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L�,&/Yr 9 <br />MEMO TO: MAYOR AND COUNCILMEMBERS <br />FROM: MARY SAARION, DIRECTOR <br />PARKS, RECREATION & FORESTRY <br />DATE: OCTOBER 10, 1990 <br />SUBJECT: LAND ACQUISITION FOR GROVELAND PARK <br />I received a telephone call from Mr. Jack Newton, son of Otas <br />Newton, former Forestry Assistant for the City of Mounds View. <br />Mr. Otas Newton was the person who donated land along the north <br />boundary of Groveland Park to the City of Mounds View. Mr. and <br />Mrs. Newton have passed away. Their son Jack called to inform <br />the City that the Newton family wishes to sell the land. Because <br />of their parent's interest in the parks, the family wishes to <br />first offer sale of the three parcels of land to the City of <br />Mounds View. Parcels A and B together provides access on both <br />Groveland Road and Fairchild Avenue. Parcel C is located north <br />of parcel B and is a wooded lot. The attached maps show the <br />property along with size and acreage. <br />Mr. Newton has indicated that the family is very flexible <br />and would be agreeable to selling the parcels separately or in a <br />group of two or all together. I asked him for a ballpark off- <br />the-cuff idea on price and he said that an offer was formerly <br />made for parcel C for $34,000. He suggested that parcel A would <br />be comparable in worth. Parcel B includes the house and large <br />garage and Mr. Newton suggested $80,000 for a price. Mr. Newton <br />wanted to be sure that these prices were understood to be a guess <br />on his part. He indicated that an appraiser being requested to <br />perform a professional appraisal on the property. <br />I informed Mr. Newton that I would present this information <br />to the council at the next agenda session on October 15, 1990. <br />At this time the Council can discuss whether or not to pursue <br />the possibilities of land acquisition. I informed Mr. Newton <br />that I would notify him of the Council's feedback on October 16 <br />so that the family can pursue the sale of the property with the <br />City or other parties. <br />
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