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• Registered Land Survey North Road Area page 3 recorded. Whether the City or County actually own the roads would need to be determined, but this is not a vital point for now. Lexington Park Lake View (platted 1946) proposed Registered Land Survey Tract ownership Lot 11, Block 8 Tracts C & D Clingingsmith & Fletcher Lot 12, Block 8 Tract A & B City of Lino Lakes Lot 9, Block 10 Tracts I & K City of Lino Lakes Lot 10, Block 10 Tract L Clingingsmith & Fletcher Lot 11, Block 10 Tract M Clingingsmith & Fletcher Clingingsmith & Fletcher Clingingsmith & Fletcher Lot 12, Block 10 Tract N Lot 13, Block 10 Tract 0 Lot 14, Block 10 Tract P Clingingsmith & Fletcher portion of Sunrise Drive Tract J Anoka County or Lino Lakes portion of Sunrise Drive and portion of North Road Tract F & G Anoka County or Lino Lakes portion of North Road Tract E Anoka County portion of North Road Tract H Anoka County Land Owners' Agreement on the RLS: On a plat, the signatures of all with interest in the property must sign the plat or sign a separate consent to plat document. The RLS does not have a signature page and the RLS is being proposed by the City of Circle Pines, which is not the property owner of the land in question. The situation is different from a typical plat. Our city attorney discussed this question with the Anoka County Examiner of Titles. The answer is rather surprising. There is no requirement in state statute that a property owner must sign off on or even agree to a registered land survey on his property. While the proposed RLS seems to be splitting property into separate tracts, it is in effect only defining an existing easement by making it a separate tract of land. According to the City Attorney's discussion with the Examiner of Titles, this does not require property owner agreement. Nonetheless, in the interest of fairness, we wanted the existing owners to be aware of the proposed RLS. Staff met with Jan Clingingsmith and Darwin Fletcher to ensure they understood the RLS. Northern Right of Way Line: Several of the attached drawings show the northern road easement /right of way line running in a southwest to northeast diagonal across the westernmost area of the RLS. You can see that the line appears in different places on different drawings. We asked Circle Pines to have this clarified. The RLS was revised to include this right of way boundary as the line separating Tracts A and B.