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BOARD OF REVIEW MINUTES May 6, 2013 <br />DRAFT <br />2 <br />infrastructure. At this point the taxes are more than $17,000 per year. He believes that, because the 45 <br />pro perty is really undevelopable for a long time, it isn’t worth anything near the current valuation. 46 <br /> 47 <br />Community Development Director Grochala had been directed to look at the property and assist Mr. 48 <br />Johnson in a vacation or whatever would be necessary to ref lect the correct value of the property. He 49 <br />explained that he understands that the property in question is not being valued as a whole clear parcel 50 <br />but is difficult to bring it back to that p osition and would also need to include vacation of roadway 51 <br />plans. 52 <br /> 53 <br />Mr. Johnson recalled that he and his partners bought this property 45 years ago. He distributed a copy 54 <br />of a letter from 1992 from former City Administrator Randy Schumacher to the Anoka County 55 <br />Assessor ’s Office explaining the possibility of future devel opment of the Pine Oaks property and 56 <br />requesting a reevaluation of the property valuation. Mr. Johnson asked tha t the City and County 57 <br />honor the direction of the letter since the property is still quite far from any development plans. 58 <br /> 59 <br />The council discuss ed the history of the property, including the fact that it was a part of a proposed 60 <br />development (Nature’s Refuge) that didn’t materialize. Mayor Reinert asked if there is any value to 61 <br />the plat t ing that already exists for this property. Mr. Grochala s aid that he can’t see any value at this 62 <br />point. 63 <br /> 64 <br />Mr. Joh nson noted that he would like to receive tax aba tement on the property . Ms. Nordrum 65 <br />discussed her knowled ge of the history of this property and it’s valuation . She explained the range of 66 <br />values that t he County is looking at and how the properties could be divided. She added that the 67 <br />Board can act as they choose but whatever the action that is taken won’t impact taxes until payable 68 <br />2014. Also there are special assessments involved. 69 <br /> 70 <br />Mr. Grochala added that Mr. Johnson could petition the city to vacate the streets that were planned 71 <br />long ago. 72 <br /> 73 <br />Mayor Reinert asked Mr. Johnson if he would accept the division of property offered by the County 74 <br />Appraiser that would offer approximately a one -half reduction i n valuation , and Mr. Johnson 75 <br />responded that he would prefer that the taxes be abated. Mayor Reinert noted that the council should 76 <br />be certain t hat the current plats are unbuildable before lowering the taxes to reflect that. Mr. 77 <br />Grochala responded that the city’s zoning ordinance would call the property unbuildable . He added 78 <br />that it would make sense for the city to see the plats go away . 79 <br /> 80 <br />The board concurred with the following action: 81 <br /> 82 <br />A reduction of the estimated market value payable in 2014 on seven parcels owned by Pine Acres 83 <br />Development Company and that staff be directed to provide a list of those seven parcels and the 84 <br />parcels for which the estimated market value was not decreased to Mr. Johnson. 85 <br /> 86 <br />Council Member Roeser moved to approve the reduc tion as indicated. Council Member O’Donnell 87 <br />seconded the motion. Motion carried on a unanimous voice vote. 88 <br /> 89
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