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Attorney Meyers said it should be in writing if it is reactivated.
Mr. Ilarstad said he would • send another letter.
MSP (Hodges - Pickar) to adjourn the special hearing at 11:40 p.m.
Minor subdivision request of Lloyd Bardwell, 8493 Spring Lake Road.
Mr. Bardwell presented his request to divide one lot into two (130 X 138)
and (130 X 190)
Mayor Johnson asked how far his house was back from the lot line on the
south edge, Mr. Bardwell said 26 feet.
Councilman Shelquist asked where he would pick up utilities in the
back lot. He said Spring Lake Road is serving the house at present time.
Mr. Bardwell said he has asked for pipe for sewer extension under
Project 1973 -4. Engineer Bearden confirmed this. Attorney Meyers
asked how this would be assessed. Engineer Bearden said he will be
assessed on County Road J, total frontage.
Councilman Shelquist asked if Mr. Bardwell had any idea of what the
water table is. Mr. Bardwell said his existing house has not had any
problem except for once eight years ago when he experienced some water
and dampness in the basement. He has a full course basement, two full
blocks above the ground. He said the ground is at a gradual slope from
his present house.
Councilman Shelquist asked if he was building himself or going to sell
his house. Mr. Bardwell said he tried both, but was not successful;
at this time he has no definite plans.
MSP (Johnson - Shelquist) to grant the minor subdivision of lot as
presented on Exhibit A with utility and street and drainage easements
as denoted on Exhibit A.
5 Ayes
Minor subdivision request of Invald Johnson, 8384 Long Lake Road.
Mr. Johnson presented his preliminary sketch and stated there is no
marsh, no problems of water at all on his land. He said the Greenwood
side had water improvement already, water and sewer were in on Long
Lake Road and sewer will be going down Greenwood with the new project.
Mayor Johnson asked how many acres this involved. Mr. Johnson said
2 -1/2 acres. Mayor Johnson asked why he did not divide the parcel
into about four lots all at one time to save money on surveying.
Mr. Johnson said he did not mind doing it one at a time.
Councilman Pickar stated it looks like an ideal situation for four
lots and asked what the ordinance said about parcelling one lot at a time.
Administrator Achen said there is nothing in the ordinance on this.
Councilman Shelquist said there was some concern at the Planning Commission
about utility easement possibly going over the top of existing garage.
Mr. Johnson said it is about six feet from his garage.
Councilman Shelquist said the entire easement will be entirely on Mr.
Johnson's property. Mr. Johnson affirmed this statement.
MSP (Shelquist- Hodges) to approve the subdivision request for Mr.
Johnson, 8384 Long Lake Road as shown on Exhibit A.