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Inspections - 2471 Black Lake Road - 5/28/2021 (2)C OUR 63a° YEAFj SUSSEI WARS SVSSII COMoa N� iNf. Permit by LJ IN /V 14 Legal Descriptio Lot Blk Add'n Value Type Const. SLAB: -/ By SUSSE L ❑ By Owner Approx. `iIn 2-STARTING POINTS ONLY S.P.L. Alley S.S.P.L. House R.P.L. F. Street Other 1 Square With ❑ Rods Mesh ❑ Sod Rem. - By ❑ 5-Bag Mix /6-Bag Mix ❑ Tamping ❑ No Tamping 5—A. B.U. y 0 Grade Point �'�'CQT1i7LTTt Blocks []By Owner Ay Sussel X Maintain 8' Total Wall Height Including Blocks OR Maintain 8' Wall Height on Top of Blocks Block Size (Top course) 08" 06" 04„ Wall Height other than 8' ❑ Frame with full wall height sold OR ❑ Cut studs as required for OHO clearance /, O.H. Dr Offset <S.D. Location ,�,o Windows ❑ Att Gar Roof Tie-in Drawn on attached pictures Existing garage: No ❑ /Detached DAItpched Yes El Size of existing:ZX x;a� Existing garage will be: ❑1 Left as is Converted to L.S. - B V— r ner Removed By: Owne Sussel Junk Must Be Removed By Owner ❑ Specify removals by Sussel or Owner - trees, -bushes, etc. ❑ Show approx. dist. garage to house and all prop. lines Stakes visible - ❑ Yes ❑ No Survey available - ❑ Yes ❑ No ❑ Special instructions from owner: 0 WORK ORDER HOME PHONE: �• NAME (161SIN -V 47070BUS. PHONE: JOB ADDRESS F�n�� kA�= 90 BLDG CODE AREA�.LL�� SALESMAN 1) CONTRACT DATE SIZEay "SIA -a- FOR OFFICE USE ONLY CONTRACTOR JOB # P.3 PURCHASER'S INITIALS: TL SRC<� i 42, 1 I ,3.,-( Jw5 / O DIRECTION ROOF: GABLE REVERSE GABLE HIP DUR 63 Ro YEAR EAVE OVERHANG:COMP1.2 SUSSEI 61R16ES ' °'"'S'°" °` ' "` S�SSE-L"'"� "� RAKE OVERHANG: - 1" x 8" Ridgeboard �240# SEAL DOWN SHINGLES WITH PLYWOOD ROOF SHEATHING AND 15# FELT x6 �— — Rafters Plywood Sheathing 240# Seal Down Shingles 2" x 6" 3/8" Plywood Trim Cross Ties Gussets Fascia — 1" x 4" Sub 2" x 4" Double 1" x 6" W-Bracing Top Plate when applicable Fascia per Minn. State Code Soffit NOTE: 3/4" Cove 1) Trusses set 48" O.C. (Gusset - 3/8" Plywood). 2) Intermediate rafters are 2" x 6" 's braced with 2" x 6" collar ties. 3) On 18' and narrower garages, eliminate the W-bracing and collar 2" x 4" Studs ties. 4) Roof approved by Minn. State Building Dept. as meeting Minn. State Code Requirements of 30# snow load. Refer to State Siding Building Code Letter Number 35. 5) Hip roofs consist of 2" x 6" rafters, 2" x 6" cross ties 48" O.C., 2" x 8" hip rafters and no plywood gussets are used. RAFTERS: 2" x 6� 16" O.C. 24" O.C. STUDS: �� 16" O.C. 24" O.C. WALL SHEATHING: li"> SIDING: i�9ip t-o-c» -5/ NA -S OVERHEAD DOOR HEADER: <---&-auble 2" x 12�withwt out steel plate. Slab on grade construction approved per Minnesota State Code. Refer to State Building Code Letter Number 11. SLAB: 4" WITH MESH 6" x 6" # 10 Gauge 45° 4' 112 " x 7" Anchor Bolt per U.B.C. 2" x 4" Treated Bottom Plate Grade Line 001 z/////// ADDRESS: 2471 - BLACK LAKE RD PID #: (17) 19-117-23-12-0024 Sale Date: 10/2009 Sale Price: $830,000 Sale Date: Sale Price: Style and Story Height-, Two Story 2011 EMV: $813,000 Age: 2007 Bedrooms: 4 Ground Floor Area: 1,997 Sq,Ft. Above Grade Area: 3,240 Sq-Ft. Bsmt, Area: 100% Finished Bsmt. Area: 80% Fireplaces: 1 Central Air Conditioning: Yes Baths - Deluxe: 1 Full: 1 3/4: 2 1/2: 1 Porches - Glazed: 0 Screened: 0 Open: 218 Deck- 65 Garage #1: 832 Type: Attached Garage #2: 0 Type. - Lot Size: 12,750 Sq,Ft. 0.29 Acres Lake/Bay/Rating: 01- 19- 03 Effective Frontage: 60 Comments: Black Lake- Sale was a foreclosure with physical problems ADDRESS: 4372 - WEST ARM RD PID #: (17) 18-117-23-43-0038 Sale Date: 1112009 Sale Price: $415,500 Sale Date: Sale Price: 2011 EIVIV: $395,000 Style and Story Height: Two Story Age: 1910 Ground Floor Area: 812 Sq.Ft. Above Grade Area: 1,271 Sq.Ft. Bsmt. Area: 0% Finished Bsmt. Area: 00% Fireplaces: 0 Central Air Conditioning: No Baths - Deluxe: 0 Full: 1 314 : 0 1/2: 1 Porches- Glazed: 0 Screened: 0 Open: 0 Deck: 532 Garage #1 -1 696 Type: Detached Garage #2: 0 Type: Lot Size: 11,865 Sq.Ft. 0.27 Acres Lake/Bay/Rating: 01-13- 02 Effective Frontage: 40 Comments: West Arm Bay adjacent to Lord Fletcher Apartments ADDRESS: 2471 - BLACK LAKE RD PID #: (17) 19-117-23-12-0024 Sale Date: 09/2003 Sale Price: $422,000 Sale Date: 01/2003 Sale Price: $380,000 2004 EMV: $413,000 Style and Story Height: Rambler Age Ground Floor Area: 1,512 Sq.Ft. Above Grade Area: Bsmt. Area: 80% Finished Bsmt. Area Fireplaces: 0 Central Air Conditioning: No Baths - Deluxe: 0 Full: 1 3/4: 1 1/2: 0 Porches - Glazed: 28 Screened: 0 Open: 0 Deck: 662 Garage #1: 484 Type: Detached Garage #2: 0 Type: Lot Size: 12,750 Sq.Ft. 0.29 Acres Lake/Bay/Rating: 1 - 19 - 3 Effective Frontage: 60 Comments: Black Lake 1928 1,512 Sq.Ft. 70% V-2,2 E� v Age /9,zp ADDRESS .2 v7,1 /�/ �� /lP .p"I Sale Price o0o Sale Date e�-90 lye quo _ Square Feet / si�2 Bedrooms ,3 Fireplace ONE ❑ TWO ❑ Central Air Conditioning YES ❑ NO Extra Baths 1/2 ❑ 3/410 Full ❑ Finished Basement 1/4 ❑ 1/2 ❑ 3/4 Q Garage Single ❑ Double ® Triple ❑ Porches/Deck l�PcfC �/SS s. Other Lot Size I'Dl L..S, w P��v�eus .sG/e s-89 /3Snoo ADDRESS 2471 BLACK LAKE RD PID# (17)19-117-23-12-0024 Sale Date 4/96 Sale Price $ 207,000 96EMV $ 161,900 Previous Sale Style and Story Height R100 Age 1928 Ground Floor Area 1512 sq.ft. Gross Bldg Area 1512 sq.ft. Finished Bsmt Area 90% Finish quality Good Fireplaces Central Air Conditioning No Baths: Deluxe 0 Full 1 3/4 1 1/2 0 Porches: Glazed 28 sq.ft. Screened Open Deck 458 sq.ft. Garage#1 484 sq.ft. Type Detached Garage#2 Type Lot Size 12,750 sq.ft. 0.29 acres Lake/Bay/Rating 1-19- 3 Effective Frontage 60 Comments AO r gl- ADDRESS 2471 BLACK LAKE RD PID# (17)19-117-23-12-0024 Sale Date 4/96 Sale Price $ 207,000 98EMV $ 193,000 Previous Sale Style and Story Height R100 Age 1928 Ground Floor Area 1512 sq.ft. Gross Bldg Area 1512 sq.ft. Finished Bsmt Area 90k Finish quality Good Fireplaces Central Air Conditioning No Baths: Deluxe 0 Full 1 3/4 1 1/2 0 Porches: Glazed 28 sq.ft. Screened Open Deck 458 sq.ft. Garage#1 484 sq.ft. Type Detached Garage#2 Type Lot Size 12,750 sq.ft. 0.29 acres Lake/Bay/Rating 1-19- 3 Effective Frontage 60 Comments RR E N 1S7� S85 "C VA -4 Y) �-J - ---------- 7-1 L7j 55) -3 4 i "J2'L ---------- , Z1 �--- 11r; 9 N cF, 6 4 0 5 3, -J� 7 45 1 45 1 45 1 115 1 -5 4?n. 71 45 1, �j✓ 15 !,'1 1 45 1 45 i 4 5, 129. 9 t 50 -3 2- PAPT� OF Sf8 A,il 8-L!, j(L i 17tn, r-AhlLOT i.3.-?n I w) 1( -3 ul 7A 4,)- 4 r 73. 5W JW -1 21 f. C L AY' T P:,Al ,-5 45 1 L RL S,' I IA b I'n A) 81. i 31 ! 6 55;4 '� OF 44 0 '1 IAR T -�T I C, 4 1 4 D) A-, dr, PT OF !3 7 t--- 71C,4. ?7 5i . s 4 �j i PAR" 0 LOT 47 P\ L) 14 N L Nll -o 2 7 01 Lh,\,; 14", 's 9? f s 2 \t., 0 GO E 9 L L A A R e-v\ 124 5 SUM OF LC? 1 ROSE LOT AND PART v Parcel Information --G: '-- ioi 1723.1200,24 House Number 02471 Street Name BLACK LAKE RD -7 fV 7 Ff / 'Ll ADDRESS: 2471 - BLACK LAKE RD PID #: (17) 19-117-23-12-0024 Sale Date: 09/2003 Sale Price: $422,000 Sale Date: Style and Story Height: Ground Floor Area Bsmt. Area: Fireplaces: 0 Baths - Deluxe: 0 Porches - Glazed: 28 Open: 0 Garage #1: 484 Garage #2: 0 Sale Price: 2005 EMV: $468,000 Rambler Age: 1928 1,512 Sq.Ft. Above Grade Area: 1,512 Sq.Ft. 80% Finished Bsmt. Area: 70% Central Air Conditioning: No Full: 1 3/4: 1 1 /2: 0 Screened: 0 Deck: 662 Type: Detached Type: Lot Size: 9,204 Sq.Ft. 0.21 Acres Lake/Bay/Rating: 1 - 19 - 3 Effective Frontage: 60 Comments: I� ARP AND DQUIST'S ISE HILL" Hennepin County Assessor's Office Area/Regional Map r168 •� 0 PT OF �^ (18) 13 °j `O NO LOT 1 '� �l () 190 205.9 14 � �' o `O PART OF LOT 2�8 (45) 123.77 (28) 12 R L S 135 125 D h 0 11 (27) ►� W = 2, (12) 117 b 10 �l o A G� �z (49)°rp 9 9 m 86.16 U) (26) = �2 0 8 24) �`�� tiwo0 Q O A 7?S 8 a ' ( 25) (50) N 2 S11°4T = 6 3 69 (20) $+ �W 4 (21) 60 (22) SU 6o S 5 RO (23) 60 Z s OF Parcel Information Parcel ID 19-117-23 12 0024 2471 BLACK LAKE RD SPRING PARK Land Area (SQ FT) 9204 This is not a legally recorded map. It represents a compilation of information and data from City, County, and State road authorities and other sources. ADDRESS: 2471 - BLACK LAKE RD PID #: (17) 19-117-23-12-0024 Sale Date: 0912003 Sale Price: $422,000 2004 EMV: $413,000 Sale Date: 01/2003 Sale Price: $380,000 Style and Story Height: Rambler Age: Ground Floor Area: 1,512 Sq.Ft. Above Grade Area: Bsmt. Area: 80% Finished Bsmt. Area: Fireplaces: 0 Central Air Conditioning: No Baths - Deluxe: 0 Full: 1 3/4: 1 1/2: 0 Porches - Glazed: 28 Screened: 0 Open: 0 Deck: 662 Garage #1: 484 Type: Detached Garage #2: 0 Type: Lot Size: 12,750 Sq.Ft. 0.29 Acres Lake/Bay/Rating: 1 - 19 - 3 Effective Frontage: 60 Comments: Black Lake 1928 1,512 Sq.Ft. 70% (OFFICE USE ONLY) MUNIC # PI /7 Ii `i FULL OCCUPIED ❑OC OCCUPIED OWNER RELATIVECRVFILED JE]MIAR ❑YEAR YEAR Read the back of this application before filling.in the information below. PLEASE PRINT! This application must be COMPLETELYfilled out. Please ask if you have any questions. 'APPLICANT DATA To be completed b owners or parties residing in the home. LAST NAME OF OCCUPANT FIRST NAME MIDDLE INITIAL WORK PHONE PROPER ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP HOME PHONE AL APPLICANT MARITAL STATUS LEGALLY DIVORCE OTHER ❑ SINGLE Pj- MARRIED ❑ SEPARATED I -I PENDING IN COURT ❑ DIVORCED ❑ DATE OCCUPIED DATE OF DEED PURCHASE PRICE CONVEYANCE TYPE Attach deed to application& check conveyance) WARRANTY CONTRACT DEED ❑ DEED OTHER PLEASE PRINT THE NAMES OF ALL OWNERS DO YOU OCCUPY? PREVIOUS ADDRESS FOR OCCUPYING OWNERS OR CURRENT ADDRESS FOR NON -OCCUPYING OWNERS. SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS YES NO a / �%1 rLGEIZ lee ell ��/ ��c ��xJ�ly .� �iF ��/- 7 Z W UWNEHS AHE HELATED, ll INDICATE RELATIONSHIP.��cJ PRINT NAMES OF QUALIFYING RELATIVES DO YOU OCCUPY? RELATIO SHIP QUALIFYING RELATIVE'S PREVIOUS ADDRESS SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS YES NO IF YOU ARE STILL LEGALLY MARRIED BUT LIVING APART FROM YOUR SPOUSE, THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION' MUST BE PROVIDED NAME OF SPOUSE COMPLETE ADDRESS PHONE NUMBER REASON FOR LIVING APART DOES YOUR SPOUSE HOMESTEAD THE PROPERTY LISTED ABOVE OR ANY OTHER? ❑ YES ❑ NO ARE YOU A FIRST TIME HOME -BUYER? ❑ YES [ NO Mwe have read and understand the qualifications on the back of this application. I declare to the best of my/our knowledge the information contained on this application is complete, true and correct. OWNER=S/A-P LICANT S SIGNATURE SIGNATURE OF ADDITIONAL OWNERS/OCCUPAWS (IF APPLICABLE) DATE OFFICE USE ONLY TAKEN BY: , C�A��—'C. DATE: ��lo WHITEXANARY - ASSESSOR'S OFFICE PINK - MUNICIPALITY GOLD - APPLICANT HC 201 B APPLYING FOR THE HOMESTEAD CLASSIFICATION To apply for the homestead classification for your residence, you must fill out this application.To qualify for the homestead classification, you must: be one of the owners of the property listed on this application or be a qualifying relative of at least one'owner of the property; occupy the property listed on this application as your primary residence and ., . be a Minnesota resident. To be a qualifying relative of an owner, you must be the owner's child, stepchild, daughter-in-law, son-in-law, parent, step-parent, parent -in-law, grandchild, grandparent, brother, brother-in-law, sister, sister-in-law, aunt, uncle. Your assessor will determine if you qualify for the homestead classification. You may be considered a Minnesota resident if all or some of the following apply to you: . you are registered to vote in Minnesota; . you have a valid Minnesota driver's license or Minnesota picture I.D. card; . you list a property in Minnesota as your permanent mailing address; . you are employed by a business located in Minnesota; . your children, if any, attend school in Minnesota and/or . you are not a legal resident of any other state or country. The law requires that a "Certificate of Real Estate Value" must be filed before a homestead can be granted (Minn. Stat 272.115) Minnesota Statute 273.124, Subd. 13, requires that Social Security numbers and signatures of all owners occupying the property be on the homestead application. If this property is the primary residence of a qualifying relative, the Social Security numbers and signatures of the qualifying relative and the owners to whom he/she is related must be on the application. If there is not space enough for all the required Social Security numbers and signatures, use an extra sheet and include it with the application. Social Security numbers are confidential information. Under the statute noted above, they may be given by your Assessor to the Minnesota Department of Revenue only to determine whether you and the property owner to whom you are related have applied for the homestead classification for any othe properties in the state of Minnesota. Most owners/occupants will not receive a homestead application annually. However, the assessor may, at any time, require a homestead application to be filed in order to verify that any property classified as homestead continues to be eligible for homestead status. PENALTIES "Whoever, in making any statement, oral or written, which is required or authorized by law to be made as a basis for imposing, reducing or abating any tax or assessment, intentionally makes any statement as to the material matter which the maker of the statement knows is false, may be sentenced, unless otherwise provided by law, to imprisonment for one year or to payment of a fine of not more than $3,000.00, or both." Minnesota Statutes, Sec. 609.41. A property owner who obtains, or attempts to obtain, homestead classification for a property other than his/her primary place of residence or the primary place of residence of a qualifying relative is subject to a fine of up to $3,000.00, and/or up to one year imprisonment (Minn. Stat. 609.41) or both. In addition, the property owner will be required to pay all tax which is due on the property based on its correct classification plus a penalty equal to the difference between the tax figured on the homestead classification and the tax on the property's correct classification (Minn. Stat. 273.124, Subd. 13). IF YOU MOVE... If at any time the property is sold or you change your primary residence, state law requires that you notify the Assessor within thirty (30) days. If you "fail to notify the Assessor as required, you will be required to pay the tax which is due on the property based on its correct property classification plus. applicable penalties. (OFFICE USE ONLY) MUNIC # PID ## OWNER RELATIVE CRV FILED MID FULL YEAR 1161 117-�3 - �07 -",? OCCUPIED ❑ OCCUPIED JE] YEAR ❑ YEAR 'PC 201(4/96) APPLI ATION FOR HOMESTEAD Read the back of this application before filling In the Information below. PLEASE PRINT! This application must be COMPLETELY filled out. Please ask if you have any questions. APPLICANT DATA To be completed b owners or parties residing in the home. LAST NAME OF OCCUPANT,,.,/FIRS NAME MIDDLE INITIAL WORK PHONE % -� L `5 PROPERTY A DRES �1 Olt �.ke �0� CITY Perk STATE ►M /V ZIP' 555;itl HOME PHONE Lf-_1 s z 5 Z 5 -- 7 APPLICANT MARITAL STATUS 11 -I LEGALLY SINGLE F�I- n' RRIED I I SEPARATED' -I DIVORCE I I -I PENDING IN COURT ❑ DIVORCED OTHER DATE OCCUPIED DATE OF DEED PURCHASE PRICE CONVEYANCE TYPE Attach deed to application81 check conveyance) �3 ,2U (� ®� WARR.❑ CDONTTRACT EED ❑OTHER ❑ DEED ANTY PLEASE PRINT THE NAMES. OF ALL OWNERS DO YOU OCCU Y? PREVIOUS ADDRESS FOR OCCUPYING OWNERS OR CURRENT ADDRESS FOR NON -OCCUPYING OWNERS. SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS YES NO ban Gi1 C kwyl-" 2-11 54. Lc L r i le V\ Ac545f,M ' 11 3-2 IF OWNEH5 ARE RELATED, INDICATE RELATIONSHIP. �OW1ri PRINT NAMES OF QUALIFYING RELATIVES DO YOU OCCUPY? RELATION SHIP QUALIFYING RELATIVE'S PREVIOUS ADDRESS SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS YES NO IF YOU ARE STILL LEGALLY MARRIED BUT LIVING APART FROM YOUR SPOUSE, THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION MUST BE PROVIDED NAME OF SPOUSE I COMPLETE ADDRESS PHONE NUMBER REASON FOR LIVING APART DOES YOUR SPOUSE HOMESTEAD.' THE PROPERTY LISTED ABOVE OR ANY OTHER? ❑ YES ❑ NO ARE YOU A FIRST TIME HOME -BUYER? ❑ YES GXO Uwe have read, and understand the qualifications on the back of this application. I declare to the best of, my/our knowledge the information contained on this application is complete, true and correct. OWNER'S/ PLICAN S SIGNATURE SIGNATURE OF ADDITIONAL OWNERS/OCCUPANTS (IF APPLICABLE) DATE' OFFICE USE ONLY 64'140� TAKEN BY: DATE: WHITEXANARY - ASSESSOR'S OFFICE PINK - MUNICIPALITY GOLD - APPLICANT HC 201 B APPLYING FOR THE HOMESTEAD CLASSIFICATION To apply for the homestead classification for your residence, you must fill out this application.To qualify for the homestead classification, you must: . be one of the owners of the property listed on this application or be a qualifying relative of at least one owner of the property; • occupy the property listed on this application as your primary residence and be a Minnesota resident. To be a qualifying relative of an owner, you must be the owner's child, stepchild, daughter-in-law, son-in-law, parent, step-parent, parent -in-law, grandchild, grandparent, brother, brother-in-law, sister, sister-in-law, aunt, uncle. Your assessor will determine if you qualify for the homestead classification. You may be considered a Minnesota resident if all or some of the following apply to you: . you are registered to vote in Minnesota; • you have a valid Minnesota driver's license or Minnesota picture I.D. card; . you list a property in Minnesota as your permanent mailing address; . you are employed by a business located in Minnesota; . your children, if any, attend school in Minnesota and/or . you are not a legal resident of any other state or country. The law requires that a "Certificate of Real Estate Value" must be filed before a homestead can be granted (Minn. Stat 272.115) Minnesota Statute 273.124, Subd. 13, requires that Social Security numbers and signatures of all owners occupying the property be on the homestead application. If this property is the primary residence of a qualifying relative, the Social Security numbers and signatures of the qualifying relative and the owners to whom he/she is related must be on the application. If there is not space enough for all the required Social Security numbers and signatures, use an extra sheet and include it with the application. Social Security numbers are confidential information. Under the statute noted above, they may be given by your Assessor to the Minnesota Department of Revenue only to determine whether you and the property owner to whom you are related have applied for the homestead classification for any othe properties in the state of Minnesota. Most owners/occupants will not receive a homestead application annually. However, the assessor may, at any time, require a homestead application to be filed in order to verify that any property classified as homestead continues to be eligible for homestead status. PENALTIES "Whoever, in making any statement, oral or written, which is required or authorized by law to be made as a basis for imposing, reducing or abating any tax or assessment, intentionally makes any statement as to the material matter which the maker of the statement knows is false, may be sentenced, unless otherwise provided by law, to imprisonment for one year or to payment of a fine of not more than $3,000.00, or both." Minnesota Statutes, Sec. 609.41. A property owner who obtains, or attempts to obtain, homestead classification for a property other than his/her primary place of residence or the primary place of residence of a qualifying relative is subject to a fine of up to $3,000.00, and/or up to one year imprisonment (Minn. Stat..609.41) or both. In addition, the property owner will be required to pay all tax which is due on the property based on its correct classification plus a penalty equal to the difference between the tax figured on the homestead classification and the tax on the property's correct classification (Minn. Stat. 273.124, Subd. 13). IF YOU MOVE... If at any time the property is sold or you change your primary residence, state law requires that you notify the Assessor within thirty (30) days. If you fail to notify the Assessor as required, you will be required to pay the. tax which is due on the property based, on its correct property classification plus applicable penalties. Home HiZh lizh ts DEC 2 3 2002 CITY OF SP. PK. $410,000 Own 95 feet of Minnetonka Lake Shore with a large "U" shaped canopy -ready dock! Welcome to 2471 Black Lake Road in Springy Park! Spacious 4 bedroom, 2 bath, walkout rambler on beautiful Lake Minnetonka's quiet Black Lake Bay. You can enjoy the quiet water in this protected and secluded bay in a no wake zone. Lower level walks out to a large deck, level yard and beach area. Very bright, open and offers great privacy and a spectacular view. You are going to love the large eat in kitchen with plenty of cabinets and newer ceramic floors. The living room is open and spacious and of great views of the lake. The four bedrooms are on the main level of home. The master bedroom offers a lakeview, oak floors and a ceiling fan. The other 3 bedrooms have new carpet and 2 of them have great lakeviews. The living room has wood floors and a patio door leading to the upper deck that looks out over the lake. Going into the lower level, you will love the walkout .sunroom with full windows on the lakeside. This room offers incredible views of the lake. The lower level family room is spacious and offers a built in cabinet for a large television or entertainment center. The amusement/sunroom has a bar, lots of windows overlooking the lake and a large deck. This room can also be used as a 5`h bedroom. The laundry room is very spacious. There is also a .storage room in the lower level of the home. This home also offers a two -car garage and a large dock with 2 additional 8-foot section that can be added. Terraced rock gardens! Great fishing and swimming area with 20 tons of pea rock for farm beach area! Don't miss out on this home in a great location Room Sizes Living Room 17x16 * Kitchen 14x9 * Dining Room 17x11 * Informal Dining 8x9 Master Bedroom 16x11 * 2nd Bedroom 12x11 * 3"d Bedroom 14x9 4th Bedroom 12x 7 * Family Room 23x14 * Sunroom 23x16 * Workshop I8xl l Other Information Finished Square Feet 2,504 * Year Built 1928 * 2002 Taxes $3,084 Seller providing a I Year HMS Warranty for Buyer Schatz Real Estate Group 1009 Mainstreet Hopkins, W 55343 www.schatzrealestategroup.com Mike & Angela Schatz Mike Cell: 612-328-0057 Angela Cell: 612-328-0058 Office: 952-938-2593 Fax: 952-938-3831 1e1-//3 - /.:?- o0.2 `'/ Age / q2 8 ADDRESS 2-4 7/ R ). AC K 2 i2G A O SALE PRICE' O g 9 00 SALE DATE First Floor Square Feet /S/ 2- Fireplaces ONE ❑ TWO ❑ Central Air Conditioning YES ❑ NO Extra Baths 1/2 ❑ 3/4 JZ Finished Basements 1/4 ❑ 1/2 ❑ Garage Single ❑ Double C70 /-KKe rl02e f � Page 1 of 1 Wendy Lewin From: Wendy Lewin [wlewin@mchsi.com] Sent: Wednesday, November 22, 2006 10:09 AM To:'christopher@bentleyrealtymn.com' Subject: Vegetation Removal and Preservation Attachments: efinitions df; SD00O275.pdf This is what is in our ordinance book. If you think this did not answer your specific question(s), please call back and I'll attempt to help you further. Wendy Lewin Deputy Clerk City of Spring Park 11 /22/2006 Model Home Price $305,900. Others From $295,900 StoneBay of Orono • 2670 Kelley Parkway, #114 612-720-2198 • 952-476-0032 www. zachmanreal ty. com StoneBay is a unique, new, walkable community 494 w/breathtaking views, walking paths, ponds and waterfalls. This exciting new condominium is located in the heart of prestigious Orono, just minutes from downtown Minneapolis. Choose from numerous floor plans featuring two- and three- BR units, nine -foot ceilings, six-foot win dows, large sun rooms, decks, and custom inte- rior selections. Units range from 1,536 to 2,284 sq. ft. w/underground parking. StoneBay of Orono, w/upscale amenities and elegant appointments, 1-3941Highway 12 west through Long Lake, north on Willow Drive, west on is the ultimate in luxury condominium living. Kelley Parkway to model. O® MN Lic. #20266040 need more bedrooms? Search only homes that fit your needs on www.paradeofhomes.org Home Price., $1,800, 000 • Others From $600, 000 2471 Black Lake Road 612-250-9400 www.paulthomashomes.net National award -winner Paul Thomas Vogstrom continues to rediscover a lot's true potential by tearing down the old to maximize the new. This 12 494 5,400 sq. ft. ICf (insulated concrete form) luxury home is customized for maximizing the breath 15 394 taking views of Lake Minnetonka. This home fea- tures master BR with private deck overlooking Lake Minnetonka, theater room, wine cellar, N second -floor laundry; Enjoy the casual elegance A of a Paul Thomas Home and see why Paul T. Vogstrom has received multiple People's SHUMEONLY..1-494 tot-394,west s . to Co. Rd. 15, west to parking lot Choice/Reggie Award of Excellence across from water patrol and watch for sign. MN Lic #20548327 This unique home looks and feels like an authen- tic Old World cottage -style home, but hidden inside is a state-of-the-art Green Built'' home. Carefully placed on a large lot to offer gorgeous Lake Minnetonka views with maximum privacy. Quiet, tornado and mold resistant, insulated con- crete walls and geothermal technology offer unbe- lievably low energy costs. Upper and lower walkouts, spiral staircase, wood beams, gourmet center island kitchen. Large media room with flat screens, luxury bar, wine cellar, and so much more to see. 1' 2116 Noble Lane 612-250-9300 www. voguekfhomes. com • N A Co. Rd. 15 to Mound, north on Co. Rd. 110 (Commerce Blvd.) .2 mile to Tonkawood, right three blocks to Nobel; right to home. MN Lic. #20574806 168 1 Parade of Homes'" www.haradeofhomes.wg September 8-October 7, 2007 Thursday -Sunday 12 noon-6pm O® MN Lic. #20266040 need more bedrooms? Search only homes that fit your needs on www.paradeofhomes.org Home Price., $1,800, 000 • Others From $600, 000 2471 Black Lake Road 612-250-9400 www.paulthomashomes.net National award -winner Paul Thomas Vogstrom continues to rediscover a lot's true potential by tearing down the old to maximize the new. This 12 494 5,400 sq. ft. ICf (insulated concrete form) luxury home is customized for maximizing the breath 15 394 taking views of Lake Minnetonka. 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Large media room with flat screens, luxury bar, wine cellar, and so much more to see. 1' 2116 Noble Lane 612-250-9300 www. voguekfhomes. com • N A Co. Rd. 15 to Mound, north on Co. Rd. 110 (Commerce Blvd.) .2 mile to Tonkawood, right three blocks to Nobel; right to home. MN Lic. #20574806 168 1 Parade of Homes'" www.haradeofhomes.wg September 8-October 7, 2007 Thursday -Sunday 12 noon-6pm '291 Minnetonka Custom Homes, Inc. ,r• i • ' 111 / � ll l/l 3565 Frederick Street 612-386-4494 • 612-600-7510 www.minnetonkacustomhomes.com A beautifully appointed home sitting on approx- imately 100 feet of south -facing, gently sloping, sand lake shore off Casco Point. This geothermal home has it all: elevator, cherry woodwork, gour- met kitchen, custom cabinets, granite tops, in - floor heat, media room, bar, wine cellar, master fireplace, wheelchair access, etc. Come see another stunning home from Minnetonka Custom Homes, Inc. Shuttle Parking. 19 15 shmue s • N a° Frederick A. 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MN Lic. #20266040 Open Extended Hours Q Association -Maintained . 0 Reggie -Award' Competition ® Wheelchair -Visitable 0 Condominium Parade of Homes" 1 167 Page ] of l Wendy Lewin From: Wendy Lewin [wlewin@mchsi.com] Sent: Tuesday, June 05, 2007 8:17 AM To: 'cwojtysiak@minnehahacreek.org' Subject: 2471 Black Lake Road, Spring Park, MN Attachments: 6407 3916 northern 2471 blk 010.jpg; 6407 3916 northern 2471 blk 011.jpg; 6407 3916 northern 2471 blk 012.jpg; 6407 3916 northern 2471 blk 013.jpg Charly, yesterday, upon a site inspection of a neighboring residence to 2471 Black Lake Road, the extensive landscaping being done at 2471 on the lakeside was brought to our attention. Attached are several photos that were taken of this construction/landscaping site. Please advise if this homeowner received a Watershed permit and, if what you view in these attached photos are within the scope of the permit. We do not have a Watershed permit on file for this property. Thank you. Wendy Lewin Deputy City Clerk City of Spring Park 4349 Warren Avenue Spring Park, MN 55384 952-471-9051 6/5/2007 8/28/2007 2471 Black Lake Road Construction Project 2471 Black Lake Road Construction Project Page 1 of 1 Wendy Lewin From: Wendy Lewin [wlewin@mchsi.com] Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2007 11:43 AM To: 'Dan Petrik' Subject: 2471 Black Lake Road Attachments: Baker Lancscape Plan.pdf; Photos of Landscaping .pdf; Rendition Submitted.pdf Dan, attached are some scanned documents that relate to the new construction at 2471 Black Lake Road. This property is owned by Sue Baker and the original house was torn down and a new house is now in its place. When DJ and I were over at another residence on Black Lake Road measuring deck setbacks (Yes, our friend, John Meader), the homeowner brought to our attention the landscaping that was currently in progress at 2471. We were shocked, to say the least, as we had no idea landscaping of this magnitude was going to be done to this property. We notified the Minnehaha Creek Watershed immediately and a stop work order was issued to the property. The Watershed has since lifted their stop work order. Baker was informed that a landscape plan needed to be submitted to the city for hardcover calculations. Baker's builder dropped off the survey with the retaining walls, steps and a rain garden illustrated (attached). This survey also shows re -calculated hardcover. Please let me know your thoughts on this "as built" survey and whether this is allowed. Thank you. Wendy Lewin Deputy City Clerk City of Spring Park 4349 Warren Avenue Spring Park, MN 55384 952-4 71-9051 7/ 18/2007 Page 1 of 1 Wendy Lewin From: Wendy Lewin [wlewin@mchsi.com] Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2007 11:05 AM To: 'Charly Wojtysiak' Subject: RE: 2471 Black Lake Road, Spring Park, MN Charly, it is new construction, single family dwelling, following demolition of previous residence. The contractor is Paul Thomas Homes, 60 Crabapple Ln, Tonka Bay, 55331, 612-250-9400 and the owner is Sue Baker, 2463 Black Lake Road, 612-964-8436. Wendy From: Charly Wojtysiak [mailto:cwojtysiak@minnehahacreek.org] Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2007 11:02 AM To: 'Wendy Lewin' Subject: RE: 2471 Black Lake Road, Spring Park, MN Wendy, There was a permit issued for riprap for this project. Is this a new single family home or just landscaping? Either way they will need and MCWD permit. I will be able to get out there today to issue a stop work order. Do you have any information on the contractor or owner for this property? Thanks, Charly -----Original Message ----- From: Wendy Lewin [mailto:wlewin@mchsi.com] Sent: Tuesday, June 05, 2007 8:17 AM To: cwojtysiak@minnehahacreek.org Subject: 2471 Black Lake Road, Spring Park, MN Charly, yesterday, upon a site inspection of a neighboring residence to 2471 Black Lake Road, the extensive landscaping being done at 2471 on the lakeside was brought to our attention. Attached are several photos that were taken of this construction/landscaping site. Please advise if this homeowner received a Watershed permit and, if what you view in these attached photos are within the scope of the permit. We do not have a Watershed permit on file for this property. Thank you. Wendy Lewin Deputy City Clerk City of Spring Park 4349 Warren Avenue Spring Park, MN 55384 952-4 71-9051 6/7/2007 _.. '� �,.. .��J __ *� ALL, w, ��' �" -�.� ,, _. � � � �.. ."iZ'., `' •.aA9d. 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Widmer (952) 471-9429 To: Orono PD Sarah Reinhardt (952) 471-0767 Fax: (-f -7 (0 , S ©2 E Gary Hughes From: Wendy (952) 471-7867 Tom Scanlon # of Pages: (952) 200-7563 Administration Sarah Friesen Administrator Comments: D.J. Goman Utility Superintendent Hopefully the court sent you this r.o. but, if not... Wendy Lewin Deputy Clerk Sharon Famiok Administrative Assistant Ci� of rin j Park 4349 WARREN AVENUE, SPRING PARK, MINNESOTA 55384- 9711 (952) 471-9051 FAX (952) 471-9160 40e y HARDCOVER HOUSE = 1884 SF 188 PORCH = 100 SF 120 FSTEP = 30 SF 45 WALK = 80 SF 110 I DECK = 49 SF 49 DRIVE = 660 SF 600 TOTAL = 2808 SF 2808 (29.9% OF LOT AREA RWALLS=360SF CSTPS=75SF TOTAL ADDTL = 435 SF TOTAL = 3243 SF/ 35% 0 20 40 60 SCALE IN FEET PROPOSED ELEVATIONS GARAGE FLOOR = 947.0 948.2 TOP OF FOUNDATION = 947.3 LOWEST FLOOR = 938.5 . +490 = EXISTING SPOT ELEVATION. SURVEY IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE X(998.@) PROPOSED SPOT ELEVATION PER TITLE OR EASEMENT INFORMATION VERIFY ALL SETBACKS WITH CITY DIRECTION SURFACE DRAINAGE VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS AND ELEVATIONS WITH HOUSE PLANS ADDRESS 2471 BLACK LAKE ROAD PID# 19-117-23-12-0024 NEW DESCRIPTION That part of Lots 7 and 8 SKARP AND LINDQUISTS ROSE HILL, Hennepin County, Mn., lying North of line described as follows; Camiencing at the Northeast corner of Lot 8, thence Southweeterly on the East line of said Lot 8, a distance of 28 feet; thence deflecting right an angle of 59° (mess. 52°40') a distance of 166.5 feet to Lake Minnetonka, and lying Southerly of a line described as follows; Camnencing at the Northeast corner, of said Lot 9; thence southwesterly along the southeast line of said Lot 9 a distance of 44.4 feet; thence deflecting to the right 71 30' a distance of 162 feet to Lake Minnetonka. area = 9350sf/0.21 ac O T C � J �O � M Ian LO b� LO i'o .J Z VU � w 049 z 941" 0 �0w �o (Dw Private Property Boundary Disputes oundary line disputes between neighbors can be contentious and expensive, and the city's role in resolving such private prop- erty disputes is limited. With one significant but rare exception — where the city formally creates a boundary line commission pur- suant to Minn. Stat. § 465.79—cities have limited authority to resolve bound- ary line disputes for private property owners without incurring unwanted or unanticipated liability. Boundary line disputes can arise in a variety of ways. Ownership of property can be clouded from the start by faulty surveys, sale documents, and deeds. Or accidental encroachments can occur. For example, a garage may be mistak- enly built a few feet over a boundary line or a fence may meander off course. Such disputes can be resolved by mutual agreement or, if no agreement can by reached, by the court. When the dispute is solved by mutual agree- ment, usually an easement or license is granted by the landowner to the encroaching party. In these situations, an attorney is normally needed to draft the legal documents. A matter for the courts. When parties cannot resolve their dispute, a court of law must be asked to impose a resolu- tion to the problem.This occurs when one party files a lawsuit against another to "quiet title" to the disputed bound- ary line. When a boundary line dispute is brought to the court, both parties will need an attorney to prepare plead- ings and attend one (or potentially several) hearings. Court resolution of a boundary line dispute may be an expensive and lengthy process. Landowners may wait more than a year to have their sched- uled day in court and finally receive the court order resolving their prob- lem. Because of the expense and time By Rachel L. Carlson involved, many landowners may be tempted to ask the city, instead of the court, to impose a solution to their dispute. In the alternative, the parties may not understand the legal process for approaching the courts for a legal solution to their problems and may simply assume that the city —which issues zoning and building permits — is the correct body to which they should voice their concerns. Creating a city boundary commission. Cities have only limited ability to resolve boundary line disputes between neighbors who cannot agree. Cities may by resolution create a formal boundary commission under Minn. Stat. § 465.79 to assist in resolving dis- putes. A boundary commission must be formed of residents of the county or counties in which the city is located, who are familiar with real property. The commission could potentially include local real estate agents, attor- neys, surveyors, and appraisers. The commission, upon petition of one of the disputing landowners, must "attempt to establish agreements ... as to the location of common boundar- ies." If an agreement cannot be reached, the commission may make recommen- dations in the form of a "plan" to the city council as to the best resolution of the boundary dispute. After a hearing where all the parties to the dispute are given an opportunity to present their information, the city council can accept or modify the plan.The city council's plan must then be submitted to the court for hearing and final review. The court may modify the plan as needed, and issue a final plat that permanently resolves the boundary dispute. A city that forms a boundary com- mission may assess all or part of the potentially considerable cost of resole- . ing the dispute to the benefited property owners (including the costs of hiring commissioners with knowledge of real estate, commissioning surveys, and the cost of staff and city attorney time). City boundary commissions are rare. Due to the costs involved, cities do not generally have the resources to assist a small number of landowners with dis- putes. A city commonly will create a boundary commission only where a dispute concerns numerous property owners and potentially city property or important city street right-of-way. Formation of a city boundary commis- sion will not likely save private property owners any time or money because the city's costs can be assessed back to their property. In addition, property owners ,will still likely want their own attorney to represent their interests in the pro- cess, before the commission, city coun- cil, and the court. Don't allow staff to get involved. In cities without boundary commis- sions (or most cities in Minnesota), city staff should not try to resolve bound- ary line disputes between neighbors. Except through the formal establishment of a boundary line commission, cities generally lack the authority to impose permanent solutions to disputes. In addition, city staff may lack the tech- nical knowledge to draft the necessary documents. Attempting to resolve the disputes may make the city vulnerable to legal action if the documents pre- pared by staff are not drawn up cor- rectly, or could potentially make the city vulnerable to claims it interfered with a property owner's rights to his or her property. When faced with disputing neigh- bors who cannot agree on a boundary line, city staff should tell citizens to seek the services of a private attorney. r Rachel Carlson is research attorney with the League of Minnesota Cities. Phone: (651) 281-1226. E-mail: rcarlson@Tmc.org. JANUARY 2008 MINNESOTA CITIES 19 Mayor Jerome P. Rockvam (952)471-9515 Councilmembers Joanna E. Widmer (952) 471-9429 Sarah Reinhardt (952) 471-0767 Gary Hughes (952)471-7867 Tom Scanlon (952)200-7563 Administration Sarah Friesen Administrator D.J. Goman Utility Superintendent W—dy Lewin ty Clerk Sharon Famiok Administrative Assistant Facsimile Transmittal: Date: April 10, 2008 To: Alli, Executive Title Fax: 763-253-0475 From: Wendy # of Pages: 3 Comments: Alli, attached is the certification of the document you requested for Sandra Sue Baker's property at 2471 Black Lake Road. Wendy Lewin Ci of Sprin' Park 4349 WARREN AVENUE, SPRING PARK, MINNESOTA 55384- 9711 (952) 471-9051 FAX (952) 471-9160 STATE OF NUNNESOTA ) COUNTY OF HENNEPIN ) CITY OF SPRING PARK ) I, Sarah Friesen, Administrator/Clerk/Treasurer of the City of Spring Park, do hereby certify that I have compared the attached instrument identified as Resolution 06-29 of the City Council of the City of Spring Park with the original instrument now on file in my office and that it is a true and correct copy of the same and whole thereof which was duly adopted by said City Council at its meeting on October 2, 2006. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 1 Oth day of April, 2008. SEAL i` lun a� AA44t' % Sarah Friesen Administrator/Clerk/Treasurer CITY OF SPRING PARK SPRING PARK, MINNESOTA RESOLUTION 06-29 APPROVING MODIFIED LOT LINE OF PARCEL "A" AND "B" OF SKARP & LINDQUISTS ROSE HILL ADDITION 2463 AND 2471 BLACK LAKE ROAD WHEREAS the property owner of 2463 and 2471 Black Lake Road has requested to exchange land between these two existing and adjacent parcels of land in order to improve the width and configuration of both lots; and WHEREAS the City of Spring Park Zoning and Floodplain Ordinance (1993), Section 4, Subdivision H (1) allows that this type of subdivision/lot line adjustment be exempt from subdivision procedural requirements; and WHEREAS the lot line adjustment may be taken directly by the City Council for consideration without Planning Commission review; NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Spring Park, Minnesota, that the modified property lines shown on the survey for Sue Baker, by Frank R. Cardarelle dated September 25, 2006 be approved and filed with the Hennepin County Recorder. NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the modified lot line adjustment is approved subject to compliance with the following conditions: 1. Submission of evidence of ownership of 2471 by Sandra Sue Baker. 2. That the primary structure located on 2471 be razed so that an existing non conformity is not increased due to the newly created lot lines. 3. That approval of this subdivision/lot line adjustment does not constitute approval of future building plans, variances or other action by the city. ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SPRING PARK THIS 2ND DAY OF OCTOBER, 2006. ATTEST: SARAH FRIESEN, ADMINISTRATOR/CLERK/TREASURER M Mayor Jerome P. Rockvam (952)471-9515 Councilmembers Joanna E. Widmer (952) 471-9429 Sarah Reinhardt (952) 471-0767 Gary Hughes (952)471-7867 Tom Scanlon (952)200-7563 Administration Sarah Friesen Administrator D.J. Goman Utility Superintendent W—dy Lewin ty Clerk Sharon Famiok Administrative Assistant Facsimile Transmittal: Date: April 10, 2008 To: Alli, Executive Title Fax: 763-253-0475 From: Wendy # of Pages: 3 Comments: Alli, attached is the certification of the document you requested for Sandra Sue Baker's property at 2471 Black Lake Road. Wendy Lewin Cif of %Ypnn j Vark 4349 WARREN AVENUE, SPRING PARK, MINNESOTA 55384- 9711 (952) 471-9051 FAX (952) 471-9160 STATE OF MINNESOTA ) COUNTY OF HENNEPIN ) CITY OF SPRING PARK ) I, Sarah Friesen, Administrator/Clerk/Treasurer of the City of Spring Park, do hereby certify that I have compared the attached instrument identified as Resolution 06-29 of the City Council of the City of Spring Park with the original instrument now on file in my office and that it is a true and correct copy of the same and whole thereof which was duly adopted by said City Council at its meeting on October 2, 2006. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 10`h day of April, 2008. SEAL Sarah Friesen Administrator/Clerk/Treasurer CITY OF SPRING PARK SPRING PARK, MINNESOTA RESOLUTION 06-29 APPROVING MODIFIED LOT LINE OF PARCEL "A" AND "B" OF SKARP & LINDQUISTS ROSE HILL ADDITION 2463 AND 2471 BLACK LAKE ROAD WHEREAS the property owner of 2463 and 2471 Black Lake Road has requested to exchange land between these two existing and adjacent parcels of land in order to improve the width and configuration of both lots; and WHEREAS the City of Spring Park Zoning and Floodplain Ordinance (1993), Section 4, Subdivision H (1) allows that this type of subdivision/lot line adjustment be exempt from subdivision procedural requirements; and WHEREAS the lot line adjustment may be taken directly by the City Council for consideration without Planning Commission review; NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Spring Park, Minnesota, that the modified property lines shown on the survey for Sue Baker, by Frank R. Cardarelle dated September 25, 2006 be approved and filed with the Hennepin County Recorder. NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the modified lot line adjustment is approved subject to compliance with the following conditions: I. Submission of evidence of ownership of 2471 by Sandra Sue Baker. 2. That the primary structure located on 2471 be razed so that an existing non conformity is not increased due to the newly created lot lines. 3. That approval of this subdivision/lot line adjustment does not constitute approval of future building plans, variances or other action by the city. ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SPRING PARK THIS 2'D DAY OF OCTOBER, 2006. ATTEST: ,OW " KWI-?rh SARAH FRIESEN, ADMINISTRATOR/CLERK/TREASURER � r- j�(R11� f�/a1 n(�T Facsimile Transmittal: Of Lake Mixetohka Mayor Jerome P. Rockvam (952) 471-9515 Date: August 2, 2007 Councilmembers Joanna E. Widmer (952) 471-9429 To: Lynn Patton, Schoell & Madson Sarah Reinhardt Fax: 763-746-1699 (952)471-0767 Gary Hughes From: Wendy (952)471-7867 Tom Scanlon # of Pages: (952) 200-7563 (;D Administration Sarah Friesen Administrator Comments: D.J. Goman Utility Superintendent Lynn, attached are documents for your review. You'll find e-mails, a survey, a Wendy Lewin rendition and some photographs. All of this pertains to new construction of a Deputy Clerk single family residence. There was an old house there previously but it was Sharon Farniok demolished in favor of the new. The old residence was closer to the lake than Administrative Assistant the new residence. There were some minor retention walls with the old residence but the extent of the new retaining walls and stairs, etc were surprising considering the builder and/or owner didn't submit a landscape plan until it was "discovered" after -the -fact. Let me know if you need anything further. Thanks, Lynn Wendy CL ,a - c Ci� o f l-�ny ?park 4349 WARREN AVENUE, SPRING PARK, MINNESOTA 55384- 9711 (952) 471-9051 FAX (952) 471-9160 a�� L a vo Page 1 of 1 Wendy Lewin From: Wendy Lewin [wlewin@mchsi.com] Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2007 11:43 AM To: 'Dan Petrik' Subject: 2471 Black Lake Road Attachments: Baker Lancscape Plan.pdf; Photos of Landscaping .pdf; Rendition Submitted.pdf Dan, attached are some scanned documents that relate to the new construction at 2471 Black Lake Road. This property is owned by Sue Baker and the original house was torn down and a new house is now in its place. When DJ and I were over at another residence on Black Lake Road measuring deck setbacks (Yes, our friend, John Meader), the homeowner brought to our attention the landscaping that was currently in progress at 2471. We were shocked, to say the least, as we had no idea landscaping of this magnitude was going to be done to this property. We notified the Minnehaha Creek Watershed immediately and a stop work order was issued to the property. The Watershed has since lifted their stop work order. Baker was informed that a landscape plan needed to be submitted to the city for hardcover calculations. Baker's builder dropped off the survey with the retaining walls, steps and a rain garden illustrated (attached). This survey also shows re -calculated hardcover. Please let me know your thoughts on this "as built" survey and whether this is allowed. Thank you. Wendy Lewin Deputy City Clerk City of Spring Park 4349 Warren Avenue Spring Park, MN 55384 952-471-9051 7/31 /2007 0a R From: Sent: To: Subject: Wendy, Dan Petrik [dpetrik@nacplanning.com] Thursday, July 26, 2007 3:26 PM 'Wendy Lewin' RE: 2471 Black Lake Road Sorry for the delay on this. Doing what they did without following the required process is not allowed (Site plan review process of Section 5, required prior to receiving a building permit). The final result seems to meet the stipulations listed in 4.b on page 89, however, the plans should be reviewed and approved by the City Engineer and the watershed District to make sure that this is the case. Since the watershed lifted their stop work order, we can probably assume that the project meets their criteria. You might ask the City Engineer to review and ask the Bakers to complete an application for a plan review and pay the appropriate fees to pay for the engineering review. I'm not sure what application is used for building permits, but if the application doesn't already request it, a question should be added that asks about amount of impervious surface. This would then provide the information needed to trigger the administrative plan review of Section 5. Dan Petrik Northwest Associated Consultants 4800 Olson Memorial Highway, Suite 202 Golden Valley, MN 55422 763-231-2555 (Ph) 763-231-2561 (Fax) dpetrik@nacplanning.com From: Wendy Lewin [mailto:wlewin@mchsi.com] Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2007 10:43 AM To: 'Dan Petrik' Subject: 2471 Black Lake Road Dan, attached are some scanned documents that relate to the new construction at 2471 Black Lake Road. This property is owned by Sue Baker and the original house was torn down and a new house is now in its place. When DJ and I were over at another residence on Black Lake Road measuring deck setbacks (Yes, our friend, John Meader), the homeowner brought to our attention the landscaping that was currently in progress at 2471. We were shocked, to say the least, as we had no idea landscaping of this magnitude was going to be done to this property. We notified the Minnehaha Creek Watershed immediately and a stop work order was issued to the property. The Watershed has since lifted their stop work order. Baker was informed that a landscape plan needed to be submitted to the city for hardcover calculations. Baker's builder dropped off the survey with the retaining walls, steps and a rain garden illustrated (attached). This survey also shows re -calculated hardcover. Please let me know your thoughts on this "as built" survey and whether this is allowed. Thank you. Wendy Lewin Deputy City Clerk City of Spring Park 4349 Warren Avenue Spring Park, MN 55384 952-471-9051 N \ SILT ROCK i VERFLOW 10 V\ DE �� 1, �1 .4 CK Tp �q •� .07 OHO °, ;Lp tK� IG , �'. 5 /00\2S ROFi� T : ;• ;.art' /r-oy� wry• 17 8 �, D Q \ Q� � ; �`_b_- -wolr h EX/STING 938.SX� : \ X 9� jN k"� SJT� -�../per HOUSE �94 B� �ga3S J / O 4° 1 .b , :. �,� (UNDER P �P �. �..\ o�p, � ? j ' �C � co \ " CONS T) � o ^' • �<< '� \ rtbN f \ r HARDCOVER D4. . 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' _ � :: � .. _ - r. r�Vt.,:. m ., �,x'.'��s ci:`�-.� ,>:'a.�..... .....:..c.:_.?a�`,a�,., x i'.' ., w � .: ,,:'��5-� AW- 14 O# Lake ANaeftko October 17, 2007 RE: 2471 Black Lake Road Spring Park, MN At the request of the City of Spring Park I have examined the above referenced property to review drainage patterns and found them to be consistent with city standards. Sincerely, Scott Harri, City Engineer Schoell and Madson Qft &7 0 0priq Park 4349 WARREN AVENUE, SPRING PARK, MINNESOTA 55384-971 1 • (952) 471-9051 • Fax: (952) 471-9160 Email: Cityof5pringPark@mchsi.com Wendy Lewin From: Baker Sandra [s.baker1 @mac.com] Sent: Monday, June 02, 2008 12:29 PM To: Wendy Lewin Subject: Lot corner and Driveway edge Attachments: DSC04804.jpg DSC04804.jpg (70 KB) Wendy, This is a photo for the cities file of the lot corner monument at 2471 Black Lake Rd. This illustrates that the driveway is not on Mrs. Bornes property. You can see her incorrect paint marking to the right about three feet. DSC04804.JPG Sue Baker s.bakerl@mac.com 612-964-8436 �m L, � XPRM6 PARK oh Lake M *#etoakQ Mayor Jerome P. Rockvam (952) 471-9515 Councilmembers Joanna E. Widmer (952) 471-9429 Sarah Reinhardt (952) 471-0767 Gary Hughes (952)471-7867 Tom Scanlon (952) 200-7563 Administration Sarah Friesen Administrator D.J. Goman Utility Superintendent Wendy Lewin Deputy Clerk Sharon Farniok Administrative Assistant Facsimile Transmittal: Date: September 13, 2007 To: Lyle Oman Fax: 952-249-4616 From: Wendy # of Pages: 2 Comments: Ci o f S'�inJc Pa�� 4349 WARREN AVENUE, SPRING PARK, MINNESOTA 55384- 9711 (952) 471-9051 FAX (952) 471-9160 XF28HO PARK O# LAke Mi��eto�kA September 13, 2007 Lyle Oman, CBO City of Orono Hi Lyle: We were wondering if we could get written confirmation on the following requests for service: 1. 4636 Shoreline Drive — Northern Lights. It looks as though someone has been doing a lot of exterior work to this commercial building. We've had several comments that it's looking very nice however, no permit was applied for. 2. 3896 Sunset Drive — Timothy May. Mr. May did stop by city hall to inquire about a couple of things, one being if he would need a permit to erect a simple wall to section off a room. I misunderstood him and thought he was talking about an interior wall in his house and told him it probably wasn't necessary to get a permit. However, It's since been observed that he is portioning off a section of his unattached garage. 3. 3916 Northern Avenue vs. 2258 Hazeldell - Sarah is looking for something in writing from you regarding Pollock complying with the square footage ordinance in his garage and that he has removed the second story flooring. 4. 2471 Black Lake Road - Could you put something in writing about the site inspections done by you and Bruce regarding the south side of the new construction being set according to the plan? Thanks, Lyle. Sincerely, W- Wendy Lewin Deputy City Clerk City of F.PlIq Part 4349 WARREN AVENUE, SPRING PARK, MINNESOTA 55384-971 1 • (952) 471-9051 • Fax: (952) 471-9160 Email: CityofSpringPark@mchsi.com XFRB�Z PARK Oh Lake llveffeto*0 Mayor Jerome P. Rockvam (952) 471-9515 Councilmembers Joanna E. Widmer (952) 471-9429 Sarah Reinhardt (952) 471-0767 Gary Hughes (952) 471-7867 Tom Scanlon (952) 200-7563 Administration Sarah Friesen Administrator D.J. Goman Utility Superintendent Wendy Lewin Deputy Clerk Sharon Farniok Administrative Assistant Facsimile Transmittal: Date: September 7, 2007 To: Paul Vogstrom Fax: 952-516-5216 From: Wendy # of Pages: 2 Comments: Attached is your approval for your special event permit. � en C o1U 14icwS V%(? �� I Ci� o f l�Knj Par 4349 WARREN AVENUE, SPRING PARK, MINNESOTA 55384- 9711 (952) 471-9051 FAX (952) 471-9160 or!1.0 CITY OF ORONO 8� SPECIAL EVENT PERMIT Date Issued: August 13, 2007 Date of Event: September 8 — October 7, 2007 Time: Noon - 6:00 p.m., Thursdays through Sundays Name of Person(s) and/or Organization Sponsoring this Event: Susan Coe/Hickory Fine Homes 1844 Wayzata Boulevard P.O. Box 815 Long Lake, MN 55356 Phone: 952-473-2089 Location of Event: 2340 Glendale Cove Lane Type of Event: 2007 Fall Parade of Homes The following documents are required X Approval from Orono Police Dq X Approval from Orono Buil g 6 City Administrative Offices: Department The following co itions ha a ill ed on this event: $ By accept e of this s . e nt permit, the permit holder, on behalf of any and all organizati d pri e sons, is granted authority to operate under the special event permit, and s nify and hold harmless the City of Orono from all claims arising from aid ev - as set forth on the application dated July 24, 2007. • The Orono Po ' epartment through its police officers is empowered to revoke this special event it at any time for any safety concerns that are not immediately resolved by the pe holder or a representative of the permit holder. The revocation of the permit s 11 cause the immediate cancellation of the event originally authorized by this • T event sponsor will provide to Orono Police, Orono City Clerk and all residents living it in 500 feet of the event a written letter stating the dates and times of the event and giving a phone number to a live person (not voice mail) that can act on behalf of Hickory Fine Homes to resolve any complaints during the showing of the home. • Either a Temporary or Final Certificate of Occupancy must be issued by the Orono Building Department prior to the start of the event. 2750 Kelley Parkway, P.O. Box 66, Crystal Bay, MN 55323 Phone: 952-249-4600 / Fax: 952-249-4616 / www.d.orono.mn.us w Spe ' l Event Permit, Continued Hicko Fine Homes August 9, 007 Conditions co'ktinued: • Hickory Fine Ho es will post no parking signs on one side of the road on Glendale Cove Lane with languag imilar to "NO PARADE OF HOMES PARKING — VIOLATORS WILL BE TAGGED\*nto ED." These signs shall be in bold print and clearly visible to any car coe area.• No parking will be aillow rive e pt where signs permit parking. • Hickory Fine Homes si remain osted in clear and legible format during the event. • Hickory Fine Homes will remove a si • Hickory Fine Homes will daily, durin e the event and immediately clean it up. • Hickory Fine Homes agrees to repair any d attending the event to nearby properties. the end of the event. Wt check for any trash or debris caused by Approved at City Council meeting on: August 13, 2 (City Seal) by the event or by persons Ronald J. Moorse, City Adrik'ni 2750 Kelley Parkway, P.O. Box 66, Crystal Bay, MN 55323 Phone: 952-249-4600 / Fax: 952-249-4616 / www.ci.orono.mn.us CITY OF ORONO SPECIAL EVENT PERMIT Date Issued: August 13, 2007 Date of Event: September 8 — October 7, 2007 Time: Noon - 6:00 p.m., Thursdays through Sundays Name of Person(s) and/or Organization Sponsoring this Event: Minnetonka Custom Homes, Inc. Steve Sexton 3575 Texico Minnetrista, MN 55364 Phone: 612-3 86-4494 Location of Event: 3565 Frederick Street Type of Event: 2007 Fall Parade of Homes The following documents are required and o e the City Administrative Offices: X Approval from Orono Police Depart t X Approval from Oro�uilding, an g Department The following condi7na e be la don this event: $ By acceptancl ev t permit, the permit holder, on behalf of any and all organizationsate ns, is granted authority to operate under the special event permit, and aify and hold harmless the City of Orono from all claims arising from st s set forth on the application dated July 15, 2007. • The Orono Partment through its police officers is empowered to revoke this special event any time for any safety concerns that are not immediately resolved by the permit a representative of the permit holder. The revocation of the permit shall hal ause the immediate cancellation of the event originally authorized by this permit. • Thee nt sponsor will provide to Orono Police, Orono City Clerk and all residents living wit n 500 feet of the event a written letter stating the dates and times of the event and ing a phone number to a live person (not voice mail) that can act on behalf of Minnetonka Custom Homes to resolve any complaints during the showing of the home. • Either a Temporary or Final Certificate of Occupancy must be issued by the Orono Building Department prior to the start of the event. 2750 Kelley Parkway, P.O. Box 66, Crystal Bay, MN 55323 Phone: 952-249-4600 / Fax: 952-249-4616 / www.ci.orono.mn.us SS ial Event Permit, Continued Minn onka Custom Homes, Inc. August 2007 Conditions bontinued: • Minnetonka CN stom Homes, Inc. will provide shuttle service from an approved parking lot and will put . file with the City of Orono written permission from the property owner prior to start of th\Ric"s Minnetonka Custom Homes, Inc. has proposed use of the gravel lot next to arket in Navarre. In addition, Minnetonka Custom Homes, Inc. will post signte something similar to "NO PARADE OF HOMES PARKING IN THBORHOOD — VIOLATORS WILL BE TAGGED AND TOWED." These signs sha be in bold clearly visible to any car coming into the area. The signs should also clude ` arking d Shuttle Service are available from (location) • Minnetonka Custom Homes, Inc. w ij s e format during the event. • Minnetonka Custom Homes, Inc. will re o • Minnetonka Custom Homes, Inc. will daily, debris caused by the event and immediately c • Minnetonka Custom Homes, Inc. agrees to re] persons attending the event to nearby properti all signs remain posted in clear and legible signs at the end of the event. g the event, check for any trash or �t up. Approved at City Council meeting on: August 13, 2007 (City Seal) caused by the event or by Ronald J. Moorse, City Admi 2750 Kelley Parkway, P.O. Box 66, Crystal Bay, MN 55323 Phone: 952-249-4600 / Fax: 952-249-4616 / www.ci.orono.mn.us CITY OF SPRING PARK SPRING PARK, MINNESOTA RESOLUTION 07 -13 A RESOLUTION ADOPTING AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 6 OF THE CITY CODE BY ADDING A NEW ARTICLE IV REGARDING THE REGULATION OF SPECIAL EVENTS IN THE CITY OF SPRING PARK AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF PERMIT REQUIREMENTS WHEREAS, the Police Chief recommended that the City Council adopt an ordinance regulating special events occurring in the City of Spring Park for purpose of protecting the public health, safety and welfare by providing a permit procedure and authorizing the imposition of conditions on special events; and WHEREAS, the current City Code does not address the regulation of special events other than dances and musical concerts; and WHEREAS, special events have the potential to burden City services (such as police, fire, and utility services) and to affect public safety; and WHEREAS, the City Council believes that it is in the public interest for the City to regulate special events occurring in the City of Spring Park for the protection of the health, safety and welfare of City residents and the general public. NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the foregoing, it is hereby: RESOLVED: that the City of Spring Park hereby adopts the following ordinance adding a new Article IV to Chapter 6 of the City Code regarding special events. ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SPRING PARK ON THIS 13th DAY OF July, 2007. ATTEST: 'i '4- SARAH J. FR#SEN ADMINISTRATOR/CLERK/TREASURER In the Community, With the Community, For the Community. LMCC schedule The following local govern- ment meetings are scheduled to air on the cable -access channels of The Lake Minnetonka Communications Commission Aug. l-7. The LMCC is also stream- ing city council meetings online. To learn more, visit their Web site at www.lmcc- tv.org Aug. 1 Channel 8 9:30 a.m. — Mound C.C. 2:30 p.m. — Minnetrista C.C. 7:30 p.m. — Shorewood C.C. Channel 20 9:30 a.m. — LMCC. 2:30 p.m. — Westonka School Board. 7:30 p.m. — Excelsior Fire District. 9:30 a.m. — Deephaven C.C. 2:30 p.m. — Spring Park C.C. 7:30 p.m. — Independence C.C. Channel 20 9:30 a.m. — Westonka School Board. 2:30 p.m. — Maple Plain C.C. 7:30 p.m. — LMCC. Aug. 3 Channel 8 9:30 a.m. — Excelsior C.C. 2:30 p.m. — Greenwood C.C. 7:30 p.m. — Tonka Bay C.C. Channel 20 9:30 a.m. — SLMPD. 2:30 p.m. — Excelsior Fire District. 7:30 p.m. — Westonka School Board. Aug. 5 Channel 8 Aug. 2 9:30 a.m. — Minnetrista C.0 2:30 p.m. — Long Lake C.C. Channel 8 7:30 p.m. — Victoria C.C. LEGAL NOTICE CITY OF SPRING PARK Channel 20 2:30 p.m. — LMCD. 7:30 p.m. - Chaska School Board. Aug. 6 Channel 8 9:30 a.m. — Spring Park C.C. 2:30 p.m. — St. Bonifacius C.C. 7:30 p.m. — Mound C.C. Channel 20 9:30 a.m. — Westonka School Board. 2:30 p.m. — LMCD. Aug. 7 Channel 8 9:30 a.m. — Greenwood C.C. 2:30 p.m. — Shorewood C.C. 7:30 p.m. — Deephaven C.C. Channel 20 9:30 a.m. — Medina C.C. 2:30 p.m. — Chaska School Board. 7:30 p.m. — LMCC Lit al no`ElCeS A SUMMARY OF ORDINANCE NO.07.07. ADOPTED BY THE CITY OF SPRING PARK, HEN- NEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 6 OF THE SPRING PARK CODE BY ADDING A NEW ARTICLE IV THERETO REGARDING THE REGULATION OF SPECIAL EVENTS AND THE ESTAB- LISHMENT OF PERMIT REQUIRE- MENTS The Intent and purpose is to protect the health, safety and welfare of the pubic during the conduct of special events with- in the City of Spring Park. A permit Is LEGAL NOTICE CITY OF SPRING PARK HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA ORDINANCE NO.07-06 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAP- TER 18, ARTICLE IV OF THE SPRING required for a Special Event defined as any outdoor gathering of more than 35 Individuals persons on public property assembled for a common purpose for a period of one hour or longer; any event or gathering (whether on public or private property) which generates on -street park- ing needs for more than 20 vehicles; any event which Impedes, obstructs or blocks the free flow of pedestrian or vehicle traf- fic on public streets or sidewalks at any time. Special Events Include, but are not limited to: block parties, marathons, walkathons, runstwalks, bicycles rides or races, skiing events or races, parades, cir- cuses, arts or crafts fairs, flea markets, exhibits, carnivals, fishing contests, and any other gatherings or events of a similar nature. Regulatory procedures are estab- lished including permit requirements, from private property of any nuisance affecting public health or safety under Sec. 18-182 or Sec. 18-184 of this Code (excluding any hazardous building gov- erned by Minnesota Statutes Section 463.15 to 463.26 and Section 18-185 of this Code). Such order must be in writing, exception, application, investigation and review, council action, payment of expens- es, issuance, and enforcement. A complete copy of the Ordinance is avail- able for inspection by any person during regular office hours at City Hall, 4349 Warren Avenue, Spring Park, Minnesota. Passed and approved on July 16, 2007 Jerome P. Rockvam, Mayor City of Spring Park, Minnesota Attest: Sarah Friesen City Administrator -Clerk -Treasurer City of Spring Park, Minnesota (Published in The Laker, July 28, 2007) that any special assessment levied under this section shall be payable In a single Installment or In up to 10 equal annual installments as determined by the city council. (d) Authority to Issue Obligations. After a contract for any work required to remove, Welcome to a Multi -Generation Church Worship Service 9:00 a.m. Sunday School 10:30 a.m. Jch N s FIRST PRESWERIAN CHURCH LA OF MAPLE PLAIN Since 1871 558 Co. Rd.110 • Maple Plain MAPLE PLAIN (just 1 2_ �� 97 19 6 south of Co. 6 on 6 Co. 110). A 763-479-2158 Web: `the Me>um� �I�Ireetltig :0 t0 the Silcew$ of Abid 27� ,'phis furies i program and i0fles t Hole Sponsors 1st National Bank of the Lakes Crow River Bank Dan the Carpet Man Edina Realty - Mound/Westonka Candi & Scott Stabeck - Edina Realty, Wayzata G & P Cabinets Hales Machine Tool, Inc. Howling Wolf Embroidery Huber Funeral Homes Lake Minnetonka Chamber of Commerce Meisel Hardware Specialties Metro Athletic Supply Mound American Legion Mound True Value Hardware & Paint Mound VFW Post 5113 Prairie Electric The Laker & Pioneer newspapers Silent Auction donations from... Ts Company Hair Five Star Cinemas Adele's Frozen Custard AI and Alma's Supper Club Amedclnn Lodge - Long Lake & Chanhassen Av Pl Te,. CITY OF SPRING PARK SPRING PARK, MN FEES FOR LICENSES, PERMITS, SERVICES ZOO-7 Alcohol Beer, 3.2 on sale 532.00 Beer, 3.2 off sale 80.00 Liquor, intoxicating on sale (2 installments allowed 6/1 & 12/31 each $5,025) 10,050.00 Liquor, intoxicating Sunday sale 200.00 Liquor, intoxicating off sale 100.00 Wine 1,064.00 Amusement Device First Device 30.00 Each Device After 15.00 Building Permit Fees — per evaluation Plan Review — per evaluation State Surcharge — per evaluation Demolition Permit 40.00 Equalization Connection Fee 2,820.00/ Unit SAC (Sewer Accessibility Charge) 1,675.00 / Unit Plumbing Permit 1.25% of contract price or minimum fee of $35.00 (Contract Price x .0125). State surcharge — Contract price x .0005 or $.50 whichever is greater Postage & handling (mail in only) - $1.50 Mechanical Permit 1.25% of contract price or minimum fee of $35.00 (Contract Price x .0125). State surcharge — Contract price x .0005 or $.50 whichever is greater Postage & handling (mail in only) - $1.50 Cigarette 25.00 Copies Per side plus labor costs .25 Dance (single event) 45.00 Dance (dinner) (2 installments allowed 6/1 & 12/31 each - $1,329.25) 2,658.50 Fees — City of Spring Park 1 Dog License Replacement Impound with license Impound without license Impound 2°a or 3ra offense within year Impound each additional time within year Garbage/Refuse Collection ls` Vehicle 2nd41' Vehicle (each) Home Occupation Land Use Variance request Vacation Rezoning application Conditional/Special use permit Subdivision or combination of land Mailing labels Massage Annual fee for establishment Certificate for person Investigation for person Ordinance Book's Zoning Book City Code Pawnbroker License Investigation Bonds Police Investigation Fee Investigation for Establishment Investigation for Person Single & 2 Family Lots Fee/Escrow $250/$200 $150/$1000 $200/$300 $200/$500 $100/$1000 Fees — City of Spring Park 2 5.00 / 2Year 1.00 15.00 40.00 50.00 15.00 25.00 10.00 5.00 Multi/Com' 1 & Ind uses Fee/Escrow $300/$1000 $300/$500 $300/$500 $300/$1000 $300/$1000 10.00 1,000.00 100.00 150.00 50.00 165.00 25.00 100.00 1,000.00 1,500.00 150.00 Public Utilities Sewer minimum charge per quarter per unit 11.50 Sewer over 5,000 gallons (per 1000 gallons) 5.10 Sewer connection 42.00 Water minimum charge per quarter per unit 14.25 Water over 5,000 gallons (per 1000 gallons) 2.85 Water connection 42.00 Meter installation or removal 21.00 Turn on or turn off 21.00 Frost plate replacement 13.00 Repair of meter/mounting horn 29.00 Test fee, residential per year 6.40 Test fee, commercial per year 6.40 Recycling Bin 10.00 Sign Temporary (two checks) Permit 10.00 Retainer 100.00 Permanent 25.00 Permanent (before approval penalty) 200.00 Solicitation Permit 25.00 Special Assessment Search 25.00 ' "Speci_al-Event Permi 1 " 100.00 See additional escrowed dollar requirements per the ordinance (Application fee plus actual cost of additional police or fire department services required.) Fees — City of Spring Park 3 CITY OF SPICING PARK SPICING PARK, MINNESOTA RESOLUTION 07 - A RESOLUTION ADOPTING AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 6 OF THE CITY CODE BY ADDING A NEW ARTICLE IV REGARDING THE REGULATION OF SPECIAL EVENTS IN THE CITY OF SPICING PARK AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF PERMIT REQUIREMENTS WHEREAS, the Police Chief recommended that the City Council adopt an ordinance regulating special events occurring in the City of Spring Park for purpose of protecting the public health, safety and welfare by providing a permit procedure and authorizing the imposition of conditions on special events; and WHEREAS, the current City Code does not address the regulation of special events other than dances and musical concerts; and WHEREAS, special events have the potential to burden City services (such as police, fire, and utility services) and to affect public safety; and WHEREAS, the City Council believes that it is in the public interest for the City to regulate special events occurring in the City of Spring Park for the protection of the health, safety and welfare of City residents and the general public. NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the foregoing, it is hereby: RESOLVED: that the City of Spring Park hereby adopts the following ordinance adding a new Article IV to Chapter 6 of the City Code regarding special events: CITY OF SPRING PART{ SPRING PARK MINNESOTA ORDINANCE NO.07- AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 6 OF THE SPRING PARK CODE BY ADDING A NEW ARTICLE IV THERETO REGARDING THE REGULATION OF SPECIAL EVENTS AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF PERMIT REQUIREMENTS THE CITY COUNCIL FOR THE CITY OF SPRING PARK ORDAINS: That the Spring Park Code is hereby amended by adding to Chapter 6 a new Article IV thereto as follows: ARTICLE IV. SPECIAL EVENTS DIVISION I. GENERALLY Sec.6-172. Policy. It is the intent and purpose of this Article to establish regulatory requirements and procedures for purposes of protecting the health, safety and welfare of the public during the conduct of special events within the City of Spring Park. Sec.6-173. Definitions. For purposes of this Article, the following words shall have the definitions given to them in this section unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning. Person. A natural person, group of natural persons, association, organization, club, partnership, limited partnership, limited liability company, corporation or any other legal entity. Special Event. The following constitute a special event: (1) Any outdoor gathering of more than 35 individuals persons on public property assembled for a common purpose for a period of one hour or longer; (2) Any event or gathering (whether on public or private property) which generates on -street parking needs for more than 20 vehicles; (3) Any event or gathering which impedes, obstructs or blocks the free flow of pedestrian or vehicle traffic on public streets or sidewalks at any time; (4) Any event or gathering on public property using (a) a tent or membrane structure having an area in excess of 400 square feet or (b) a canopy ORDINANCE NO. 2 covering an area in excess of 600 square feet or (c) when heat sources, cooking equipment, spark/ember producing processes or open flame are used near or contained within a tent, membrane structure or canopy of any size. Examples of special events include, but are not limited to: block parties, marathons, walkathons, runs/walks/races, bicycles rides or races, skiing events or races, parades, circuses, arts or crafts fairs, flea markets, exhibits, carnivals, fishing contests, and any other gatherings or events of a similar nature. Secs. 6-174 — 6-179. Reserved. DMSION II. PERMIT Sec. 6-180. Permit Required. No person shall hold, host, conduct, present or participate in a special event within the City unless a permit has been issued for such event as provided in this Article. Sec.6-181. Exceptions. The following events are not required to apply for permits under this division: (1) funeral processions; (2) occasional, private, social parties held in private residences or private lots; (3) events sponsored or managed by the City of Spring Park; (4) events held in or on the grounds of any school, place or worship, athletic field, arena, auditorium or other place of assembly used for regularly established assembly purposes. Sec.6-182. Application. Written application for a special event permit on a form prescribed by the City Council must be delivered to City Hall at least 45 days in advance of the proposed date on which the event is to occur unless the time requirement is waived by the City Council. The application must include the name and address of the person holding or sponsoring the event; the event location or route; the time of commencement and termination of the event; and a general description of the event. The application will be considered complete only when the form is fully completed, signed by the applicant, and the application fee paid to the City. The application fee will be as prescribed by the City Council and set forth in the schedule of fees in City Code and on file in City Hall. The application fee is non-refundable. Sec. 6-183. Investigation and Review. Upon receipt of a complete application, the City Administrator will deliver a copy of the application to the Police Chief and the Fire Marshal for investigation and review. ORDINANCE NO. 3 Within 10 days of receipt of the application, the Police Chief and Fire Marshal will deliver to the City Administrator a written recommendation for approval or disapproval of the permit based on findings regarding the effect of the proposed special event on public health, safety and welfare, including, but not limited to, the ability of the City to direct and control traffic and parking and the Event's compliance with the City Fire Code. If the event involves the use of state trunk highways, the Police Chief will make necessary arrangements with the Minnesota Department of Public Safety for alternate routes or other necessary changes to the event. Sec. 6-184. Council Action; Imposition of Conditions. The City Administrator shall refer the complete application and the recommendations of the Police Chief, Fire Marshal and City Administrator to the City Council for action at its next regular meeting following receipt of the recommendations. The City Council may deny the permit, approve the permit, or approve the permit subject to reasonable conditions deemed necessary to protect the health, safety and welfare of City residents and the public. Such conditions may relate to any of the following: (1) Location and hours of the event; (2) Sanitation and/or availability of potable water; (3) Security and/or crowd control; (4) Parking; (5) Traffic direction and control; (6) Emergency and medical services; (7) Clean-up and trash disposal; (8) Insurance; (9) Lighting; (10) Fire safety, including meeting the provisions of the City and State Fire Codes; (11) Temporary barricades and/or fencing; (12) Size, location and removal of advertising or promotional materials; (13) Noise levels and methods for compliance with City noise ordinances; (14) Alcohol consumption; (15) Notification of neighboring residents and businesses; (16) Any other conditions which the City Council deems reasonable or necessary to protect the health, safety and welfare of City residents and the public. Sec. 6-185. Denial of Permit Application. The City Council may deny a special event permit application based upon a finding or determination that: (1) The event would endanger public health, safety or welfare; (2) The event would unreasonably inconvenience City residents or the general public; ORDINANCE NO. 4 . r (3) The event would unreasonably infringe on the rights of abutting or neighboring properties; (4) The event would conflict with another event or interfere with construction or maintenance work; (5) There are not sufficient public safety personnel or event staff available to safely and successfully operate the event; or (6) The event would violate any law, rule, regulation or ordinance of the City of Spring Park, State of Minnesota, Hennepin County, Minnehaha Creek Watershed District, Lake Minnetonka Conservation District or any agency or other governmental body having jurisdiction. Sec. 6-186. Payment of Expenses. The applicant for a special event permit must pay all expenses incurred by the City with respect to the event, including, without limitation, the expenses related to the provision of any additional police or fire department services required for the event and the enforcement of the permit, including any permit conditions. The City may, as a condition of permit approval, require the applicant to deposit with the City an amount up to 115% of the estimated amount of such expenses as determined by the City; provided, however, the applicant's obligation to pay all expenses as provided in this section is not limited to the amount of the deposit. In the event that the actual expenses of the City related to the event are less than the amount of the deposit, the City will refund the excess funds to the applicant. Sec. 6-187. Issuance of Permit. A special event permit will be issued to the applicant by the City Administrator upon approval of the City Council and receipt by the City of full payment of the application fee and any deposit required to cover estimated costs to be incurred by the City for the event. Sec. 6-188. Indemnification. The permit holder must agree to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless the City, its Council members, employees, officers, contractors and agents from and against any and all liability, claims, damages, costs, judgments or expenses, including attorneys fees, resulting directly or indirectly from any act or omission arising out of, caused by, or related to the conduct of the activities authorized by the permit and such agreement will be part of the permit. Sec. 6-189. Penalty; Enforcement. (1) Any person who violates any condition of a special event permit or any provision of this Article shall be guilty of a misdemeanor punishable as provided in Sec. 1-13 of the City Code. ORDINANCE NO. 5 (2) The City may enforce this Article using any of the following methods: a. Citation by police officer or any other City official; b. Criminal misdemeanor prosecution; or c. Permit revocation; including immediate termination of the event and/or disbursement of persons gathered. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect upon its passage and publication. Adopted by the Spring Park City Council this I dh day of July, 2007. Jerome P. Rockvam, Mayor Attest: Sarah Friesen, City Administrator ORDINANCE NO. 6 FR8NO PARK Oh Zake Mi�faetoeka Mayor Jerome P. Rockvam (952)471-9515 Councilmembers Joanna E. Widmer (952) 471-9429 Sarah Reinhardt (952) 471-0767 Gary Hughes (952) 471-7867 Tom Scanlon (952) 200-7563 Administration Sarah Friesen Administrator D.J. Goman Utility Superintendent Wendy Lewin Deputy Clerk Sharon Farniok Administrative Assistant Facsimile Transmittal: Date: September 6, 2007 To: Orono PD, Attn: Chris Fischer Fax: 952-476-3028 From: Wendy # of Pages: Comments: Chris, we just received this application today so wondering if you could move it to the hot burner and turn it around to us asap. (The builder picked up the application last week and just dropped it off today.) I'm also forwarding a copy of this app w/conditions to Mound Fire for their approval. Thanks, Chris. /wl Ci� of rin� Park 4349 WARREN AVENUE, SPRING PARK, MINNESOTA 55384- 9711 (952) 471-9051 FAX (952) 471-9160 MEMO DATE: August 27, 2007 TO: File — 2471 Black Lake Road FROM: Wendy Lewin RE: Potential Property Line Dispute Between 2471 and 2473 BLR The new construction at 2471 BLR is nearing completion and we were informed today by Council member Hughes that this new residence will be on the annual Parade of Homes circuit. At the same time we were informed of this, we were also informed that the immediate neighbor to the south of the new construction is "livid" because of what she deems to be encroachment in the side yard setback. Hughes indicated there could be a potential lawsuit coming because of this so-called encroachment. Memory recall is this: earlier this summer there was a concern received about the possibility of the new construction being too close to the south side yard setback. I don't recall how this concern was received by staff. Suffice it to say Orono building inspections was notified and requested they do a site visit wherein the side yard measurements were verified to insure there was no encroachment. We were notified, I believe verbally, that there was no encroachments and the new construction was properly placed per the survey/plan. According to Hughes, south neighbor Ann Marie Borne, is furious over the placement of the new residence and she said the contractors putting in the paver driveway were even putting the driveway on her property. The driveway has since been relocated according to Hughes. I told Hughes the only thing we were aware of was the earlier concern about the side yard encroachment and we felt it had been dealt with. I told Hughes we've never taken a phone call from neighbor Borne and according to conversation with the builder, Paul Thomas Homes, Borne is supposedly more than satisfied with the new construction. The fact that Borne is livid and furious over the new construction was news to city staff. /wl Cc: Lyle Oman, CBO P.S.: Lyle, is there anything in your file indicating there was a site inspection done in response to a concern about a side yard encroachment. Do you recall this? D.J. seems to think Bruce did the inspection. Thanks. Page 1 of 1 Wendy Lewin From: Wendy Lewin [wlewin@mchsi.com] Sent: Friday, September 14, 2007 10:31 AM To: 'Dan Petrik' Subject: lot line disputes Dan, I have a couple of questions for you and am wondering if this question should actually go to our city attorney instead of you. My questions relate to property line disputes between neighbors. We recently issued a fence permit (yes, the fence I asked you about a couple of weeks ago). The fence applicant would not agree to placing the fence inside of his property line much more than a couple of inches and got around the maintenance issue by manufacturing the fence so that the fence sections can be removed and maintained totally from the applicant's property. Now the rear -yard adjoining neighbor to the south is claiming the fence was in fact placed upon his property and upon examining the fence applicant's new survey and the angry neighbor's older survey, it looks as though there is a discrepancy in the lot lines. We sent these two surveys to Schoell and Madsen and they contacted Mark Gronberg, the most recent surveyor, and S&M agrees with Gronberg's methodology versus the older survey. This does nothing to assuage the angry neighbor's defense that the fence is misplaced. The angry neighbor claims there were stakes put in the ground when the new survey was conducted but feels they were either moved or knocked over and wrongly replaced in order to benefit the fence applicant. Sarah and I went out and took measurements but we're dealing with inches versus feet, it's too difficult to be accurate. On another matter, pretty much the same issue, an adjoining neighbor to the south of new construction on Black Lake Road claims the new construction was placed too close to the property line and didn't conform with the ten foot side yard setback. This complaint initially started as a rumor and we immediately asked our building inspector to check this out. We have had verbal confirmation only from him that they believe the new construction was placed upon the property according to plan. What do we do about these things? Sarah feels it is a city's responsibility to make sure.things are placed where they are supposed to be however how much money does a city spend trying to get to the bottom of a he said/she said thing? What if surveys performed by different surveyors show conflicting boundary lines? And, what if a resurvey shows a misplacement? I guess a fence can be moved but a new house can't. Wendy Lewin Deputy City Clerk City of Spring Park 4349 Warren Avenue Spring Park, MN 55384 952-471-9051 9/14/2007 CITY OF SPRING PARK PUBLIC DATA REQUEST FORM DATE _f D - It)- (2 X NAME — ADDRESS 440 P L� (N (o L W U l7 D 2 &o &rj P CA-L t2c t� , ► A rJ , 55+3& CONTACT INFORMATION EMAIL — PHONE DATA REQUEST 00 PkA 5u2y L S OFFICE USE References Data Practices Act, MN Statute Chapter 13 (Public Data/Nonpublic Data) LMC Memo - Releasing Data Under the Data Practices Act Page 1 of 2 Wendy Lewin From: Alan R. Brixius [abrixius@nacplanning.com] Sent: Wednesday, December 26, 2007 8:43 AM To: Wendy Lewin; Sarah Friesen; Nancy Beck Cc: Dan Petrik Subject: Re: Spring Park Information Request Wendy: The following options are available to the City: 1. Do not issue any certificate of Occupancy for this home until this issue is resolved. We do not want to allow the building to be occupied. A stop order should be immediately issued to discontinue work on the building until the violation is corrected. 2. The City has the right to require the violation to be corrected per the approved plans. The reasonableness will depend on how far the building construction has progressed. Other cities that we work for have required tear down and corrections. These efforts were generally imposed when the violation was caught early in the construction process (ie. foundation work or framing). 3. The city could issue an after the fact variance. The applicant would need to submitt a variance application and demonstrate that why the variance is needed and justified. This is an option for the applicant, however, their are no assurances of approval by the city. 4. The applicant could pursue a Zoning text amendment to request a reduction to the city's side yard setback. This would require the city council to consider a change in zoning standards, however, in light of the narrowness of the city's residential lots, and many nonconforming homes some adjustment in the setback may be considered. This would have application city wide and may reduce the number of future variance requests. Please discuss these options with the city attorney, she may have other suggestions. Alan Brixius ----- Original Message ----- From: Dan Petrik To: Alan Brixius Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2007 10:41 AM Subject: Spring Park Information Request 0 I've never come across this before. What do you suggest, especially since its spring park? Could a city go so far as to deny a CO until the situation is corrected? Could the City fine the builder/homeowner? Dan Petrik Northwest Associated Consultants 4800 Olson Memorial Highway, Suite 202 12/27/2007 Page 1 of 1 Wendy Lewin From: Wendy Lewin [wiewin@mchsi.com] Sent: Friday, September 14, 2007 10:31 AM To: 'Dan Petrik' Subject: lot line disputes Dan, 1 have a couple of questions for you and am wondering if this question should actually go to our city attorney instead of you. My questions relate to property line disputes between neighbors. We recently issued a fence permit (yes, the fence I asked you about a couple of weeks ago). The fence applicant would not agree to placing the fence inside of his property line much more than a couple of inches and got around the maintenance issue by manufacturing the fence so that the fence sections can be removed and maintained totally from the applicant's property. Now the rear -yard adjoining neighbor to the south is claiming the fence was in fact placed upon his property and upon examining the fence applicant's new survey and the angry neighbor's older survey, it looks as though there is a discrepancy in the lot lines. We sent these two surveys to Schoell and Madsen and they contacted Mark Gronberg, the most recent surveyor, and S&M agrees with Gronberg's methodology versus the older survey. This does nothing to assuage the angry neighbor's defense that the fence is misplaced. The angry neighbor claims there were stakes put in the ground when the new survey was conducted but feels they were either moved or knocked over and wrongly replaced in order to benefit the fence applicant. Sarah and I went out and took measurements but we're dealing with inches versus feet, it's too difficult to be accurate. On another matter, pretty much the same issue, an adjoining neighbor to the south of new construction on Black Lake Road claims the new construction was placed too close to the property line and didn't conform with the ten foot side yard setback. This complaint initially started as a rumor and we immediately asked our building inspector to check this out. We have had verbal confirmation only from him that they believe the new construction was placed upon the property according to plan. What do we do about these things? Sarah feels it is a city's responsibility to make sure things are placed where they are supposed to be however how much money does a city spend trying to get to the bottom of a he said/she said thing? What if surveys performed by different surveyors show conflicting boundary lines? And, what if a resurvey shows a misplacement? I guess a fence can be moved but a new house can't. Wendy Lewin Deputy City Clerk City of Spring Park 4349 Warren Avenue Spring Park, MN 55384 952-471-9051 9/14/2007 Page 2 of 2 Golden Valley, MN 55422 763-231-2555 (Ph) 763-231-2561 (Fax) dpetrik@nacplanning.com From: Wendy Lewin [mailto:wlewin@mchsi.com] Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2007 10:06 AM To: 'Dan Petrik' Subject: Information Request Dan, the council has requested staff ask NAC what options/requirements are available to a city when it's been discovered new construction was set and built on a lot within the setbacks when in fact the documents presented with the building permit application stated they would not encroach. An immediate neighbor is claiming a newly built home on Black Lake Road was surveyed and staked before construction began. The neighbor said once excavation began on the property, the stakes were knocked over and then put back in the wrong place. The neighbor claims, as a result, the newly built house ended up being built within the ten foot side yard setback. There is more to this than that but that is the simple explanation. My question to you, and what council is asking, is what can be done now, after the fact? The city is asking the builder provide an as -built in order to determine if there was an encroachment; however, if that is found to be the case, what is a city supposed to do? Obviously the house can't be moved at this point. Lyle said usually when something like this happens an after -the -fact variance is applied for and, has to be granted, and there is the cost of the variance application fee assessed to the builder — big deal, I think our variance fee is $200. Any advice? Thanks, Dan. Wendy Lewin Deputy City Clerk City of Spring Park 4349 Warren Avenue Spring Park, MN 55384 952-471-9051 12/27/2007 Wendy Lewin From: Sue Baker [s.baker@mchsi.com] Sent: Friday, May 23, 2008 9:59 AM To: Wendy Lewin Subject: 2471 Black Lake Rd Attachments: bentley logo small color.jpg 9 bentley logo small color.jpg (... Wendy, I have proceeded to the court system with my dispute with Anne M. Borne; at this point I have a temporary restraining order in place. My surveyor, Randy Stern, returned to the property and re -marked the "point of beginning" in the road. The "point of beginning" is three feet to the South of the spot that Ann Born sprayed with pink paint. This again shows that my driveway and house are in complete compliance with the rules set forth by the City of Spring Park. If her person set stakes from the wrong point, his survey will be incorrect. I will keep you informed of any new developments. Regards, Sue Baker Bentley Realty s.baker@mchsi.com www.MNBentley.com 612-964-8436 763-390-0760 Ext# 4 1 CITY OF SPRING PARK PUBLIC DATA REQUEST FORM KEE, 1 wwamn ADDRESS ij 7 '�, ��/Val CONTACT INFORMATION PHONE /�,j d2 — -.-'/ 71 — 7,-i� z/'� DATA REQUEST ' f � �9- OFFICE USE References Data Practices Act, MN Statute Chapter 13 (Public Data/Nonpublic Data) LMC Memo - Releasing Data Under the Data Practices Act Cam+ CA-11, C-, Pagel of 2 Wendy Lewin From: Lois Bartz [lbartz@bassford.com] Sent: Monday, January 05, 2009 10:20 AM To: THEBECKSROCK@aol.com Cc: wlewin@mchsi.com; Andrew L. Marshall Subject: RE: Testimony of Wendy Lewin Hi Nancy - I just received a call from Mr. Marshall from court who said the Judge bumped the trial until the next trial block which is May, 2009 -- thus no testimony is needed at this time from Wendy Lewin. Do you want to go ahead and contact her directly and advise her, even though she is getting a copy of this email, or if you would like me to do so, please let me know. Thanks. Lois J. Bartz Paralegal BASSFORD REMELE, A Professional Association 33 South Sixth Street, Suite 3800 Minneapolis, MN 55402 Tel: (612) 376-1664 Fax: (612) 333-8829 loisb@bassford.com Confidentiality Notice THIS INFORMATION IS INTENDED ONLY FOR THE USE OF THE ADDRESSEE AND MAY CONTAIN INFORMATION THAT IS PRIVILEGED, CONFIDENTIAL AND EXEMPT FROM DISCLOSURE UNDER APPLICABLE LAW. IF YOU ARE NOT THE INTENDED RECIPIENT, OR THE EMPLOYEE OR AGENT RESPONSIBLE FOR DELIVERING THIS MESSAGE TO THE INTENDED RECIPIENT, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT ANY DISSEMINATION, DISTRIBUTION OR COPYING OF THE COMMUNICATION IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. IF YOU HAVE RECEIVED THIS COMMUNICATION IN ERROR, PLEASE NOTIFY US IMMEDIATELY VIA E- MAIL AT loisb@bassford.com OR BY TELEPHONE AT (612) 333-3000. THANK YOU From: THEBECKSROCK@aol.com [mailto:THEBECKSROCK@aol.com] Sent: Monday, January 05, 2009 8:25 AM To: Lois Bartz Cc: wlewin@mchsi.com Subject: Fwd: Testimony of Wendy Lewin Lois: I just spoke with Wendy Lewin who is not feeling well today. She is at City Hall right now, but (depending on how she feels) she may go home sick. I will keep you updated. Generally, Wendy is at City Hall from 8:00 AM until 4:30 PM (952-471-9051). There is a City Council meeting tonight so, if she is not home sick, she will be back at City Hall at 7:00 PM and would be available by phone from 7:00 until about 7:20. She will be at home between 4:30 and 7:00. If she is up to it, she is willing to take a call at home at about 6:00. 1 will send you an update later in the day. Nancy Beck 1 /5/2009 1W Page 2 of 2 Head Seifert & Vander Weide 333 South Seventh Street, Suite 1140 Minneapolis, MN 55402 612-501-6196 New year ... new news. Be the first to know what is making headline_.s.. 1 /5/2009 C /V 77a35W 1 0 30 60 90 SCALE IN FEET EXISTING HOUSE ADDRESS 2463 BLACK LAKE ROAD PID# 19-117-23-12-0026 EXISTING DESCRIPTION Lot 9 and the South 1/2 of Lot 10, SKARP AND LINDQUISTS ROSE HILL, Hennepin County, Mn. area = 11670sf/0.26 ac. PROPOSED DESCRIPTION 'ARAGE The South 1/2 of Lot 10, and that part of Lots 8 /and 9, SKARP AND LINDQUISTS ROSE HILL, lying of a line described as follows; Conmencing /north at the Northeast corner of said Lot 9; thence / southwesterly along the southeast line of said / Lot 9 a distance of 44.4 feet; thence deflecting o the right 71030' a distance of 162 feet to ake Minnetonka, / area = 11670sf/0.26 ac. 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SURVEY IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE X(998.G) PROPOSED SPOT ELEVATION PER TITLE OR EASEMENT INFORMATION VERIFY ALL SETBACKS WITH CITY DIRECTION SURFACE DRAINAGE VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS AND ELEVATIONS WITH HOUSE PLANS ID PID/ 19-117-2J-12-0024 NEW DESCRIPTION That part of Lots 7 and 8 SKARP AND LINDQUISTS ROSE HILL, Hennepin County, Mn., lying North of line described as follows; Cannencing at the Northeast corner of Lot S. thence Southwesterly on the East line of said Lot 8, o distance of 26 feet; thence deflecting right an an le of 59 (meas. 52 40') a distance of 166.5 feet to Lake Minnetonka, and lying Southerly of a line described as follows; Cormencingg at the Northeast corner, of said Lot 9; thence southwesterly along the southeast line of said Lot 9 a distance of 44.4 feet; thence deflecting to the right 71 30' a distance of 182 feet to Lake Minnetonka. area ® 93509f/0.21 ac 0 T U N ♦r > J�Q � � � o L0 J Z VUgr� �zWw M aI L-a't �4wol tcwLO rn W O L V QILJj m j O vJ � k g 0 L6 P �, f �7 SILT ROCK 0 OVERFLOW DECK 0) D E 9/v '01 0/- c� j - o co 0 o Aj CY 938.5X, EXIS TING 94 Aco* j 5 It HOUSE 94,3,5 cg c� CONS Ar 2u. o HARDCOVER LD Rf7 HOUSE = 1884 SF '66 PORCH = 100 SF ,5 FSTEP = 30 SF WALK = 80 SF `3' DECK 49 SF DRIVE = 660 SF r EXISTING 0,;�s J, TOTAL = 2808 SF HOUSE 59 - q.o (29.9% OF LOT AREA) RWALLS=360SF CSTPS=75SF lv TOTAL ADDTL = 435 SF TOTAL 3243 SF/ 35% NEW -- That While You Were Out Date: �/� Time: A From: Of: Phone: Fax: Telephoned Please Call Stopped in Wants to see you Rtrnd your call Will call again Message: .� y .� He's sitepushes boundaries and butt- ons by �the r per - the een een for )en - and mes , he one 1125 b to new that be- 50- �nev- city the the " Photos byJENNIFERSMAONSON•jsimonson@startribune.com','- - Neighbors along Brookview Avenue in Edina are upset with the new house on their block that they say does not fit the character of the neighborhood and violates city Hiles. The new home, at right, is next door to one of the city's oldest homes, left, which dates to the late 1860s. r The city discovered the house "We cannot control where ' was 7 feet nearer the street than he puts a house on a lot as long it should be, and on Jan. 7 issued as it meets minimum setbacks;": 11.1 ON a stop -work order. Scott said. Schoenwetter got the order Schoenwetter is adamant that =' overturned in Hennepin Coun- he has done nothing wrong. "I'm - ty District Court, arguing that a good builder work- . - _ stopping work in winter could ing very hard in a tough econ- " a vwuno jeopardize the structure as well omy, doing the right things and .. ' of cm cone as his business. He wanted to complying with the letter of- ' complete the house in time for the law," he said. - the parade of Homes, which be- Before the new house was " gins this month. built, the Whitbecks could see a , Ten days ago, Edina's Zoning Pamela Park from their front'... . Board of Appeals denied JMS', yard. Now the back of the new request for a setback variance. house is nearer the street than,,! Jackie and Dick Whitbeck stood in their Edina front yard with a sign The issue now goes before the their front door is. that opposes the new home bordering their property. The Whit- City Council and eventually Lawver said if Schcenwet- ' becks keep the sign in their yard during the day. back to the court ter moved the new house to, The city says that the JMS the center of the parcel, neigh - firm that the land would have Schoenwetter said he went surveyor made the setback mis- hors could "have their privacy, to be subdivided before anoth- to the county "because it is not take — Schoenwetter says, "I'm . back." er house could be built. Though yet determined whether the not prepared to say the survey- The Whitbecks, who have it's platted as two lots, the city buyer of this house wants to or was wrong" —and that house lived in the old.house for more' considers it suitable for one buy one lot or two lots." Asked plans submitted -to -the city con- than 20 years, said they are; house. JMS then applied to whether he wanted to build one tain the error; a city, attor* not sure they would buy their.' Hennepin County to separate house or two on the parcel, he 5Co'tt sand is blam� home again with the new house; the parcel of land into two. The said "that will be up to the fu-1` ' " rbe cityrelied but a sur; ,. crowding in next door county notified the city. ture homeowner! Ivey" he -said I Mere was noth "This house is significant to, "He was attempting to re- r it* on the face of it thatlsdic , 1 the city," Jaclde Whitbeck said. cord a deed that would sepa- Too d6m to street e4 anything was out -of line." "For a developer to just dump rate it into two lots,". said attor- Then in January, a neighbor He said the house's location this on us is terrible." ney Tom Scott, who represents ; complained that the new house to one side of the property does the city of Edina.: seemed too close to the street not violate any ordinances. Mary Jane Smetanka • 612.673-7380 While You Were Out To: Date: -3111%9 Time: / : J/s From:a�z uoc� Of: Phone: / 5- Fax: Telephoned Please Call Stopped in Wants to see you Rtrnd your call Will call again Message: �tcL ay '/1"'��. 03/13/2009 13:58 FAX 651 223 5199 MURNANE LAW FIRM 16 002/002 Reply to St Paul March 13, 2009 VIA FACSIMILE: 952-471-9160 The City of Spring Park ATTN: Sharon 4939 Warren Avenue Spring Park, MN 55384-9711 Re: Sandra Sue Baker vs. Anne Marie Bome Our File No.: 60554 Dear Sharon: As I indicated in our recent phone conversation, we represent Anne Marie Boma. We would appreciate receiving a complete copy of the City of Spring Park's file regarding property located at 2471 Black Lake Road, Spring Park, Minnesota from August of 2006 to the present. We would appreciate receiving a complete copy of the permit and inspection files, Including but not limited to building plans, drawings, permits, inspection reports and notes, correspondence, handwritten notes, Certificate of Occupancy, memoranda, site maps and photographs. We would like a copy of all surveys that were done for that property at anytime. In addition, we would appreciate receiving a copy of all surveys which were done on the property located at 2473 Black Lake Road, Spring Park, Minnesota at anytime. Please advise us as to the cost of copying these documents. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. Thank you. Yours very truly, Mary J. Buse Paralegal mbust@murnone.com MJB/e29042. 1 Minnesota Office 30 East 7th Street, Suite 3200 Saint Paul, MN 55101 4919 P 651 227 0411 F 651 223 5190 Wisconsin Office 1810 Crest View Drive, Suite 213 Hudson, WI 54016 P 715 240 3910 F 551 223 5199 www.mumano.com Established 1940 A Professional Association 03/13/2009 13:58 FAX 651 223 5188 MURNANE LAW FIRM 12001/002 MURNANE To: Sharon Fax No.: 952471-9160 From: Mary Buse Date: March 13, 2009 Re: Baker v. Borne Our File: 60554 NUMBER OF PAGES (including this page): 2 Original ❑ WILL ® WILL NOT be mailed. ATTORNEYS AT LAW 30 East Seventh Street, Suite 3200 at. Paul, MN 55101.4919 Telephone (651) 227.9411 Facsimile (651) 223.5199 If you do not receive all pages of this transmission, please call Mary Buse Message: CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: The document(s) accompanying this fax contain(s) confidential information which is legally privileged. The information is intended only for the use of the intended recipient named above. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any disclosure, copying, or distribution of faxed information is strictly prohibited. If you have received this fax in error, please notify us immediately by telephone to arrange for return of the original documents to us. B-S,, aRL) R E M E L E Lois J. Bartz Paralegal 612.376.1664 612.746.1264 fax Ibartz@bassford.com December 29, 2008 MS. Wendy Lewin City of Spring Park 4349 Warren Avenue Spring Park, MN Re: Sandra Sue Baker v. Anne Marie Borne Court File No: 27-CV-08-12545 Our File: 9836-900006 Dear Ms. Lewin: Bassford Remele A Professional Association 33 South Sixth Street, Suite 3800 Minneapolis, MN 55402-3707 612.333.3000 612.333.8829 fax www.bassford.com Enclosed and personally served upon you please find Subpoena in a Civil Case commanding you to appear as a witness and to give testimony in the above captioned case. As is indicated on the Subpoena, the trial commences January 5, 2009; however, in all likelihood, you will not be called on that date. Thus, in order to eliminate any wait time, please call me upon receipt of the subpoena to arrange a specific time and date. Thank you. LJB:kvb Xtrullours, aV4 rtz Paralegal A Fnll Service Litigalion Firm I State of Minnesota District Cour County of Hennepin Judicial District: Fourth Court File Number: 27-CV-08-12545 Case Type: Other Civil Sandra Sue Baker, Plaintiff, V. Anne Marie Borne, Defendants. TO: WENDY LEWIN SUBPOENA IN A CIVIL CASE Minn. R. Civ. Pro. 45 ❑x You are commanded to appear as a witness in the district court to give testimony at the place, date, and time specified below. Place of Testimony: Hennepin County Government Center Date and Time: 300 South Sixth Street Trial Commences 1/5/2009 Judge Marilyn B. Rosenbaum, Courtroom 1955C 9:00 A.M. Minneapolis, MN 55487 ❑ You are commanded to appear at the place, date and time specified below to testify at the taking of a deposition in the above case. Place of Deposition: Date and Time: u Y ou are commanaea to proauce ana permit inspection and copying of the listed documents or objects at the place, date and time specified below: Place: Date and Time: u r ou are commanaea to permit inspection of the tollowtng premises at the date and time specified below. Premises I Date and Time NOTF- FA11JTRF. Tn nRFV A C11TRPn1 NA VV1TunrT-r ulL-rivn Z+vnrrcV" i0 A rr%IkMr rXXrr r.�.,.�... Signature of Attorney fo aintiff liV Vl\1• Date Andrew L. Marshall (License #176849) Bassford Remele, A Professional Association 33 South Sixth Street, Suite 3800, Minneapolis, MN 55402 (612) 333-3000 Name, Address and Phone Number (if issued by Attorney as an Officer of the Court) SEAL (if issued b Court Administration Civil Subpoena Page 1 of 2 Revised: 1/2006 www.courts.state-nm.us/ctforms RETURN OF SERVICE State of Minnesota County of I hereby certify and return that on I served a copy of this subpoena upon the person named thereon. Service was made by: ❑ personally handing to and leaving with him or her a true and correct copy; or ❑ leaving a true and correct copy at his or her usual place of residence Address with a person of suitable age and discretion. Name of Person NOTARY STAMP, SIGNATURE AND DATE Subscribed and Sworn/Affirmed to before me on Date 20 By Title NOTE: If served by someone other than a Law Enforcement Officer, signature must be notarized. Rule 45, Minnesota Rules of Civil Procedure, provides that: • A subpoena may be served by any person who is not a party and is not less than 18 years of age. • Service of a subpoena shall be made by delivering a copy to the person named in the subpoena or by leaving a copy at the person's usual place of abode with some person of suitable age and discretion who resides there. o A witness who is not a party to the action or an employee of a party (except a person appointed pursuant to Rule 30.02(0) and who is required to give testimony or produce documents relating to a profession, business, or trade, or relating to knowledge, information, or facts obtained as a result of activities in such profession, business, or trade, is entitled to reasonable compensation for the time and expense involved in preparing for and giving such testimony or producing such documents and is entitled to have the amount of those expenses determined prior to complying with the subpoena. A person is not obligated to attend as a witness in a civil case unless one day's attendance and travel fees are paid or tendered in advance (see fees below), unless the subpoena is issued on behalf of the state of Minnesota, or the state's officer or agent. Fees to be paid to witnesses shall be as follows (Minn. Stat. § 357.22): For attending in any action or proceeding in any court of record or before any officer, person or board authorized the take examination of witnesses, $20 for each day. For roundtrip travel estimated from the witness's residence at 28 cents per mile. If a witness lives outside the state, travel costs shall be estimated from the boundary line of the state where the witness crossed into Minnesota at 28 cents per mile. (Additional fees may be available for out of state witnesses). In any proceeding where a parent or guardian attends the proceeding with a minor witness and the parent or guardian is not a witness, one parent or guardian shall be compensated in those cases where witness compensation is mandatory under Minn. State. § 357.22, and may be compensated when compensation is discretionary under those sections. No more than a combined total of $60 may be awarded to the parent or guardian and minor witness. Minn. Stat. § 357.242. Civil Subpoena Page 2 of 2 Revised: 1/2006 www. courts. state. mn.us/ctforms PREFERRED LEGAL SERVICES, INC. ADVANCED FEES ACCOUNT 2380 WYCLIFF ST STE 200 SAINT PAUL, MN 55114-1257 (651) 647-0765 PAY ( \ o r f TO THE war, ORDER OF BNC 133�M 333 SSeventh Seat f'- ough National Bank ("'mMob S' MN 3sw1 n _ (611) 3034100 FOR 11000336611, 1:0913 L07541: 092163 L611@ f 3366 / �y� 77-1075-913 DATE__ �sE3oZ DOUnS LEI W" aw 9836- ��gQQ� 33 South Sixth Street, Suite 3800 Minneapolis, MN 55402-3707 MS. Wendy Lewin City of Spring Park 4349 Warren Avenue Spring Park, MN �• " Ar •�R�.,ma mrtirr n0wes . 02 1M $ 00-590 30 East 7th Street, Suite 3200 0004281 328 MAR 13 2009 Saint Paul, MN 55101 4919 MAILED FROM ZIP CODE 551 01 The City of Spring Park ATTN: Sharon 4939 Warren Avenue Spring Park, MN 55384-9711 --`:��='•�•�� •:.•:� ter:;: 1,1,1,�1,1,,,11,I„1,.1,�I1,1„I,,,1,,�I1,�L1,11,,1 Page 1 of 1 Wendy Lewin From: THEBECKSROCK@aol.com Sent: Wednesday, April 01, 2009 12:17 PM To: wlewin@mchsi.com Cc: jimbrimeyer@mchsi.com Subject: Re: Attached Request for Documents Wendy: The City is required to provide all public information in its files upon request (subject to payment of copying costs). There is a general presumption that all government information is public unless there is a specific statute etc. that makes the information confidential, private or non-public. The request of Anne Marie Bourne's attorney is for all documents contained in the City's file regarding 2471 Black Lake Road. This document request is very broad and may contain a request for information that is confidential and should not be provided. If there are any complaints regarding the property in the file, the identity of the complainant may not be provided as the identity of persons making complaints about property are confidential and are not public information. In addition, if the complaint itself will reveal who the complainant is even if the name is omitted, then the entire complaint is confidential and may not be provided. State statutes also provide that any portion of building plans which contain security information may not be provided. Therefore, if the City has any plans regarding security systems for the property, they should not be provided. General documents regarding the property such as the building permit application, building permit, general building plans (unless covered by a copyright), inspection reports, and surveys may be copied and provided as requested. If the total number of pages to be copied in response to this request exceeds 100 pages, then you should keep track of your time spent in copying the documents and may charge this amount. If the total number of pages is less than 100, you may charge 25 cents per page. Please give me a call if you have any additional questions. Nancy Nancy Beck Head Seifert & Vander Weide 333 South Seventh Street, Suite 1140 Minneapolis, MN 55402 612-501-6196 Feeling the pinch at the grocery store? Make dinner _for __$10 or less. 4/1 /2009 ' kK � " Page 1 of 1 Wendy Lewin From: Wendy Lewin [wlewin@mchsi.com] Sent: Wednesday, November 22, 2006 10:09 AM To:'christopher@bentleyrealtymn.com' Subject: Vegetation Removal and Preservation Attachments: efinitions df; SD00O275.pdf This is what is in our ordinance book. If you think this did not answer your specific question(s), please call back and I'll attempt to help you further. Wendy Lewin Deputy Clerk City of Spring Park 11 /22/2006 older may have access to the student's records without the student's consent. A dependent student is one who has reached the age of 18 but is still listed as a dependent on the parent's income tax return. B. Collection of Social Security Numbers Minnesota Statutes, section 13.355 classifies social security numbers as private data. Thus, the collection of a social security number by a government entity must be accompanied by a Tennessen warning. The Federal Privacy Act of 1974, 5 U.S.C. 552a (note), also restricts the collection and use of an individual's social security number by government entities and individuals cannot be denied any right, privilege, or benefit for refusing to provide a social security number unless: Disclosure is required by federal law; or o Collection of the social security number is for tax, public assistance, driver's license, or motor vehicle functions When government entities request a social security number from an individual, they must tell the individual: ® Whether disclosure is mandatory or voluntary; • The statutory or other authority to collect the number; and • How the government entity will use the number IV. Requests for Data Data requests should be made to the government entity's Responsible Authority, unless the entity has a specific policy directing data requestors to another individual. Once a data request is received by a government entity, there are obligations the entity must follow in responding to the data request. Before responding to any data requests that may be unclear or complex, the entity should always contact the requestor as soon as possible to seek clarification. Chapter 13 requires specific time frames in which an entity must respond to requests for inspection or copies of data. There are different access rights given to data subjects requesting data about themselves than to data requestors requesting data that are not about them. The following chart summarizes these differences. Data Subject Access to Data Public Access to Data Inspection of . Must be granted immediately, if C Must be granted as soon as Data possible, or within 10 business days reasonably possible, and at 0 Entity does not have to disclose the reasonable times and places within same data for 6 months unless there is the government entity's control a dispute or there are new data Copies of Data o Must be provided immediately, if i Must be provided as soon as possible, or within 10 business days reasonably possible Identification a Required to ensure requestor is the • Entity cannot require identification data subject for to access private data to access public data X&Deparnnern oJrldmiaistration, Mformarion Policy dnalrsis Division Data Practices 102 Febmary 2007 14 Y y4 '%sii..•a s ems- r,, r�•� XpRflms PARK Ow Lake lW##etoltka 4349 Warren Avenue Spring Park, MN SS384-9711 Phone: (952) 471-9051, Fax: (952) 471-9160 TO: Murnane Brandt Attn: Accounts Payable 30 East 7th Street, Ste 3200 St. Paul, MN 55101-4919 INVOICE NO. 109 DATE: APRIL 14, 2009 DESCRIPTION I AMOUNT Reimburse City of Spring Park for copying service done by City Clerk, Wendy Lewin 195 pages x .25 = 1 hr. copying time = Postage = Make all checks payable to City of Spring Park Payment is due within 30 days. If you have any questions concerning this invoice, contact Sharon Farniok, Administrative Assistant Phone #952.471.9051, Fax #952.471.9160, Email: s.farniok@mchsi.com 26.77 4.95 TOTAL 1 $80.47 1 THANK YOU! '5c 4800 Olson Memorial Highway, Suite 202, Golden Valley, MN 55422 Telephone: 763.231.2555 Facsimile: 763.231.2561 planners@nacplanning.com MEMORANDUM DATE: September 27, 2006 TO: Spring City Council FROM: Dan Petrik/AI Brixius RE: Baker request for Minor Subdivision NAC File: 175.01 — 06.09 The owner of 2463 and 2471 Black Lake Road are requesting to exchange land between these two existing and adjacent parcels of land in order to improve the width and configuration of both lots. The Subdivision Code (Section 1, Subd. H (1)) allows that this type of subdivision/lot line adjustment be exempt from subdivision procedural requirements. This lot line adjustment may be taken directly by the City Council for consideration without Planning Commission review. The proposed lot line adjustment appears to make both lots more usable and conforming to City R-1 standards. We recommend allowing this lot line adjustment subject to the following procedural requirements or conditions: 1. Submission of survey showing the existing lots and current legal description of each lot. 2. Submission of a survey showing the proposed boundaries of the lots and a new legal description of both lots. 3. That the primary structure located on 2471 be razed so that an existing non conformity is not increased due to the newly created lot lines. 4. Approval of this subdivision/lot line adjustment does not constitute approval of future building plans, variances or other action by the City. 5. That the lot line adjustment is approved by resolution and forwarded to Hennepin County for recording. v— . , a 1 3YV p• C 2471 Black Lake Rd/ 2463 property exchange Objective: To add ten feet of roadside frontage on 2471 Black Lake Road to create a more workable building pad. With the larger pad area we can stay within the required set backs and will not need to ask for sideline variance. ECK E%ISTWG HOUSE 'w u 0 30 60 90 d SURVEY IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE SCALE IN FEET PER TITLE OR EASEMENT WORMATION ADDRESS 2463 BLACK LAKE ROAD PID# 19-117-23-12-0026 EXISTING DESCRIPTION Lot 9 and the South 1/2 of Lot 10, SKARP AND LINDQUISTS ROSE HILL, Hennepin County, Mn. area = 116709f/0.26 ac. PROPOSED DESCRIPTION The South 1/2 of Lot 10, and that part of Lots 8 Q/ and 9, SKARP AND LINDQUISTS ROSE HILL, lying north of a line described as follows; Camiencing at the Northeast corner of said Lot 9; thence / southwesterly along the southeast line of said / Lot 9 a distance of 44.4 feet; thence deflecting lo the right 71°30' a distance of 162 feet to ake Minnetonka, / area = 11670sf/0.26 ac. / ADDRESS 2471 BLACK LAKE ROAD / PID# 19-117-23-12-0024 ry` / EXISTING DESCRIPTION y� Thot art f L t 7 d 8 S RP p o o s an KA AND LINDQUISTS ROSE HILL, Hennepin County, Mn., lying North of line described as follows; Cormiencing at the Northeast corner of Lot 8, thence Southwesterly on the East line of said Lot 8, a distance of 26 feet; thence deflecting rightan angle of 59 (meas. 52°40') a distance of 166.5 feet to Lake Minnetonka. area = 9350sf/0.21 ac PROPOSED DESCRIPTION That part of Lots 7 and 8 SKARP AND LINDQUISTS ROSE HILL, Hennepin County, Mn., lying North of line described as follows; Commencing at the Northeast corner of Lot 8, thence Southwesterly on the East line of said Lot 8, a distance of 26 feet; thence deflecting right an angle of 59 (meas. 52°40') a distance of 166.5 feet to Lake Minnetonka, and lying Southerly of a line described as follows; Conimncing at the Northeast corner of said Lot 9; thence southwesterly along the southeast line of said Lot 9 a distance of 44.4 feet; thence deflecting to the right 71030' a distance of 162 feet to Lake Minnetonka, area = 11W9sf/9.2 ac 13yo :.;Lf to 0 N ui N L- 0 O � J N� fo 0 LO VUg— W M aiz QM -j0 cl u_ a_ eh I WN (Dwrn Eh1arCe,o stcrveAA of ay63 1+71 Black Lkk-e. 2d. (Stu gate �c 1 DECK EXISTING I HOUSE GARAGE DECK EHOU XISTINSE 2 T 6'x,\ ry EXISTING ooe�c <<s • �� \ 0`�1 eR HOUSE Pp1t0 /1 x (�O ,.o GARAGE -10,30 N 77�35� dy 1665 -p° EXISTING HOUSE 5ry� / / 30 60 90 SURVEY IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE ' PER TITLE OR EASEMENT INFORMATION -CALE 1N FEET CITY OF SPRING PARK SPRING PARK, MINNESOTA RESOLUTION 06-29 APPROVING MODIFIED LOT LINE OF PARCEL "A" AND "B" OF SKARP & LINDQUISTS ROSE HILL ADDITION 2463 AND 2471 BLACK LAKE ROAD WHEREAS the property owner of 2463 and 2471 Black Lake Road has requested to exchange land between these two existing and adjacent parcels of land in order to improve the width and configuration of both lots; and WHEREAS the City of Spring Park Zoning and Floodplain Ordinance (1993), Section 4, Subdivision H (1) allows that this type of subdivision/lot line adjustment be exempt from subdivision procedural requirements; and WHEREAS the lot line adjustment may be taken directly by the City Council for consideration without Planning Commission review; NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Spring Park, Minnesota, that the modified property lines shown on the survey for Sue Baker, by Frank R. Cardarelle dated September 25, 2006 be approved and filed with the Hennepin County Recorder. NOW THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the modified lot line adjustment is approved subject to compliance with the following conditions: 1. Submission of evidence of ownership of 2471 by Sandra Sue Baker. 2. That the primary structure located on 2471 be razed so that an existing non conformity is not increased due to the newly created lot lines. 3. That approval of this subdivision/lot line adjustment does not constitute approval of future building plans, variances or other action by the city. ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SPRING PARK THIS 2ND DAY OF OCTOBER, 2006. ATTEST: SARAH FRIESEN, ADMINISTRATOR/CLERK/TREASURER Sharon Farniok From; Deno Howard [deno@minnesotapremierrealty.com] Sent:: Monday, January 28, 2013 9:17 AM To: DJ Goman; Sharon Farniok Cc: 'James Howard'; Sheryl Orcutt Subject: RE: Water usage- 4th quarter water bill DJ, Just to note we talked about the bill again —it was $320.60 for Oct.1- thru Dec. 31- 2012. That does seem to be very high. I will pay it. But, I wanted to bring this to your attention. Hopefully--- the next bill will be in alignment with the previous lesser bills. If it isn't, then we will have to do some investigating with the system. Thanks for your time. Deno Howard Broker, Attorney Minnesota Premier Realty, Inc. Cell Phone: 612.210.1593 Toll Free Phone: 1-800-997-1189 Fax: 1-888-972-3375 Email: deno@minnesotapremierrealty.com From: DJ Goman [mailto:DGoman@ci.spring-park.mn.us] Sent: Monday, December 03, 2012 4:45 PM To: Deno Howard; Sharon Farniok Cc: 'Sheryl Orcutt'; 'James Howard' Subject: RE: Water usage- Oct. 2012- TURN WATER OFF ON THE LOTH??? Hello All, The usage below shows 17,000 gallons used since the city read back in September. That is in line with prior usage for the same periods. Keep in mind there was a 60,000 gallon usage for the prior quarter, with lawn watering. The usage appears to returning to normal. Water meters do not speed up, with age and the type of meter they slow down typically 15 plus years old and millions of gallon of usage. That is not the case here. This meter was brand new when the house was built a few years ago, and appears to be reading accurately. Thanks DJ DJ Goman Utility Superintendent City of Spring Park On Lake Mtka 4349 Warren Ave Spring Park, Mn 55384 952471-9051 Office Sign up for Spring Park E-Newsletter NA please don't print this e-mail unless it is a mus4 consider the environment. Thank you! From: Deno Howard [mailto:denoaminnesotapremierrealty.com] Sent:, Monday, December 03, 2012 3:45 PM To: Sharon Farniok; DJ Goman Cc: 'Sheryl Orcutt'; 'James Howard' Subject: RE: Water usage- Oct. 2012- TURN WATER OFF ON THE 10TH??? Sharon and DJ, We received this water bill that says you will cut the water off if it is not paid by the loth. Please review. As asked -here is the usage that we had during the last period. 11-4 313062.4 11-7 313632 11-8 ' 313897.4 11-10 314352.4 11-12 314729 11-21 316760 11-23 316912 12-3 319423.6 It appears that the water usage bill that was $632 just had to plainly be a malfunction by the City reader. We had no leaks inside or irrigation leaks outside or outside faucet leaks or other abnormalities. We did water during that time, but no different than other times of the summer or in the past - as discussed with the home owner Sheri. So —it appears to simply be some aberration. Please discuss this with Sheri and determine how you will handle this. We would also appreciate that you did not turn our water off on the loth. Thank you. Deno' Howard Broker, Attorney Minnesota Premier Realty, Inc. Cell Phone: 612.210.1593 Office Phone: 952.447.0170 Fax: 612.545.3361 Email: denoOminnesotapremierrealty.com From: Sharon Farniok [mailto:SFarniokC&ci.spring-park.mn.us] Sent:.Tuesday, November 13, 2012 9:50 AM To: Deno Howard Subject: RE: Water usage- Oct. 2012- 10% penalty concern?? Hi Deno: With me assisting the city clerk with the elections last week, I don't believe I responded to your below email. Yes, I will tag your account so a 10% penalty charge is not applied on the past due amount after we receive your promised $300.00 payment. Please continue to communicate to the city your readings and when you expect to resolve the past due amount with Sheri. Sharon Farniok, Office Assistant, Utility Billing City of Spring Park 4349 Warren Avenue Spring Park, MN 55384 Phone 952-479-9059 Fax 952-479-9960 Email. sfarniok(&_ci.spring park. mn. us Sign Up For Spring Park E-Newsletter From: Deno Howard [mailto:denoCd)minnesotapremierrealty.com] Sent:1 Sunday, November 04, 2012 8:54 AM To: DJ Goman; sorcutt(&ymail.com Cc: Sharon Farniok; 'Sheryl Orcutt'; 'Jim Howard' Subject: RE: Water usage- Oct. 2012- 10% penalty concern?? DJ, I want to pay something on the bill. It is due on the 15th. So, I planned to pay $300 this week until this issueis resolved. I was concerned that there is a $65 penalty or whatever 10% is if we don't pay that in full by Nov. ISth. I wanted to get your assurance that Sheri would not be charged the 10% penalty if it is not paid in full by Nov.15th because we are trying to resolve this concern. We will start to read the meter again this week. We look forward to hearing from you. Deno, Howard Broker, Attorney Minnesota Premier Realty, Inc. Cell Phone: 612.210.1593 Office Phone: 952.447.0170 Fax: 612.545.3361 Email: deno@minnesotapremierreal , .com From: DJ Goman [ma ilto:DGoman(-Oci.spring =park.mn.us] Sent: Monday, October 29, 2012 4:35 PM To: Deno Howard; sorcutt@ymail.com Cc: Sharon Farniok; Sheryl Orcutt; 'Jim Howard' Subject: RE: Water usage- Oct. 2012 Good afternoon, I went and read the meter this afternoon and the reading was 0311, we only read in the thousand gallons. That means that since the 27tn of September the last time the city read, you've used 15,000 gallons. Since the 141n of October you used 2,000 gallons. Now keep in mind the irrigation system was still on until the 18'n If you calculate that out over 3 mounts the usage is on track for 45,000 gallons. But keep in mind the irrigation system was just turned off. My suggestion is to keep track of it for a couple more days and see what happens. Thanks DJ Goman Utility Superintendent City of Spring Park On Lake Mlka 4349 Warren Ave Spring Park, Mn 55394 952-471-9051 Office Sign up for Spring Park E-Newsletter please don't print this e-mail unless it is a musty consider the environment. Thank you! From: Deno Howard [maiIto: deno(5)minnesotapremierrealty.com] Sent:' Monday, October 29, 2012 3:15 PM To: DJ Goman; sorcutt@ymail.com Cc: Sharon Farniok; Sheryl Orcutt; 'Jim Howard' Subject: RE: Water usage- Oct. 2012 DI, Great to talk to you last week. I believe Sheri is planning on speaking on calling you this week. Let me know if you have any further questions. Thank you! Deno: Howard Broker, Attorney Minnesota Premier Realty, Inc. Cell Phone: 612.210.1593 Office Phone: 952.447.0170 Fax: 612.545.3361 Email: deno@minnesotapremierrealty.com From: DJ Goman[mailto:DGomanCai)ci.spring-park.mn.us] Sent: Monday, October 29, 2012 9:58 AM To: sorcutt0)ymail.com Cc: Sharon Farniok; deno@minnesotapremierrealty.com Subject: RE: Water usage- Oct. 2012 Sheryl, I've tried several times to reach you by phone, but it says you're not accepting calls at this time. I spoke with Deno back on the 25`h and talked thru a few things about the water usage within the last 3 months.. I found out that the irrigation system does pump from the city system and not the lake, and that it was winterized on the 18th. The meter reading indicate that there is normal usage now per the readings Deno provide. Please give me a call, if you want to discuss future or have any other questions. Thank you DJ Goman Utility Superintendent City of Spring Park On Lake Mtka 4349 Warren Ave Spring Park, Mn 55384 952-471-9051 Office Sign up for Spring Park E-Newsletter NA p/ease don't print this a -mail unless it is a musty consider the environment. Thank you! From: Sharon Farniok Sent:' Monday, October 29, 2012 9:26 AM To: DJ Goman Subject: FW: Water usage- Oct. 2012 Sharon Farniok, Office Assistant, Utility Billing City of Spring Park 4349 Warren Avenue Spring Park, MN 55384 Phone 952-479-9059 Fax i 952-479-9960 Email.- sfarniok(&-ci. springavark. mn. us Sign `Up For Spring Park E-Newsletter From: Sheryl Orcutt [mailto:sorcutt(a@ymail.com] Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2012 11:57 AM To: Sharon Farniok Subject: Fwd: Water usage- Oct. 2012 Hi I just called and am passing this along. I got a 632. water bill and we have been trying to understand what is going on. I had the Sprinkler guy come out and he can find no leek. This is what the usage has been from my renter. Can you please call me back so we can discuss further thank you Sheri 612-859-5436. Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: From: Sheryl Orcutt <sorcutt@vmail.com> Date: October 22, 2012, 6:38:12 PM CDT To: Deno Howard <deno@minnesotapremierrealty.com> Subject: Re: Water usage- Oct. 2012 I will call the city tomorrow. Thanks for doing that. And let me know how the blinds look I'm so excited to see them. Sent from my iPhone On Oct 22, 2012, at 9:44 AM, "Deno Howard" <deno@minnesotapremierrealty.com> wrote: Sheri, I left you a message on Friday. Hope you got it. My computer guy will be here from 10:30 on-- I should be back by 12:30 or so. Hopefully, the blind guy knows where to put them up. Water usage — Sunday 10-14 309,229.5 Monday 10-15 309,354.0 Tuesday 10-16 309,505.2 Wednesday 10-17 309,667.4 Thursday 10-18 309,775.2 Friday 10-19 310.002.7 Let me know how you want to handle this. That doesn't look bad. If you have questions about the sprinkler, please call Jim at 612.889.1580. Deno Howard Broker, Attorney Minnesota Premier Realty, Inc. Cell Phone: 612.210.1593 Office Phone: 952.447.0170 Fax: 612.545.3361 Email: deno@minnesotapremierrealty.com 6 a ,� • a p y R • .r gr m • r _ .. ¢ ibYl ' L •# r • 4 • L v r: ¢# �� • # �■ ! • 6• ,+ a n +; n � • s .. a ., `-. ,. . ■ ram, rt i" r u '•# t a xn •$ #r! (w i y a �. • ' v i� Dr Fn ,s c � AP .•x e- i -=L� AW, Do I L-( vtr� 6�A- L-(,, us LM I 4 t r y� c a .rd a •ri i . 16 • s. ,: � ,i . � • �� ,}mom • „ .. a t • a s LI * •LL i� • N y _ • i o-Y ' � c jai y • , : . •` �.` d :. � ■Y1 .<t�.: 1M'*. rnY s i. •' t- ...,, i � �#.*.i �� ct 9i' r• a Y 4 2 IR. iak#F"�r. r•n` r, 0 CITY OF SPRING PARK HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA ORDINANCE NO.62-14 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 5 OF THE SPRING PARK ZONING/SHORELAND ORDINANCE PERTAINING TO ADMINISTRATION — PLAN REVIEW THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SPRING PARK, MINVESOTA ORDAINS AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. Section 5 of the Spring Park Zoning/Shoreland Ordinance shall be amended by repealing the existing Section in its entirety and by replacing it with the following: Sec. 5. Administration —Site Plan Review and Approval Requirements. (a) Purpose. To insure that the purposes of this Ordinance are adhered to, it is hereby determined that a comprehensive review of site, building and development plans for multifamily, commercial, industrial, and institutional developmerts shall be made by the planning commission and approved by the city council prior to the issuance of any building permits by the building official pursuant to the procedures established by this section. (b) Approval Required. All multi -family residential, commercial, industrial, and institutional development or redevelopment projects in the City involving: (1) Erecting of a building or buildings; (2) Moving of a building or buildings to a location or locations within theCity; (3) Changing the use of a building or parcel of land where the proposed change may result in change of traffic patterns, parking, or compatibility of land use; (4) Modifying, enlarging, or constructing an addition to an existing building or buildings; (5) Accessory site improvements and/or land features of a parcel of land that result in the need for additional parking or (6) Grading, site preparation, and removal or placement of soils, rock and concrete material require the submission of detailed site and building plans to the City for review and approval. No building permit will be issued by the City until complete plans as required by this Section have been submitted by the applicant and reviewed and approved by the City. No certificate of occupancy will be issued by the City unless the project has been constructed in complete accordance with site and building plans approved by the City. (c) Exceptions. The following shall be excepted from the foregoing site and building plan review and approval requirements: (1) Detached single family residential structures, or uses or structures accessory thereto. (2) Modifications, additions, or enlargements of existing structures which do not increase the gross floor area of the building by more ban 10 percent and which do not require a variance from the provisions of this Zoning Ordinance may, at the discretion of the City Administrator, be exempted from some, or all, of the procedures for building and site plan approval contained in this Section. In such case, an administrative site plan review shall be performed and documentation of any such exceptions to the site and building plan review and approval requirements will be placed in the property file. The City may require such improvements as it deems necessary to meet the intent and standards of this Ordinance and to maintain or improve the quality of the existing site plan. (3) Changes in the use of leasable space in single or mult+tenant buildings where the change of tenant does not intensify the use of such space, require additional parking, or result in an inability to maintain the required performance standards contained in Section 3 of this Ordinance (d) Criteria. In making recommendations and decisions upon site and building phn review applications, the staff, planning commission and city council shall consider the compliance of such plans with the following standards: (1) Consistency with the various elements and objectives of the city's long range plans, including, but mt limited to, the Comprehensive Plan. (2) Consistency with the purposes of this Ordinance. (3) Site planning and design to create an attractive, functional site plan that complements surrounding uses and is consistent with theCity's Comprehensive Plan objectives with respect to design, engineering, and architecture, including: a. Appropriateness of the materials, textures, colors, and details of construction of the project and the compatibility of the same with the adjacent and neighboring structures and functions. b. Adequacy of vehicular, cycling and pedestrian circulation (including walkways, interior drives and parking), in terms of (i) location and number of access points to the public streets, (ii) width of interior drives and access points, (iii) general interior circulation, (iv) separation of pedestrian, cycling and vehicular traffic and (v) arrangement and amount of parking in order to be safe, convenient and, insofar as practicable, compatible with the design of proposed buildings, structures and neighboring properties. (4) Creation of an energy -conserving design through building design, location, orientation and elevation of structures, the use and location of glass in structures, the use of landscape materials, and site grading. (5) Protection of adjacent and neighboring properties through reasonable provisions for such matters as surface water drainage, sound and sight buffers, preservation of views, light and air, and those aspects of design, not adequately covered by other regulations, which may have substantial effects on neighboring land uses. (e) Procedure. An application for site plan review shall be processed pursuant to the provisions outlined in Section 6, Subd. B of this Ordinance, except that no public hearing is required. Notice of City review of applications for site plan review will be sent 2 to all property owners within 350 feet of subject property. The applicantmust provide the City with documentation showing that the applicant has submitted any required applications to all other jurisdictions (i.e. watershed district, DNR, etc.)having permitting and approval authority overthe proposed project. (f) Information Requirement. The information required for all site and building plan applications generally consists of the following items, and all information must be submitted unless expressly waived by the City Council: (1) Certificate of Survey, completed within 5 yearsand prepared by a registered land surveyor. Monuments must be placed on site to allow physical inspection. (2) Site Plan, including the following: a. Name and address of developer/owner. b. Name and address of architect/designer. c. Date of plan preparation. d. Dates and description of all revisions. e. Name of project or development. f. A scaled plan or, for multifamily, institutional, commercial or industrial properties, a certificate of survey, depicting the following: 1. Scale of plan (engineering scale only, at oneinch equals 100 feet or less). 2. North point indication. 3. Lot dimension and area. 4. Required and proposed setbacks. 5. Location, setbacks and dimensions of all buildings on the lot including both existing and proposed structures. 6. Location of all adjacent buildings located within 100 feet of the exterior boundaries of the property in question. 7. Location, number, dimensions, and setbacks of existing and proposed parking spaces, including drive aisle width. 8. Location, number, and dimensions of existing and proposed loading spaces. 9. Location, width, and setbacks of all curb cuts and driveways. 10. Vehicular circulation. 11. Sidewalks, walkways, trails. 12. Location of recreational and service areas. 13 Location of rooftop equipment and screening. 14. Provisions for storage and disposal of waste, garbage, and recyclables, including details for screening exterior trash/recycling enclosures. 15. Location, sizing, and type of water and sewer system mains and proposed service connections. 16. Location of ordinary high water level, if lot is riparian. 17. Location of 100 year flood elevation, if applicable. 18. Snow storage or snow removal plans. 19. Utility Plans, including location of electrical, telephone, cable, satellite, fiber optic, or other utility equipment including switching or transformer equipment above and below ground. 3 (2) Grading/Stormwater Drainage Plan showing the following: a. Existing contours at two ibot intervals. b. Proposed grade elevations, two foot maximum intervals. c. Drainage plan including configuration of drainage areas and calculations. d. Storm sewer, catch basins, invert elevations, type of castings, and type of materials. e. Spot elevations. f. Proposed driveway grades. g. Surface water ponding and treatment areas. h. Erosion control measures. i. Location of ordinary high water level if lot is riparian. j. Location of 100 year flood elevation, if applicable. k. Location of any delineated wetlands, if applicable (3) Landscape Plan showing the following: a. Planting schedule or table containing the following: 1. Symbols. 2. Quantities. 3. Common names. 4. Botanical names. 5. Sizes of plant material. 6. Root specification (bare root, balled and burlapped, potted, etc.) 7. Special planting instructions. b. Plans and elevation drawings showing bcation, type and size of all existing significant trees to be removed and/or preserved. c. Planting plan (showing all species to scale at normal mature crown diameter or spread for local hardiness zone). d. Planting detail (showing typical installation according to standard Minnesota Nursery Landscape Association planting practices). e. Typical sections with details of fences, tie walls, planter boxes, tot lots, picnic areas, berms and other features f. Typical sections with details of landscape islands, planter beds, and foundation plantings with identification of materials used. g. Note indicating how disturbed soil areas will be restored through the use of sodding, seeding, or other techniques. h. Delineation of both sodded and seeded areas with respective areas in square feet. i. Coverage plan for underground irrigation system, if any. j. Where landscape or man-made materials are used to provide screening from adjacent and neighboring properties, a cros&through section shall be provided showing the perspective of he site from the neighboring property at the property line elevation. k. Other existing or proposed conditions which could be expected to affect landscaping. I. Snow storage areas. 4 (4) Construction Staging and Construction Hazard/Nuisance Mitigation Plan addressing traffic, safety, and nuisance issues created by construction activities as established in Section 3, Subd. N of this Ordinance. (5) Lighting Plan, including the following: a. Site plans indicating the location of all illuminating devices, fixtures, lamps, supports, reflectors and other lighting devices. b. Description of the type of illuminating devices, fixtures, lamps, supports, reflectors and other lighting devices. The description may include, but is not limited to, catalog cuts bymanufacturers and drawings (including sections where required). c. Photometric plans illustrating the angle of the cutoff or light emissions, and illumination field of the proposed site lighting. (6) Building Plans, including the following: a. Architectural elevations of all principal and accessory buildings including photos if applicable, showing type, color, and materials used in all external surfaces. b. "Typical" floor plan and "typical' room plan drawn to scale with a summary of square footage foreach use or activity. c. Material specification including color for all exterior materials. d. Roofline details, including any equipment or building elements extending above the roofline, including but not limited to vents, antennae, HVAC units, or otherequipment. (7) Other plans and information as follows: a. Legal description of property under consideration. b. Fire protection plan. c. Type, location and size (area and height) of allpermanent signs to be erected upon the property. A sign permit shall be required for all signs. d. Sound source control plan. (g) Waiver of Requirements✓Appropriateness. The City Council may waive any of the required submission requirements upon presentation of information that demonstrates unique conditions of the site, construction operation or size of project. All information is required unless waived by the City Council. (h) Minnesota State Building CodelFire Code. The review and approval of site improvements for compliance with the requirements of the City adopted building and fire codes is in addition to the site plan review process established under this Section. The site plan approval process does not imply compliance with the requirements of the building and fire codes. (i) Plan Agreements. All site and construction plans officially submitted to theCity shall be treated as a formal agreement between the applicant and theCity. Once approved, no changes, modifications or alterations shall be made to any plan detail, standard, or specifications without Council approval. . --W WN NORLING'S LAKE MINNETONKA LANDSCAPES, INC. P.O. SOX 361,SPRING PARK, MN 55384 952-471-0255 - wwwnorI1%&net drain system $not to scale 7W�� roeki'g turfwashed roc perforated Bran pipe rdn garden detol snot to scale existing ponding depth 3" proposed berm, 3:1 slope m overf loin — — — — — — — � proposed turf ' rip —rap _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ flat bottom of raingarden amend soil 24" W120 sand/compost blend propased adalltional hardcover sumrrrry: paver terrace- 457 sal f t retaining u)*l -- p sq ft steps= B 5q f t told proposed hardcover = 483 5q, f t F --- ] proposed grave c I existng made Opath light (�) '1�0 qa lilmirator (1) 0 S 10 20 SCALE IN FEET Tit 6 A 5G"Tr DRAWN' RErlECT1,K, LANDSCAPE ffTA CWRI NN AND FLANTNC, RECa NDATIO16 VERFM ALL [1 ffffffiA` FAASURfIW5 BEFORE PROICT COM'ENCEIM. FURTU DETAL MY BE NECESSARY FOR CON5TRUCTIN PURP05L ad just retaiimg ud Bight as necessary (4) 4 techny arborvitae paver terrace Mier cour5e 3 existng retdring wall opeI(inngg'nto rangm adjust retaiNng adl height rain garden c 00 ] bench mark 0 overf loin pt. ' ponding area 166 sq, f t planting area 400 sq, f t raingarden bottom wood decking threshold n 0" rain garden FLAT BOTTOM 3" depth te'r� IN"A L I / 1, 'e SIN' existing shrubs _ propo eutae ai n ag lmil ( 2 ) sfred bonder steps 4 drainage 0 '� proposed retaring ux�ll proposed hardscape > 25' from lake sea green juniper under ground drainage system expelling into rain garden D. 3"4 unshed glacial rock under ground dranage system expelling into rain garden r� 02- 1 I�'rlc I W. (' turf strip 11 percent slope c- > - 51' top of rip rap Idle mnnetonka 65ting reldi ing wall adjust grade ( re -sod 0.41111 6� 655'g steps existing retairing wall sheri orcutt 2471 black lake road spring park, mn arch c Y-4 designed by george norling febmcry 13, 2OU NORLING'S LADE MINNETONIrA LANDSCAFES, INC. :1,-'• RO. BOX 3 6 1, SPRING PARK, MN 55384 952-411-0255 - wwwatoTIlIAmiet od just retaining wall height as necessary T ( 4) 4' techny arborvitae ro edging —urfwashed7-�v perforated drain pipe proposed additionol hardcover summary: paver terrace= 457 sg, f t retaining walls= 12 sq, ft steps= 13 sq, Ft total proposed hardcover = 483 sq, f t = propoesed grade c existing grade 0 path light ( 6 ) up illuminator ( I ) o 1-5 10 20 SCALE N FEET THIS IS A SCHEMATIC DRAWING REFLECTING LANDSCAPE DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND PLANTING RECOMMENDATIONS, VERITY All OIMENSIONSAFASUREMENT5 BMRE PROJECT COMMENCEMENT. FURTHER DETAIL MAY BE NECESSARY FOR CONSTRUCTION PURPOSE. paver terrace soldier course existing retaining wall under gqrround drainage sy tem --! exp6ling into rain gar en adjust retaining wall height as necessary 250 sq,_ ft. roingarden top , 1. r i; -i1:: u151 tjr VUr U Ur uir iLjyt_ nynLGr r i expelling into rain garden lakle rrinnetonka existing shrubs prsotp000 eYrePaAng livall ) sliced boulder steps adjust grade t re -sod existing retaining wall existing Steps existing retaining wall Sheri orcutt 2471 black lake road spring park, rm arch c V=4' designed by george norling January 15, 2%