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RE: Joseph and Katherine Reinhardt Application for Review of Denial of After the Fact
Permit Request, Application No. 2017 -SCA -4 ("Application")
Our File No. 18110.170001
Dear City Council Members;
Joseph and Katherine Reinhardt ("Reinhardts") submit this letter and the materials enclosed for
consideration by the City Council in support of their Application.
Reinhardts reside at 18884 Layton Avenue North in Scandia. Their house and garage are located
on Lots 6, 7, and 8, Bliss Plat Second Division, which front on Layton Avenue ("Layton Lots").
The plat of Bliss Plat Second Division dates from 1951, prior to adoption of Scandia's
subdivision ordinances. A copy of the plat of Bliss Plat Second Division is attached as Exhibit
A.
Reinhardts also own two parcels adjoining the Layton Lots described as the North 200 feet of
Lot 18 and Lot 19, Bliss Plat Second Division. Lot 19 of the Langley Lots fronts on Langley
Avenue (the "Langley Lots"). The orientation of lots within the plat show that Layton Avenue
was the intended access to the Layton Lots, and Langley Avenue was the intended access to the
Langley Lots
Each of the Reinhardts' lots is a separate tax parcel. Copies of the aerial view of Lot 19 of the
Layton Lots and Lot 7 of the Langley Lots available from the Washington County Tax web -site
are attached as Exhibits B and C. Copies of the 2017 tax statements for each of the Langley Lots
are included in Exhibit B. The tax statements show that each has a separate tax identification
number. An outbuilding and adjoining area that Reinhardts use for storage, are located on the
Layton Lots.
Warren E. Peterson • Glenn A. Bergman • John M. Miller • Paul L. Dinger**t • Michael T. Oberle
Paul. W. Fahning* • Jared M. Goerlitz* • Dan M. Duffek* • Michael V. Schleisman
* Also Admitted in Wisconsin ** Also Admitted in Iowa t of Counsel
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Reinhardts bought their property in 2014. A copy of the deed by which they obtained title is
attached as Exhibit D. Shortly after they purchased their property, they consulted the City
Administrator then serving. They were told they would be able to build a drive off Langley
Avenue, and build on one of the Langley Lots, but not both.
The garage located on the Layton Lots is located near the northerly boundary. A steep hill is
located along the northerly boundary of the Reinhardts' property. Pictures of the area along the
northerly boundary are attached as Exhibit E. Construction of a drive in this area is not feasible.
A topographical map obtained from the Washington County Public Works Department is
attached as Exhibit F. Lot 8 of the Layton Lots is highlighted. The southerly part of the
Reinhardts' house is located in Lot 8. The southerly wall of the Reinhardts' house is located
approximately 20 feet away from the southerly boundary of the Layton Lots, but approximately
16 feet from the tree line between the neighboring houses.. The topographical map shows a
steep embankment within the 20 foot area. A large retaining wall adjoins the southwesterly
corner of the Reinhardts' house and extends into the 20 foot area between the house and
southerly boundary. Two large trees are located within this area. Removal of those trees, and
other trees within the tree line to construct a drive may be prohibited by Section 9.1 of Scandia's
Shoreland Management Regulations. Pictures of this area are attached as Exhibit G. The 201
System Septic Tank serving the Reinhardts' property is located behind the retaining wall. The
sewer pipe draining the tank is located within the 20 foot area. Electrical and gas service lines
for the Reinhardts' house are located in the area. Construction of a drive in this area is not
feasible.
When they first purchased their property, Reinhardts primarily used a drive off Layton Avenue
to access the Langley Lots, and occasionally used a drive off Langley Avenue that crossed the
neighboring property. The prior owner of Reinhardts' property also used the drive both drives to
access the Langley Lots. The drive off Layton Avenue crosses Lots 20 and 21, Bliss Plat Second
Division. Shortly after Reinhardts purchased the property, the owner of Lot 21 stopped them
from using that drive. Reinhardts continued to use the drive off Layton Avenue. That drive is
located on Lot 9, Bliss Plat Second Division, Lot 9 is located immediately south of the Layton
Lots. Reinhardts do not own Lot 9. The owner of Lot 9 recently built a fence across the rear of
that lot, cutting Reinhardts' access to the Langley Lots.
As a result of their unexpected loss of the use of the drive on Lot 9, Reinhardts no longer had
vehicular access to the building and storage area on the Langley Lots nor to the septic system on
the Layton Lots. They use those areas for boat and dock storage in the off-season. They also
used the drive for access to maintain the Langley Lots. Facing the loss of access, they
constructed a drive off Langley Avenue across a portion of Lot 19 of the Langley Lots.
Despite Reinhardts' efforts to minimize the amount of fill used to construct the drive, it affected
some wetland areas. Reinhardts received a Restoration Order. The Restoration Order required
that Reinhardts either restore the wetland areas or submit a wetland replacement plan,
exemption, or no loss application to the City. Reinhardts submitted an application for wetland
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replacement and arranged for the purchase of sufficient wetland credits to fulfill the plan
requirements.
On October 17, 2017, a Technical Evaluation Panel ("TEP") reviewed the Reinhardts'
replacement plan application. In its Findings Report, the TEP recommended denial of the
Reinhardts' proposal. City staff denied the Reinhardts' application in reliance on the TEP's
Findings Report. Reinhardts filed this Application.
In its Findings Report, the TEP primarily relied on the availability of alternative access to the
Langley Lots to conclude that construction of the driveway off Langley was unnecessary. The
only possible alternative access available to the Reinhardts is the narrow corridor between the
south wall of their house, and the southerly boundary of Lot 8 of the Layton Lots.
Construction of a drive within this area would be difficult. The corridor is narrow. See Exhibit
F. The retaining wall for the septic tank serving the Reinhardts' house falls less than 20 feet from
the southerly boundary. The grade of any drive constructed within this area would be very steep.
See Exhibits F and G. Any drive constructed within this narrow corridor would cross the pipe
draining the septic tank. Vehicles crossing this pipe threaten to damage it unless fill was placed
to adequately protect it. That would make any drive steeper, impair water drainage away from
the Reinhardts' house, and possibly direct drainage to the neighbor. Fire fighters would have
difficulty maneuvering any equipment over such a steep, narrow drive to access the rear of
Reinhardts' house, and the storage building located on the Langley Lots. Anyone seeking to
repair or replace the septic tank serving the Reinhardts' house, or to repair, remodel, or add on to
the Reinhardts' house would face similar difficulties. Construction of a drive to the south of the
Reinhardts' house is not feasible.
Construction of a drive to the north of the Reinhardts' house is not feasible either. A steep
embankment runs along the northerly boundary of the Reinhardts' property. It would require
substantial excavation into the embankment that is not located on the Reinhardts' property, and
perhaps a retaining wall to stabilize any excavation. See Exhibit C. The rear of the Layton Lots
and Langley Lots slopes from north to south. See Exhibit H. Any drive constructed to the north
or south of Reinhardts' house would require substantial fill and/or excavation to achieve a usable
grade, likely interfering with drainage. As a result, the TEP's Findings Report, and staff's
decision adopting it, erroneously concluded that alternative access made wetland fill avoidable.
The TEP also found that alternative storage locations on the Reinhardts' property made wetland
fill avoidable. Reinhardts use the outbuilding located on the Langley Lots and adjoining area for
storage, as did the prior owner. Since access to the Langley Lots and the rear of the Layton Lots
from Layton Avenue is not feasible, the only alternatives for such storage are the driveway
located on the Layton Lots. Storage in their driveway blocks access to the Reinhardts' property,
and lacks the natural screening from the neighbors available on the Langley Lots. Therefore, the
TEP's conclusion that alternative storage locations are available is not supported.
The TEP and staff relied on a letter from Sherri Buss concluding that Lot 19 of the Langley Lots
could not be "sold or developed separately." The conclusion that the sale of either of the
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Langley Lots is prohibited is simply incorrect. Minn. Stat 462.358, Subd. 4b permits the
conveyance of a parcel of record as of the date of the adoption of subdivision regulations.
Section 13.5 of the City's Development Code only restricts development of a non -conforming
lot, not its sale. Bliss Plat Second Division was platted in 1951. The City was not incorporated
until 2007. The Langley Lots remain separate tax parcels to this day. Nothing prohibits the
Reinhardts from selling and conveying the Langley Lots separately.
Ms. Buss also erroneously concluded that the "City's ordinance permits only one driveway per
property." She apparently relied on the Street Design Requirements of the City's Engineering
Standards and Detail Specifications ("Engineering Standards") for this statement. The
Engineering Standards only apply, however, to new subdivisions within the City. See the
Purpose Statement in the Engineering Standards. It is important to note that Reinhardts are not
requesting to develop the Langley Lots either together or separately at this time. Therefore, the
Engineering Standards do not apply to their pending request for approval of the drive they
constructed.
Should Reinhardts seek to exercise their right to sell the Langley Lots, any reasonable buyer will
require that they provide access to a public road. The Langley Lots were designed to access
Langley Road. Section 13.2 (4) of the Scandia Development Code requires that each "lot shall
have frontage on an improved public street," and that access "be from the frontage of the lot." As
the Reinhardts have shown, access to the Langley Lots from Layton is not feasible. If the City
denies the Reinhardts' application, the Langley Lots will have no access, and the Reinhardts will
not be able to sell them to any reasonable buyer. The Langley Lots benefit from an easement to
access Big Marine Lake. See Exhibit D. Reinhardts believe they have significant value even as
vacant lots. Therefore, denial of Reinhardts' request may give rise a claim that the City has
effected a compensable governmental taking of the Langley Lots.
Reinhardts have taken significant steps in their application to minimize any impact on the
wetlands. They have arranged to purchase sufficient wetland credits to offset any impact. They
are willing to remove one quarter to one third of the driveway footprint as constructed and
restore wetlands within that area. The parcels lying on Langley Avenue on both sides of the
Langley Lots have drives onto Langley Avenue. Permitting Reinhardts to maintain their drive
off Langley will not add any significant impact to the area.
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The TEP and City staff drew erroneous conclusions resulting in the denial of Reinhardts'
request. The City Council is not bound by their conclusions. The City Council need not defer to
the TEP and staff conclusions. The City Council should, instead grant the Reinhardts'
application and permit them to maintain the driveway off Langley Avenue to access the Langley
Lots.
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LANGLEY LOTS AERIAL VIEW/TAX STATEMENTS
Washington Department of Property Records
County and Taxpayer Services
14949 62- Street North PO Box 200
Stillwater, MN 55082-0200
t651) 430-6175 www.co.washington.mn.us
Property ID: 31.032.20.11.0039 Bill#: 753361
Taxpayer: JOSEPH D & KATHERINE A REINHARDT
18884 LAYTON AVE N
MARINE ON SAINT CROIX MN 55047-9729
REFUNDS?
You may be eligible for one or
even two refunds to reduce
your property tax. Read the
back of this statement to
find out how to apply.
Tax Detail for Your Property:
Taxes Payable Year:
'
$0.00
5. Property taxes after credits
2076 Values for Taxes Payable in 2017
$288.00
VALUES AND CLASSIFICATION
$78.83
$77.56
Taxes Payable Year: 2016
2017
$93.64
Estimated Market Value: 25,500
25.500
Step
Homestead Exclusion:
BLISS PLAT 2ND DIVISION Lot 19 Block 3B.
1
Taxable Market Value: 25,500
New Improvements/
25,500
A 2
Expired Exclusions:
$1.18
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Property Classification: Res HW
Res Hstd
$3.76
Sent in March 2016
Step
PROPOSED TAX
Did not include special assessments or referenda
$300.00
2
approved by the voters at the November election
Sent in November 2016
Step
PROPERTY TAX STATEMENT
First half taxes due May 15
$150.00
3
Second half taxes due October 15
$150.00
Total Taxes Due in 2017:
$300.00
1. Use this amount on Dorm M] PR to see if you are eligible for a properly tar refund. Pile❑
by August 15, if this box is checked. you owe delinquent taxes and are not eligible.
2. C,e theso. nmoums on Furm MIPR to see if you are eligible for a special refund.
3. Property taxes before credits
4. Credits that reduce property taxes
A. Agricultural market value credit
B. Other Credits
13. Special assessments
14. TOTAL PROPERTY TAX AND SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS
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MARINE ON SAINT CROIX MN 55047-9729
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MARINE ON SAINT CROIX MN 55047-9729
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2016 2017
$300.00
$288.00
$288.00 $300.00
$0.00
$0.00
5. Property taxes after credits
Property Address:
$288.00
6. WASHINGTON COUNTY A. County General
B. County Regional Rail Authority
$78.83
$77.56
7. CITY OF SCANDIA
$0.62
$93.64
8. Stale General Tax
Description:
$0.00
9. ISD 831 FOREST LAKE A. Voter approved levies
BLISS PLAT 2ND DIVISION Lot 19 Block 3B.
a c
Other Local Levies
10. Special Taxing Districts A. Metropolitan Council
$2.37
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B. Metropolitan Mosquito Control
$1.18
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$3.90
$3.76
D. County HRA
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11. Non -school voter approved referenda levies
12. Total property tax before special assessments
13. Special assessments
14. TOTAL PROPERTY TAX AND SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS
PAYABLE 2017 2"ti HALF PAYMENT STUB
TO AVOID tb
Property ID: 31.032.20.11.0039 Bill #: 753361
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18884 LAYTON AVE N
MARINE ON SAINT CROIX MN 55047-9729
3103220110039 2 00000000015000 4
PAYABLE 2017 1yt HALF PAYMENT STUB
TO AVOID PENALTY PAY ON OR BEFORE: May 15
Property ID: 31.032.20.11.0039 Bill #: 753361
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Taxpayer:
JOSEPH D & KATHERINE A REINHARDT
18884 LAYTON AVE N
MARINE ON SAINT CROIX MN 55047-9729
3103220110039 1 ODDO0000015000 6
2016 2017
$300.00
$288.00
$288.00 $300.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$288.00
$300.00
$78.83
$77.56
$0.63
$0.62
$93.64
$93.31
$0.00
$0.00
$43.66
$54.86
$55.49
$57.54
$2.37
$2.18
$1.24
$1.18
$7.25
$8.03
$3.90
$3.76
$0.99 $0.96
$288.00 $300.00
$0.00 $0.00
$288.00 $300.00
Detach at perforation & mail this stub with your 2'"
hall payment in the enclosed green envelope
Res Hstd
Res Hsld
"ESCROW NOTE" Your taxes have beensent to
SECOND HALF TAX AMT
escrow agent TOWNE MORTGAGE. If you do not
escrow your taxes, please pay the amount
escrow your taxes, please pay the amount indicated in
$1 50.00
the box.
MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO:
MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO:
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Washington County
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Stillwater MN 55082-0200
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No Receipt salt. Your c tided check is proof of peyman. Do rwt send pat.Meted checks.
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Res Hstd
"ESCROW NOTE" Your taxes have been sent to
FIRST HALF TAY. A110T
escrow agent TOWNE MORTGAGE. If you do not
indicated in
a� 50.00
escrow your taxes, please pay the amount
the box.
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Washington County
❑ CASH
P.O. Box 200
Stillwater MN 55082-0200
No Recelpt sent. Your c-sied check is Pmf of payment. Do net said Postdated checla-
Washington Department of Property Records
---County and Taxpayer Services
14949 62- Street North PO Box 200
Stillwater, MN 55082-0200
(651) 430-6175 www.co.washington.inn.us
Property ID: 31.032.20.11.0036 Bill#: 753363
Taxpayer: JOSEPH D & KATHERINE A REINHARDT
18884 LAYTON AVE N
MARINE ON SAINT CROIX MN 55047-9729
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2016 Values for Taxes Payable in
PROPOSED TAX
VALUES AND CLASSIFICATION
Res Hstd
Taxes Payable Year: 2016 2017
$280.00
Estimated Market Value: 23,800 23,800
Step
Homestead Exclusion:
2016
Taxable Market Value: 23,800 23,800
1
New Improvements/
PROPERTY TAX STATEMENT
Expired Exclusions:
$280.00
Property Classification. Res hstd Res Held
Sent in March 2016
Step
PROPOSED TAX
Res Hstd
Res Hstd
Did not include special assessments or referenda
$280.00
2
approved by the voters of the November election
escrow your taxes, please pay the amount indicated in
2016
Sent in November 2016
REFUNDS?
Step
PROPERTY TAX STATEMENT
Washington County
$280.00
First half taxes due May 15
$140.00
3
Second half taxes due October 15
$140.00
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Total Taxes Due in 2017:
$280.00
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Tax Detail for Your Property:
Res Hstd
Res Hstd
"ESCROW NOTE" Your taxes have been sent to
SECOND HALF TAX Ah1T
escrow agent TOWNE MORTGAGE. If you do not
Taxes Payable Year:
escrow your taxes, please pay the amount indicated in
2016
2017
REFUNDS?
MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO:
1. L'se this amount on Form MIPR to see if you are eligible for it property tax refund. 1-ile
Washington County
$280.00
You may be eligible for one or
No Receipt sent. Y r canceled creek is proof of paynant. Po not sem' postdated checks.
by August 15. If this box is checked, you owe delinquent taxes and are not eligible.
No Receipi sent. your eemefed cheep 4 proorof. payment.
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2.1 so Ihcse amounts on F -in MIPR to see
it you ars eligible for a special refund.
$268.00
every two refunds to reduce
your property tax. Read the
3. Property taxes before credits
$268.00
$280.00
back of this staten7ent to
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4. Credits that reduce property taxes
find out how to apply.
A�
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A. Agricultural market value credit
B. Other Credits
$0.00 $0.00
$0.00 $0.00
5. Property taxes after credits
$268.00
$280.00
6. WASHINGTON COUNTY
A. County General
$72.75
$72.38
Property Address:
B. County Regional Rail Authority
$0.59
$0.58
T CITY OF SCANDIA
$87.40
$87.09
8. Stale General Tax
$0.00
$0.00
Description:
9. ISD 831 FOREST LAKE
A. Voter approved levies
$40.75
$51.20
B. Other Local Levies
$51.79
$53.70
BLISS PLAT 2ND DIVISION Lot 18 Block 3 N2001`7
OF LOT 18 003 BLISS PLAT 2NO ADD
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A. Metropolitan Council
$222
$1.16
$2.04
$1.10
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$6.77
$7.50
D. County HRA
$3.64
$3.51
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11. Non -school voter approved referenda levies
$0.93
$0.90
12. Total property tax before special assessments
$268.00
$280.00
13. Special assessments
$0.00
$0.00
14. TOTAL PROPERTY TAX AND SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS
PAYABLE 2017 21111 HALF PAYMENT STUB
TO AVOID PENALTY PAY ON OR BEFORE:t 5
Property ID: 31.032.20.11.0038 Bill #: 753363
Taxpayer:
JOSEPH D & KATHERINE A REINHARDT
18884 LAYTON AVE N
MARINE ON SAINT CROIX MN 55047-9729
3103220110038 2 00000000014000 6
PAYABLE 2017 131 HALF PAYMENT STUB
TO AVOID PENALTY PAY ON OR BEFORE: May 15
( Property ID: 31.032.20.11.0038 Bill #: 753363
Taxpayer:
JOSEPH D & KATHERINE A REINHARDT
18884 LAYTON AVE N
MARINE ON SAINT CROIX MN 55047-9729
3103220110038 1 00000000014000 8
$268.00 $280.00
Detach at perforation & mail this stub with your 21"
half payment in the enclosed green envelope
Res Hstd
Res Hstd
"ESCROW NOTE" Your taxes have been sent to
SECOND HALF TAX Ah1T
escrow agent TOWNE MORTGAGE. If you do not
the box.
escrow your taxes, please pay the amount indicated in
$140.00
the box.
Washington County
MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO:
❑ CHECK
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Stillwater MN 55082-0200
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escrow agent TOWNE MORTGAGE. If you do not,
escrow your taxes, please pay the amount indicated in
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P.O. Box 200
Stillwater MN 55062-0200
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AERIAL VIEW/LAYTON LOTS
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ABSTRACT 8 TITLE
564 Dodge Avenue
Office of the Registrar of Titles
Elk River MN 55330
Washington County, Minnesota
Jennlfw Wagen-, Registrar of Titles
Kevin Cor6,d, Audit- Treasurer
Warranty Deed
Document #1231731
WARRANTYDEED, Individual(s) to Joint Tenants
No delinquent taxes and transfer entered;
Certificate of Real Estate Value ( ) filed ( )
not required.
Certificate of Real Estate Value No.
(Date)
County Auditor
by
Deputy
CcsV oto
DEED TAX DUE: $ 1,419.00
Date: 12/01/2014
for
FOR VALUABLE CONSIDERATION, Michael T. Nagle and Joyce A. Nagle, husband and wife,
Grantor, hereby conveys and warrants to, Joseph D. Reinhardt and Katherine A. Reinhardt, Grantee,
as joint tenants, real property in Washington County, Minnesota, described as follow:
See Attached Exhibit A
together with all hereditaments and appurtenances belonging thereto, subject to the following exceptions:
Covenants, Conditions, Restrictions, Reservations and Easements of record, if any.
Check box if Applicable:
FIThe Seller certifies that the seller does not know of any wells on the described real property.
X❑A well disclosure certificate accompanies this document.
1 am familiar with the property described in this instrument and I certify that the status and number of
wells on the described real property have not changed since the last previously filed well disclosure
rartifirata
Michael T. Nagle
STATE OF Minnesota
SS
COUNTY OF Sherburne
y e . Nagle
Affix Deed Tax Stamp Here
This instrument was acknowledged before me on 1st day of December, 2014, by Michael T. Nagle and
Joyce A. Nagle, husband and wife.
(a H A F N PUBLI O O FFICIAL
LORI K TRMt's
Notary Public -Minnesota Check here if part or all of the land is Registered (Torrens)
LMIWA
Commission FxP Jen. 31, 2015..
THIS INSTRUMENT WAS DRAFTED BY:
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Home Security Abstract & Title Company
564 Dodge Ave N.W.
Tax Statements for the real property described in this
instrument should be sent to:
Joseph D. Reinhardt
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WAR'ANTY DEED, Individual(s) to Joint Tenants
Exhibit A - Legal Description
File Number: 5889E
Lot 6, Block 3, Bliss Plat Second Division, according to the plat thereof on file and of record in the
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ffice of the Registrar of Titles, Washington County, Minnesota.
s lot is conveyed with a perpetual and irrevocable easement for access to Big Marine Lake over
s 16 and 17, Block 1, Holiday Beach, according to the plat thereof on file and of record in the office
he Registrar of Titles, Washington County, Minnesota.
rens Certificate No.: 64897
Lots 7 and 8, Block 3, Bliss Plat Second Division, according to the plat thereof on file and of record in
the office of the Registrar of Titles, Washington County, Minnesota.
1 These lots are conveyed with a perpetual and irrevocable easement for access to Big Marine Lake
over Lots 16 and 17, Block 1, Holiday Beach, according to the plat thereof on file and of record in the
office of the Registrar of Titles, Washington County, Minnesota.
Torrens Certificate No.: 64894
The North 200 feet of Lot 18, Block 3, Bliss Plat Second Division, according to the plat thereof on file
and of record in the office of the Registrar of Titles, Washington County, Minnesota.
This lot is conveyed with a perpetual and irrevocable easement for access to Big Marine Lake over
Lots 16 and 17, Block 1, Holiday Beach, according to the plat thereof on file and of record in the office
IOf the Registrar of Titles, Washington County, Minnesota.
I'Torrens Certificate No,: 64896
Lot 19, Block 3, Bliss Plat Second Division, according to the plat thereof on file and of record in the
office of the Registrar of Titles, Washington County, Minnesota.
This lot is conveyed with a perpetual and irrevocable easement for access to Big Marine Lake over
Lots 16 and 17, Block 1, Holiday Boach, according to the plat thereof on file and of record in the office
Iof the Registrar of Titles, Washington County, Minnesota.
I ''Torrens Certificate No.: 64898
�Lots 9 and 10, Block 1, Holiday Beach, according to the plat thereof on file and of record in the office
of the Registrar of Titles, Washington County, Minnesota.
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