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Mr. Joel Hanson, Administrator City of Little Canada November 23, 1990 Page 2 LAND INFORMATION The developer owns or controls four separate adjoining parcels of property. Two of these parcels will be used for the existing plus in process (i.e. under construction) facilities. The other two parcels may never by used as part of the overall completed project. 1. Parcel One ( #18- 29 -22 -22 -0006) adjoins and is directly south of the Cub Foods facility. This parcel measures approximately 1,040 feet by 400 feet (fronting - Rice Street) for a total square footage of 415,936 square feet. 2. Parcel Two (# 18- 29 -22 -22 -0007) adjoins and is directly south of parcel one described above. This parcel measures approximately 1,040 feet by 200 feet (fronting - Rice Street) for a total square footage of 207,968 square feet (i.e. one half the square footage of parcel one). 3. Parcel Three (# 18- 29 -22 -23 -0001) adjoins and is directly south of parcel two described above. This parcel measure approximately 1,040 feet by 200 feet (fronting - Rice Street) for a total square footage of 207,800 square feet . (This square footage amount is based upon Ramsey County records.) 4. Parcel Four (# 18- 29 -22 -23 -0008) adjoins and is directly south of parcel three described above. This parcel measures approximately 639 feet (adjoining parcel three) by 525 feet (facing but not frondng Rice Street). This parcel was recently split from a larger parcel. According to a lot split survey, this parcel totals 340,583 square feet. All of the above data was obtained from information received from the developer and/or Ramsey County. The following data is a summary of representations from the developer. 1. Parcel One and Two represent the land being used and/or to be used for the existing facility; new development (in- process); and planned future development The estimated value of these parcels (and these parcels only) have been included for computing this Connection Charge. 2. Parcel Three may or may not be used for this project depending upon future events and/or decisions. The value of this parcel has been excluded for computing this Connection Charge. 3. Parcel Four was recently acquired for the purpose of providing a storm sewer ponding area for development of the first three parcels. The developer anticipates that this parcel will be sold or transferred to the City of Maplewood for this purpose. Effectively, this parcel enhances the value or usefulness of the first three parcels. The value of this parcel has been excluded for computing this Connection Charge. Page 43