndale Road Gordon H. Ritz - 1165 West Ferndale Road Kevin J. Dynan - 537 Hanlon Avenue Quentin Lauer - 1205 Dickenson Street Basil Young - 1220 Dickenson Street Roger Hawkinson - 570 Orono Orchard Road � Ed Cashin - 1305 Shoreline Drive David Hill - 521 Hanlon Avenue Terry & Bruce Clark - 540 Barrett Avenue Mr. & Mrs. David R. Johnson - 500 Hanlon Avenue Mr. & Mrs. James P. Rivers - 1442 Shoreline Drive Lauren Born - 1432 Shoreline Drive Telephone 473-7357• Page 9 ,�,'..� C�'�T�' Of O��l�T�? ;� �� - � .- .::J• �i' • .:t}t':;'_y;��;3 Post Office Box 66•Crystal Bay,Minnesota 55323•Municipal Offices ��r��- � On the North Shore of Lake Minnetonka e `. �_.°�� • -• - Public Information Hearing , August 20 , 1980 Sanitary Sewer Project LS-1980-1 , 1980-2 Dear Property Owner : Hopefully each of you has now received from the City a notice for the special assessment hearing of September 8 , 1980 to consider the adoption of the assessment roll and the proposed special assessment to be levied against your property . Set forth hereinafter is a general description of the remaining procedural steps to be taken by the City and the answers to some frequently asked questions . 1. What is the status of Easement Acquisition? The City needs approximately 45 signed easements for the project . These easements have been mailed to the affected property owners . Please execute those easements and return them to the City. If you have any questions , call �ike Gaffron at 473-7357 . 2. When will the assessment roll be adopted ? The City Council most likely will adopt an assessment ro�l on September 8 , 1980 , which assessment roll will include the final special assessment for each property . 3. When will the final decision on the project be made? The City Council will 'make the final decision on whether to order the contractor to proceed with all of the project , part of the project , or cancel the project on or about October 10, 1980. 4. How will the project be financed? Bonds will be sold in the amount of $1 , 205 ,000 or lesser amount if only a portion of the project is ordered on or about October 15-20, 1980. We expect the bonds will be purchased at 8 - 8-1/2°� and will be repayable in equal principal installments over 15 years . Page 10 5 . What if a portion of the project is cancelled? If the project providing sewer to your property is ordered by the City Council , the special assessment set forth in the assessment roll will then be certified to the county to be collected over the next fifteen (15) years along with your general property -tax , commencing with the taxes due and payable in 1981. � If the portion of the project providing sewer to your property is not ordered by the City Council , then the special assessment against your property will be cancelled and not certified to the county . The City will then stringently , enforce the on-site Septic System ordinance . ' 6. What will the interest rate be? It is the bond consultant 's recommendation to sell the bonds with a fifteen (15) year payback . The consultant anticipates that the bonds will be purchased to yield an interest of 8 - 8-1/2% annually to the bond buyer . Minnesota statutes provide that a City may sell bonds up to an interest rate yielding 12% and then add 1% in addition thereto , for a total of 13% interest on the special assessment . Because the City expects the bonds to be sold at 8-1/2�� interest , the City will charge only 9-1/2�o interest on the special assessment . The 1� difference is necessary to pay for the cost of processing the special assessments a�d roll throughout the fifteen (15) years and to protect the City against tax forfeitures . 7 . What will the interest and principal cost be to me each year? Based upon all of t�ie above assumptions , the approximate principal and interest for each of the S special assessment amounts is set forth in Exhibit A attached hereto. As you know, the interest is deductible for tax purposes . The total annual cost of the special assessment to you , is still far less expensive than having to pay for holding tanks , the monthly cost of pumping the tanks , and/or repair costs for on site septic systems . Moreover , the benefit conferred upon your property because of the municipal sewer can be realized upon the eventual sale of the property . Thank you for your cooperation . Very truly yours , Mayor and City Council of th e City of Orono Schedule of Ass2ssment Payment � � Exhibit A Based on 15 year Repayment @ 9Z� City of Orono, Minnesota - 1980 Assessments � $20,197 $18,466 $14,515 Y E::�l l�� r r�7:�� :c��r i; �r c�� r��., r�i:�:�� :r.��l"f I? �T C?�T'r1 I.., i��i��:r� :��d�T I�� c�r n��, •I r�r�. . -I I. 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J•..! � r �.)i:)t�) � i: ..1 .�.•..... .. ...1 (:) •�•.:. � i , i:��.. ) i �� ;a�..,..;: �,i.�:•: �.i��) �,''r:'`i , :I.�•I� :I.''��I�U � :"��•I. Fa�•I•? � 7;� 'L f�"; � :l.i:? <:3��::i � `�:L ., , , .. , ,.,,.. , . �.. . , � F--� :�,`:':;",I• ':''r;':°i � !�b(1 :I.;3;:� , ��I�3 :I. j.��I�s:3 � i3;3 !��I•�.' � '7 3 :I.:'.�_' � :I.:' '7 C:;��I• � �3�i �-' �� r•��n r.r r;y,� c:� � r•i c'-� �Y 1 "� `I 5;,5 :. r � ,.! , �..,.., . ��(i , :i. � '��':I. :l �)..., r , 1.:i. F��I M. , '�;:> 1:;1. , f,l:� � (?,., , '7 , ' . Page 12 LIST OF PROPERTY OWNERS IN FAVOR . LS-1980-1 & LS-1980-2 Joyce Atkinson - 1065 West Ferndale Road Ralph Bagley - 1105 & 905 West Ferndale Road Mr. & Mrs. Betlach - 980 West Ferndale Road Mr: & Mrs. Floyd - 960 West Ferndale Road Mr. & Mrs. William C. Fox - 1095 West Ferndale Road Mr. & Mrs. Donald Gamble, Jr. - 1205 Shoreline Drive Henry Kingman - 1185 West Ferndale Road Ruth Melamed - 885 West Ferndale Road Robert G. Mitchell - 1101 West Ferndale Road Gorden Ritz - 1165 West Ferndale Road Mr. & Mrs. Odd Rovick - 1055 West Ferndale Road H. H. Tearse - lOXX West Ferndale Road Mr. & Mrs. D. R. Vaughan - 1265 Shoreline Drive Mrs. Craig Winters - 1355 Shoreline Drive Andy Andrews - 2625 North Shore Drive , •� . . Page 13 LIST OF PROPERTY OWNERS AGAINST LS-1980-1 & LS-1980-2 Edward Callahan - 2545 North Shore Drive ` Harold Carlson - 539 Keene Avenue Edward Cashin - 1305 Shoreline Drive Bruce Clark - 540 Barrett Avenue Robert Cotie - 565 Hanlon Avenue Darold Dockendorf - 540 Orono Orchard Road Kevin Dynan - 537 Hanlon Avenue John Eastman - 2565 'North Shore Drive Richard Ford - 500 Orono Orchard Road Edward Hamm - 1260 Dickenson Roger Hawkinson - 570 Orono Orchard Road David Hill - 521 Hanlon Avenue � David Johnson - 500 Hanlon Avenue Mrs. Rodney Kelley - 1399 Orono Lane Quentin Lauer - 1205 Dickenson Street Duane Luke - 2465 North Shore Drive Mr. & Mrs. Winston Lindberg - 865 West Ferndale Road John Massopust - 550 Orono Orchard Road H. D. Meyer - 1380 Fox Street D. Craig Moen - 1387 Orono Lane Kent Norman - 538 Russell Avenue . Henry See - 1389 Orono Lane Henry Skarp - 1045 West Ferndale L. R. Stinson = 1340 Fox Street � Mrs. Cullen Thomas - 1395 Orono Lane Newell Weed, Jr. - 1385 Orono Lane Mr. & Mrs. L. J. Whalen - 2435 Scotch Pine Lane Steven Wilson - 2485 North Shore Drive Basil Young - 1220 Dickenson Street Page 14 PERCENTAGES - FOR & AGAINST LS-1980-1 & LS-1980-2 AREAS FOR AGAINST 8 - County Road 15/Marinas 2 1 25$ 12�� 10 - Orono Lane 1 5 10$ 50$ 12 - North Shore Drive 0 5 0$ 41-2/3� 26 - Minnetonka Bluffs 0 16 Oo 61�� 19 - Ferndale Road 12 2 63 0 10�$ 75 - Total - All Areas 15 29 20% 38-2/3� - , ASSE5SMENT ROLL MINNETONKA BLUFFS LEGAL DESCRIPTION # OF LATERAL ASSESSMENT TRUNK ASSESSMENT ` TOTAL (PINS N0. ) OWNER UNITS PER UNIT PER UNIT ASSESSMENT 02-117-23-31-0002 E. H. Hamm 1 13 ,492 1, 023 14 , 515 02-117-23-31-0004�* , 0012 Richard F. Ford 1 � 13, 492 ' 1 , 023 14 , 515 02-117-23-31-0005 Darold J. Dockendorf 1 13 , 492 1 , 023 14 , 515 02-117-23-31-0006 John B. & Linda F. Massopust 1 13 , 492 1, 023 14 , 515 02-117-23-31-0007 0008 * 0011 Roger J. Hawkinson 1 13 , 492 1,023' 14 , 515 02-117-23-31-0009 * 0020� Herbert D. Meyer 1 13 , 492 1, 023 14 , 515 02-117-23-31-0010 Harry P. Aldrich 1 13 ,492 1, 023 14 , 515 02-117-23-31-00131* � 0026J David R. Johnson 1 13 ,492 1 , 023 14 , 515 02-117-23-31-0014 David M. Hill 1 13 , 492 1 , 023 14 , 515 02-117-23-31-0015 Kevin J. Dynan 1 13 , 492 1, 023 14 , 515 02-117-23-31-0016 * 0017} Robert H. Cotie 1 13 , 492 1, 023 14 , 515 02-117-23-31-0018 Judith H. Lundberg J.F. Koch 1 13 , 492 1 , 023 14 ,515 02-117-23-31-0019 Lawrence R. Stinson 1 + 13 , 492 1 , 023 14 , 515 02-117-23-31-0022 Margaret Eisinger � 0023 * (Joan M. Rettinger) � 0046 (Bruce & Terry Clark) 1 13 , 492 1, 023 14 , 515 02-117-23-31-0027 Cedric & Marion � Dettloff 1 13 ,492 1 , 023 14 ,515 � 02-117-23-31-0028 Harold A. Carlson 1 13 , 492 1 , 023 14 , 515 �' � 02-117-23-31-0037 William �. Thies 1 13 , 492 1, 023 14 , 515 MINNETONKA BLUFFS (Cont. ) LEGAL DESCRIPTION # OF LATERAL ASSESSMENT TRUNK ASSESSMENT TOTAL (PINS N0. ) OWNER UNITS PER UNIT PER UNIT ASSESSMENT 02-117-23-31-0038 John T. Murphy (Ramona M. Sledz) 1 13 , 492 1, 023 14 , 515 02-117-23-31-0039 James & Kathryn Ziehwein 1 13 , 492 1, 023 14 , 515 02-117-23-31-0040 Quentin H. Lauer 1 13, 492 1 , 023 14 , 515 02-117-23-31-0041 Leonard D. MacKinnon 2 13 , 492 1 , 023 29 , 030 02-117-23-31-0042 Sears Imported Autos 1 13 , 492 1, 023 14 , 515 02-117-23�31-0048 Basil M. Young 1 13,492 1 , 023 14 , 515 02-117-23-34-0001 Andrew J. Goetten 1 13 , 492 1 , 023 14 , 515 . 02-117-23-42-0001 Kent J. Norman 1 13 , 492 1, 023 14 , 515 ' * A�ljacent parcels not combined but considered in total as a single assessable building site. , ro a w c� � rn � ASSESSMENT ROLL COUNTY ROAD 15/MARINAS LEGAL DESCRIPTION # OF LATERAL ASSESSMENT TRUNK ASSESSMENT TOTAL (PINS N0. ) OWNER UNITS PER UNIT PER UNIT ASSESSMENT 11-117-23-22-0003 Lauren Born 1 9 , 641 - 9 , 641 11-117-23-22-0004 James P. Rivers 1 9 , 641 - 9 , 641 11-117-23-22-0005 James P. Rivers 1 9, 641 . - " 9, 641 11-117-23-22-0006 * Jack Lehtinen 2 9 , 641 - 19 , 282 0007 11-117-23-22-0008 Oberg Boat & Supply Minnetonka Boat Works 3 9 , 641 - 28 , 923 * Adjacent parcels not combined but considered in total as a single assessable building site. ' ro a w � . r � ` ASSESSMENT ROLL WEST FERNDALE LEGAL DESCRIPTION # OF LATERAL ASSESSMENT TRUNK ASSESSMENT TOTAL (PINS N0. ) OWNER UNITS PER UNIT PER UNIT ASSESSMENT 02-117-23-34-0002 Noel C. McDonald 1 19, 174 1, 023 20 , 197 02-117-23-34-0013 E. A. Cashin 1** 19 , 174 1 , 023 20 , 197 02-117-23-34-0010 Dan Vaughan 1 19 , 174 1 , 023 20 ,197 02-117-23-43-�� 0004 * Goodrich Lowry 1 19 , 174 1 , 023 20 ,197 0006 , 02-117-23-43-0003 0005 * Henry M. Skarp 1 19 ,174 1 , 023 20 ,197 0012 0013 02-117-23-43-0007 * Douglas M. Skarp 1 19 . 174 1 , 023 20 ,197 0011 02-117-23-43-0014 * Henry S. Kingman 1 19 , 174 1 , 023' 20 ,197 0017� 02-117-23-43-0015 Donald P. Gamble 1 19, 174 1 , 023 20 , 197 02-117-23-43-0016 * gagley Grain Co. 1 19 , 174 1, 023 20, 197 0019 02-117-23-43-0018 Gordon H. Ritz 1 19 , 174 1 , 023 20,197 02-117-23-43-0020 Alice T. M'itchell (Robert Mitchell) 1 19 , 174 1, 023 20, 197 02-117-23-43-0021 Joyce Atkinson (Maurice McCaffrey) 1 19 , 174 1 , 023 20 ,197 02-117-23-43-0022 Odd K. Rovick 1 19, 174 1 , 023 20 , 197 02-117-23-43-0023 Bill C. Fox 1 19 , 174 1, 023 � 20 ,197 ro a . � m � � WEST FERNDALE (Cont. ) LEGAL DESCRIPTION # OF LATERAL ASS�SSMENT TRUNK ASSESSMENT TOTAL (PINS N0. ) OWNER UNITS PER UNIT $ PER UNIT $ ASSESSMENT $ 02-117-23-44-0005 * Winston R. Lindberg 1 19 ,174 1 , 023 20 ,197 0006 , 02-117-23-44-0007 0008 * Maurice L. Melamed 1 19 , 174 1 , 023 20 ,197 0014 02-117-23-44-0010 * R. C. Bagley 1 19 , 174 1 , 023 20, 197 0009� 02-117-23-44-0017 Dr. Charles P. Floyd 1 19 , 174 1 , 023 20 ,197 02-117-23-44-0019 Frederick E. Betlach 1 19 , 174 1 , 023 20 ,197 . * Adjacent parcels not combined but considered in total as a single assessable building site. ** 02-117-23-34-0013 Property is assessed 1 unit in West Ferndale district and 1 unit in Orono Lane district ro , � w m � � ASSESSMENT ROLL ORONO LANE LEGAL DESCRIPTION # OF LATERAL ASSESSMENT TRUNK ASSESSMENT TOTAL (PINS N0. ) OWNER UNITS PER UNIT PER UNIT ASSESSMENT 02-117-23-33-0006 Marie H. Hamm 1 13 , 458 1 , 023 14 ,481 02-117-23-34-0003 Newell P. Weed, Jr. 1 13 , 458 1, 023 14 ,481 02-117-23-34-0004 Douglas C. Moen 1 13, 458 1, 023 14 ,481 02-117-23-34-0005 Henry W. See 1 13 , 458 1, 023 14 , 481 02-117-23-34-0006 Margaret L. Thomas 1 13 , 458 1, 023 14 ,481 02-117-23-34-0007 Elizabeth R. Stone 1 13 , 458 1, 023 14 , 481 02-117-23-34-0008 Rodney F. Kelley 1 13 ,458 1, 023 14 , 481 02-117-23-34-0011 Thomas Rudd � 1 13 , 458 1, 023 14 ,481 02-117-23-34-0012 Craig G. Winters 1 13 , 458 1 , 023 14 , 481 02-117-23-34-0013 E. A. Cashin 1** 13 , 458 1 , 023 14 , 481 ** 02-11'�-23-34-0013 property is assessed 1 unit in West Ferndale district and 1 unit in Orono Lane district. ' ro a w m N O ASSESSMENT ROLL NORTH SHORE DRIVE/SCOTCH PINE ` LEGAL DESCRIPTION # OF LATERAL ASSESSMENT TRUNK ASSESSMENT TOTAL (PINS NO. ) OWNER UNITS PER UNIT $ PER UNIT $ ASSESSMENT $ 09-117-23-44-0007 H. Douglas Hill 1 18 , 466 - ' 18 ,466 09-117-23-44-0006 L. J. Whalen 1 18 , 466 - 18 , 466 09-117-23-44-0004 Samuel S. Marfield 1 18, 466 - 18 ,466 09-117-23-44-0002 Duane A. Luke 1 18 , 466 - 18 ,466 09-117-23-44-0001 C. Steven Wilson � 1 18 ,466 - 18 , 466 , 09-117-23-41-0002 Joseph H. Jester 1 18 , 466 - 18 , 466 09-117-23-41-0003 E. J. Callahan 1 18 ,466 - 18 , 466 09-117-23-41-0004 John H. Eastman 1 18 , 466 - 18 , 466 09-117-23-42-0002 Charles R. Pihl 1 18,466 - 18, 466 09-117-23-42-0003 Albert Andrews, Jr. 1 18 ,466 - 18 , 466 09-117-23-42-0001 George E. Rector 1 18 , 466 - 18 , 466 09-117-23-42-0005 Donald W. Gustafson 1 18 ,466 - 18 , 466 ro a . � m N N