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PETITION FOR VACATION OF (A PORTION OF) I� STREET
IN THE CITY OF c c , County of
Minnesota.'
TO: The City Council of S E r, -A; o. , Minnesota
The undersigned, a majority of the property owners as set forth opposite their respective names,
abutting on 5•e 2 cA Nov v-P street,2 respectfully petition the city council to
vacation the aforesaid (portion of) Set. c. ion vR street.3
Print Name Signature Address or Description of Property
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Received on the ( day of 20Jq
(Signature of City Clerk)
t The abutting landowners' petition is not required to commence a vacation. The City Council may commence a
vacation procedure on its own initiative. However, a vacation commenced without a valid petition must be passed by
a 4/5 favorable resolution of City Council. When a petition needing multiple sheets of paper is used, each sheet
should bear the full heading at the top, so that all signers and the city have a clear understanding of the nature of the
petition being signed.
Please see "Procedure for Vacation of Streets" memo Section H-A-1 for a discussion of the legal requirements
relating to abutting landowners signatures.
' The description of the street to be vacated should be complete enough to prevent any possible uncertainty or
ambiguity. In some cases, particularly where only a portion of a public street or grounds will be vacated, a legal
description may be necessary.
League of Minnesota Cities Information Memo: 7/9/2010
Vacation of City Streets Page 14