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Planning & Zoning Board Octoberl3, 1999 Page 2 VI. ACTION ITEMS B. Johnson/Killey, 261 & 271 Elm Streit, Minor Subdivision Mr. and Mrs. Johnson currently own the property at 261 Elm Street which consists of a 108' x 208' parcel containing their home and a 56' x 216' parcel to the north of their home. They would like to transfer the east 56' x 108' of this parcel to the Killey's. The proposed conveyance would provide for two parcels, each consisting of a 108' x 264' parcel. Staff recommended approval of this minor subdivision based on conditions. \\Mr. Johnson asked about the 1/2 foot discrepancy in the property. Staff advised the discrepancy is a private matter that will be settled by the own Mr. Bob Killey, 271 Elm Street, stated his attorney has was given to the County. The 1/2 foot discrepancy w He added that the transaction took place a year ago across. description that d into both parcels. ots even all the way Mr. Johnson made a MOTION to approv subdivision based on the following conditions: 1. The proposed subdivision sh d with Anoka County. 2. The newly described p c 1 1 be combined for tax purposes with new Property Identification Number is ',.,_ that combine Parcel 0011 with the west 108 feet of Parcel 0023 and Parce ith the east 108 feet of Parcel 0023. The MOTION wa d by Ms. Carlson. Motion carried 7 -0. C. City of Lino takes, Montain & Molitor Property, 6510 Centerville Road and 6410 Centerville Road, Minor Subdivision to facilitate future recreation complex The City of Lino Lakes is processing this minor subdivison as the applicant on behalf of the Montain's and the Molitor's. The minor subdivision is required to facilitate the City's purchase of property for a future community recreation complex at the south east corner of Birch Street and Centerville Road. The property in question is zoned rural and indicated as such on the existing Land Use Plan. The proposal is to purchase approximately 60 acres of property from the Montain family leaving a 10 acre parcel containing their homestead. Additionally, the City would purchase five (5) of the 6.6 acre Molitor parcel. The balance of 1.6 acres would be added to their existing homesite of 1.4 acres for a total of 3 acres. Right -of -way for the future • • •