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Date &tetted to Commission
FROM: Charles Folch, City Engineer ` Date s ed to coun
I DATE: May 13, 1992 - S & - `77.
1 SUBJ: Receive Feasibility Study Update for Street and Utility Improvements to Teton
Lane (Lilac Lane to Ashton Court) and Lilac Lane (Teton Lane to County
I Road 17); Call Public Hearing .
Project No. 91-4 . _
A t their regular meeting on February 10, 1992, the City Council authorized Engelhardt &
Associates to prepare an update to the original feasibility study for street, utility and
I drainage improvements to Teton Lane (Lilac Lane to Ashton Court) and Lilac Lane (Teton
Lane to County Road 17), Project No31 -4.
I Teton Lane between Ashton Court and Lilac Lane is currently a substandard city street
segment within a 33 -foot wide roadway easement and barricaded immediately north of
Ashton Court. As mentioned in previous staff reports, Hilloway Corporation has recently
I submitted a development proposal (Ithilien Addition) for the nine -acre Donovan parcel
located on the west side of Teton Lane north of Ashton Court. The purpose of the
feasibility study is to address the specific sanitary sewer and watermain improvements
needed for the proposed subdivision and the associated street and storm drainage
improvements needed to adequately serve the general area.
Sanitary sewer and watermain facilities are proposed to be extended from the current
terminus on Teton Lane at Ashton Court and extended north to the access location of the
proposed subdivision roadway. These public utilities along Teton Lane are proposed to be
I constructed and paid for by the Ithilien Addition as a part of the subdivision utility
construction. Relatively minor storm sewer improvements are proposed to control of the
I surface drainage and eliminate the erosion experienced on Lilac Lane and minor flooding
of the low areas along the east side of Teton Lane. A detention pond basin for the area
will be constructed under private contract as a part of the Ithilien Addition. It is also
I proposed to improve these segments of Teton Lane and Lilac Lane to current the City
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' urban roadway section consisting of a 31 -foot wide paved road with concrete curb and
gutter.
In reviewing the council minutes from previous hearings associated with the Curry Farms
development, it is apparent that the short-term intent for Teton Lane was to install a
barricade at Ashton Court and not improve the roadway until sometime in the future when
' the 10 -acre Donovan parcel on the west side of the road would subdivide. That time in the
future is currently at hand. The proposed Ithilien subdivision would create 17 residential,
single - family lots taking access off of Teton Lane.
' It is also apparent that the issue of public safety is becoming more prominent. On two
occasions within the last year, the barricade has caused problems for emergency medical and
fire response personnel during critical situations. The practice of having a minimum of two
access locations in and out of each neighborhood or subdivision has been required of new
development proposals within the city. Secondary access in and out of this area and the
northern portion of the Curry Farms Addition is not currently available with the existence
of the barricade. Therefore, staff supports the recommendation to remove the barricade as
a part of the overall street improvements to Teton Lane.
The roadway improvements also involve the segment of Lilac Lane from Teton Lane east
to County Road 17. Lilac Lane is currently located within the northerly 33 feet of the 50-
foot wide road easement and thus is under Shorewood's jurisdiction. It is proposed to
improve this segment from a substandard rural roadway section to the City's standard urban
' section with concrete curb and gutter. In addition, the roadway grade and intersection
geometrics at County Road 17 would be improved to provide a better landing area and
improve sight lines at the stop location. Staff has had meetings with the City of Shorewood
to discuss the specific elements of this overall project and corresponding impact issues. The
Shorewood staff, in general, is in agreement of the specific elements of the improvement
and will present this report to their City Council for approval on Tuesday, May 26, 1992.
The total cost of the proposed street sanitary sewer, watermain and storm ' drainage
improvements is estimated at $142,610. As mentioned previously, the Ithilien subdivision
1 will be paying for all of the sanitary sewer and watermain costs totalling approximately
$20,500 and nearly one -half of the total street improvement costs. In general, this project
is proposed to be financed by a combination of special assessments and general obligation.
1 Direct assessments to benefitting properties are based on the unit basis, with one unit equal
to a 15,000 square -foot lot with approximately 90 feet of frontage for the large parcels
located on the east side of Teton Lane and one unit per platted lot on the proposed Ithilien
i Addition located on the west side of Teton Lane. The three large parcels located on the
east side of Teton are proposed to be assessed for only a portion of the street and storm
1 drainage improvements.
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May 13, 1992
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It is believed that these proposed improvements are needed to adequately facilitate the I
needs of the properties located along Teton Lane north of Ashton Court. It is therefore
recommended that the City Council receive the feasibility report for street, sanitary sewer,
watermain and storm drainage improvements to Teton Lane and Lilac Lane, Project No.
91-4 dated May 6, 1992 and call for a formal public hearing on June 8, 1992. The project
consultant engineer, Bill Engelhardt, will give a formal presentation of the feasibility report
at the public hearing on June 8, 1992.
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Attachments: 1. Feasibility study. 1
2. February 5, 1992 staff report.
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Bill Engelhardt, Engelhardt & Associates
Jim Fenning, Hi noway Corporation 1
Richard Bloom, Land Concept Corporation
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SUBJ: Authorize Update to Feasibility Study for Street
I Utility and Drainage Improvements to Teton Lane
(Ashton Court to Lilac Lane) and Lilac Lane
(Teton Lane to County Road 17)
i Project No. 91 -4
A feasibility study for the improvements to Teton Lane was
I originally prepared in 1988 by the consulting engineering firm of
William R. Engelhardt & Associates. The study was undertaken at
that time in association with the Curry Farms development. A
I number of alternatives were suggested for improvements, one of
which was employed and yielded the present street situation,
including the barricade just north of Ashton Court. In early 1991,
North Shore Partners had secured a purchase option for the 10 -acre
I Donovan parcel located immediately west of Teton Lane and south of
Lilac Lane. As a part of their development proposal, North Shore
Partners petitioned the City to update the feasibility study for
I improvements to Teton Lane and a portion of Lilac Lane between
Teton Lane and County Road 17 and provided the necessary securities
to insure payment for the costs of this feasibility study update.
I On February 25, 1991 the City Council authorized the update to the
original feasibility study. However, that is as far as the project
progressed during 1991. Apparently North Shore Partners withdrew
their purchase option for the property and the feasibility study
1 update was never completed.
Since that time, the property has now been acquired by Hilloway
I Corporation headed by Jim Fenning. Mr. Fenning and his associate,
Mr. Richard Bloom, have recently met with staff to discuss a
preliminary concept plan for development of the property and other
1 related improvement items that would be associated with their
development proposal. In evaluating the preliminary concept plans,
it is likely that access to the property will be gained from
existing Teton Lane. This segment of Teton Lane between Ashton
1 Court and Lilac Lane is a substandard City street existing within
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a 33 -foot wide roadway easement. Development of the approximately
9 acres of property immediately to the west will need sanitary
sewer and water service, storm drainage, and at least one road
access from Teton Lane. Given that these improvements to Teton
Lane would be public improvements within an existing City easement
or right -of -way, the developer has formally petitioned the City to
update the feasibility study for these improvements to Teton and
Lilac Lane and has agreed to provide the necessary financial
securities to guarantee payment of the feasibility study.
As I mentioned previously, Engelhardt & Associates prepared the
original feasibility study for the street and utility improvements 1
to Teton Lane and they are very familiar with the history and
integrate issues associated with this street improvement.
Therefore, I have contacted Bill Engelhardt to request a cost
proposal to perform an update to the original feasibility study.
The cost to perform this service along with conducting some needed
survey work is estimated to be approximately $5,000. ,
Given that there is a proposal and formal request for development
of this 9 -acre parcel which will derive City street and utility
services, it would seem appropriate to reevaluate the street and
utility needs of this area and prepare and updated feasibility
study for improvements to Teton Lane and Lilac Lane between Teton
Lane and County Road 17. Therefore, it is recommended that the
City Council authorize the updating of the original feasibility
study for street and utility improvements to Teton Lane between
Lilac Lane and Ashton Court and Lilac Lane between Teton Lane and
County Road 17 conditioned upon the owner /developer providing a
total security (letter of credit or cash escrow) in the amount of
$5,000 to pay for the study and that the consulting engineering
firm of Engelhardt & Associates be designated as the engineer on
the project.
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Attachments: 1. Location map.
2. Petition for feasibility study update dated
February 4, 1992.
3. Cost proposal from Bill Engelhardt dated
January 28, 1992.
4. Staff report dated February 15, 1991.
5. Staff report dated February 5, 1991.
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1 Dave Hempel, Sr. Engineering Technician
Mr. Jim Fenning
1 Hilloway Corporation
2058 Acorn Circle
Wayzata, MN 55391
1 Mr. Richard Bloom
Land Concept Corporation
14600 Woodruff
1 Wayzata, MN 55391
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LAND CONCEPT CORPORATION
14600 Woodruff Road
Wayzata, MN 55391 FEB 0 5 1992
CITY OF CHh,v,
February 4, 1992
Mr. Charles Fulch
City Engineer
' City of Chanhassen
690 Coulter Dr.
Chanhassen, MN 55317
' Dear Mr. Fulch,
On behalf of Hilioway Corporation, purchaser of the property bounded
by Teton Lane on the east and Lilac Lane to the north, we hereby
' petition the City of Chanhassen to revise and update the feasibility
study for Teton Lane and Lilac Lane. We understand that this will
be completed by William R. Engelhardt Associates, Inc. with a cost
estimated not to exceed $5,000.00. Please contact us regarding
appropriate sureties necessary to undertake this project.
Respectfully Submitted;
Richard H. Bloom, representing
Hilloway Corporation
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CHASKA, MINNESOTA 55318
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CITY OF CHANHASSEN
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City of Chanhassen '
c/o Mr. Charles Folch
690 Coulter Drive
Chanhassen, MN. 55317 '
RE: Proposal for Engineering Services
For: Teton Lane /Lilac Lane Improvements
Honorable Mayor and City Council Members:
Thank you for the opportunity to provide a proposal for our
services on the above named project. We propose to prepare a
feasibility study for the improvement of Teton Lane /Lilac Lane
upgrading for a lump sum not to exceed $3,500. We anticipate
some survey work will be required to determine alignments and
site distances. This work will be completed for a lump sum not
to exceed $1,500. We will undertake the survey work at an hourly
rate of $80.00 per hour. If the hours are less than anticipated,
you will be billed accordingly.
Again, thank you for this opportunity to provide our services.
We will look forward to working with you.
Very truly ours
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WILLIAM R. ENGELHARDT ASSOCIATES, INC.
William R. Engelhardt
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MEMORANDUM the -lr -e" ✓ # A
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FROM: Charles Folch, Asst. City Engineer e F ._:
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DATE: Febr uar y 15 1991
SUBJ: Authorize Feasibility Sturdy for Street and Utility Improvements to Teton
I Lane from Lilac Lane South to Ashton Court and Lilac Lane West to Powers
Boulevard, In Association with the Development of the Donovan Property
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II Project No. 91 -4
You will recall that this authorization for the feasibility study was tabled at
II the February 11, 1991 City Council meeting. The primary reason for tabling this
item involved questions related to Mr. Donovan's true intentions for the
property. A neighboring resident testified that he had conversations with Mr.
Donovan over the prior weekend of which Mr. Donovan stated that he had no
II intentions on selling the property. The Council questioned staff as to whether
we had actually seen an official purchase agreement for the property in
question. I explained to the Council that the prospective developer, Jim
II Ostenson, met with City staff on two prior occassions and presented a number of
professionally prepared conceptual design schemes for the property. It was
apparent that a significant amount of expense and effort was being committed by
this developer on the property. Therefore staff had no to doubt the
II intent of the developer to purchase this property from Mr. Donovan.
I have since contacted Mr. Ostenson who has sent me a copy of the purchase
I agreement with Mr. Donovan which was signed by both parties in October 1990. I
have also received a letter from Mr. Donovan's representative on his intentions
to sell the property and a request for the City to initiate a feasibility study
II for the street and utility improvements to Teton Lane between Lilac Lane and
Ashton Court.
Another question which was raised by Councilwoman Dimler related to why the City
II was administrating the preparation of the feasibility study. As I had responded
at the meeting, this segment of Teton Lane is a substandard City street existing
within a 33' wide road easement. Development of the approximately 9 acres of
I the Donovan property to the west will require the need for sanitary sewer and
water service and at least one road access which will in all likelihood alter
the needs and ultimately the use for this segment of Teton Lane. Given that the
I improvements to Teton Lane would be public improvements within an existing City
easement or right-of-way area, the improvement process normally initiates with
the preparation of a feasibility study for the needed improvements. From a
II fundamental standpoint it really doesn't matter whether it is the City or the
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Developer who intends to construct the improvements. Past policy in either case
has been for the City to retain the consultant to perform this study. This
affords the City the necessary level of input and control over the elements of
the study and the developer provides the necessary security or cash escrow to
guarantee payment of the costs in preparing the feasibility study.
In accordance with my attached memo of February 5, 1991 and given the newly
acquired information that was requested by Council, I continue to recommend that
the City Council authorize the feasibility study for the street and utility
improvements to Teton Lane between Lilac Lane and Ashton Court and a portion of
Lilac Lane west of Powers Boulevard (CR -17) conditioned upon the applicant/
developer providing a total security (letter of credit or cash escrow) in the
amount of $5,000.00 to pay for the study and that the consulting engineering
firm of Engelhardt & Associates be designated as the engineer on the project. 1
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Attachments: 1. Memorandum dated February 5, 1991 1
2. Proposal from Bill Engelhardt
3. Copy of Purchase Agreement
c: Paul Krauss, City Planner
Dave Hempel, Sr. Engineering Technician
Bill Engelhardt, Engelhardt & Associates 1
Jim Ostenson, Janes Development Company
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II SUBJ: Authorize Feasibility Study for Street and Utility Improvements to Teton
Lane from Lilac Lane south to Ashton Court and Lilac Lane west of Powers
II uer Boulevard, in Association with the Development of the Donovan Property.
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Project No. 91-4 • '
1 The segment of Teton Lane from Lilac Lane south to Ashton Court is a substandard
city street that is currently barricaded at the intersection with Ashton Court.
I am sure you are well aware of the issues that arose and the history of events
1 that occurred during the development of the Curry Farms Addition that produced
the current status. This substandard street improvement was believed to be the
appropriate compromise since only one property owner, Natole, would be utilizing
that segment of Teton Lane for access. At the time, none of the property owners
1 adjacent to this portion of Teton Lane expressed any intentions of developing
their properties any time in the near future.
1 City staff has recently received and inquiry on the ten acre parcel, awned by
James Donovan, to the west of Teton Lane. In fact, the prospective developer
and his engineer have met with staff to display and discuss sane conceptual
II development plans for the property. During our discussions, the developer was
informed that a development proposal for this property would require the impro-
vement of Teton Lane to current City standards and as a minimum, depending on
access configurations, would require improvement to the segment of Lilac Lane
1 fran County Road 17 and Teton Lane. In response, the developer has made a for-
mal request for the City to initiate a feasibility study for the improvement of
Teton Lane and Lilac Lane and has provided the City with a partial escrow to
1 confirm their intentions.
A feasibility study for improvements to Teton Lane was prepared in 1988 by the
consulting engineering firm of William R. Engelhardt & Associates. The study
1 was undertaken at that time in association with the Curry Farms Development. A
number of alternatives were suggested, one of which was employed and yielded the
present street situation.
II Given that there is now a proposal for the development of the Donovan Property
and based on the information and comments received from residents and other
I associated parties following the previous feasibility study it would seem
appropriate to reevaluate the street and utility needs of this area and prepare
an updated feasibility study for the improvements to Teton Lane and Lilac Lane.
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February 5, 1991
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Engelhardt & Associates are very familiar with the history and issues associated
with this street improvement and therefore, would be the appropriate consulting
engineering firm to perform this feasibility study. '
I have recently received a proposal fran Engelhardt & Associates to perform this
updated feasiblity study. The cost to perform this service along with conducting
sane needed survey work is estimated at approximately $5,000.00.
Therefore, it is my recommendation that the City Council authorize the
feasibility study for the street and utility improvements to Teton Lane and
Lilac Lane conditioned upon the applicant /developer providing a total security
(letter of credit or cash escrow) in the amount of $5,000.00 to pay for the
study and that the consulting engineering firm of Engelhardt & Associates be
designated as the engineer on the project.
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Attachment: Proposal from Bill Engelhardt
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Dave Hempel, Sr. Engineering Technician
Bill Engelhardt, Engelhardt & Associates
Jim Ostenson, James Development Canpany '
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CHASKA, MINNESOTA 55318 JAN 3 0 1991
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City of Chanhassen
II c/o Mr. Charles Folch, Assistant City Engineer
- 690 Coulter Drive
Chanhassen, MN. 55317
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RE: Proposal for Engineering Services
II For: Teton Lane /Lilac Lane Improvements
It Honorable Mayor and City Council Members:
Thank you for the opportunity to provide a proposal for our
I services on the above named project. We propose to prepare a
feasibility study for the improvement of Teton Lane /Lilac Lane
upgrading for a lump sum, not to exceed $3,500. We anticipate
I some survey work will be required to determine alignments and
_ site distances. This work will be completed for a lump sum not
to exceed $1,500. We will undertake the survey work at an hourly
rate of $65.00 per hour. If the hours are less than
1 anticipated, you will be billed accordingly.
Again, thank you for this opportunity to provide our services.
We will look forward to working with you.
1 Very truly yours,
WILLIAM R. ENGELHARDT ASSOCIATES, INC. .,
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ADDENDUM TO PL'RCf, \SE AGRECME!,T
Addendum to Purchase Agreement dated October 9, 1990 between J a` II
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.1ES OVAN,
Seller, and NORTH SHORE PARTNERS, B� :yer , .N
Notwithstanding any contrary terms contained in the printed Furs is II form to which this Addendum is atta:hed and int; r. •e Agreement
this Addendum take ndinE that the provisions of
over any such irconsistent terr.:s, the parties II precedence
mutually agree as follows:
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Buyer shal 'lave the right to ,, •�
part, and in , Prepa> �,ri��.,pa. fr: �i.,� o tin,c: it full or in II y amount without penaity. All such prepay; is shall apply first
to principal 1 etallments due in the order of teei.r *.at r
payments, inc 'n: the earnest mcne` w _ All principal
y and down payment s} I a =.� toward II releases for
lists es hereinafter referred to.
Buyere obligation to perform hereunder j s
following conditions having been satisfied or waived: .J c ' ' -ticr,e i t.pon the
(a) Buyer making soil and erg' i
d_n..cr_r:g test_ and st:..acs (the Tests) :Ton the
i property, the scope, pu - pose a d to Buyer resu :ts of :: are
in Buyer's sole ,_ et .. .C. 't a.e setisfac�:.:ry to Buyer
S > ole disc. :;on. If :he ; eeelts of
aczsfacto,y o Buyer Fu
L to Buyer . shall � ,, y � the Tests are not
i:a i s tor, b
t tu'. voidable , r .ha l so rc'tif Seiler, '��he_e• ;o this
money ste shall
retur ned in c.� by Buyer, • i n chic' a all a me t
11 be �:e�i .a s n case ea st
r r and n_..ith._r :.arty shall to further liable
to the other hereunder. Seller hereby grants Buyer. nd its agents
Fcr;:lssion to gc upon the Frcpe L
e and forever rt`• for purpc r f •along the T gt_ , Buyer
shall fully
y fore er ini �..nify and save h:aemless Seller from any claims,
liens and expenses arising therefrom.
Unless Buyer notifies Selie_ in writing within sixty (60) da >`s from the II
date of Seller's acceptance of this Aeree that the soil tests are not
satisfactory, this condition shall be deemed tc be waived by Buyer.
(b) Buyer obtaining from the City of Chanhassen 2::d all ether II and federal governmental aut2,critiee r loe eo stale
having
necessary perms and a �v_,. , ^' Jurisdiction thereof, all
permits ppr.. -a7_ to repo e t ard . d use the lard 2:cording
r to the Buyer's Development pi21. If this C ee'• �
a waved in writing by Buyer i •.nom , )1of i net fsl�e -t or
fie•-- a ° �T' -' ' s �� -m � �=, de ' e�tre
- �---�- ee , the:: Buyer, '
option, by notice in writing, yr. at buyer's
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' g, addres„ed tc Seller, may ter:dnate this .
Agreement, in which case all eernest ior:ey s .al:. be returned to Boyer and
,/ n°ithe.r y
part shall be further liable tc the other hereunder.
Notwithstanding anything he;,einbefor_ a= er.
II , n , - ;eee feet : re - fit-.
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of the earnest ro _F r ,�t� this Afire. rent and receive a rend
Bu `t ,� ey, in rs sale discretion, Buyer determines that
> ill be unsuccessfu in fulfilling any or all of the aforesaid II
conditions.
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Seller agrees tip it they 'i 11 ith :h
.o '� with :he Bcyee in all rerues;.s that shall
II be made by the Suer at aey ei :e re a .ive to ecrirg or platting and will
execute :.ith the Euyei arty ar.'l all easements, etc., reeui :•ed in connection -.
with said reques :s .,nd will give tie Buyer all their cceperation in
II connection there. ith, it being vndeistecd that all ccsts end expenses will
be borne by the Buyer.
Buyer shall be entitle: to kearest_ . possession of the Property after closing.
1 Buyer agrees .hat .1 t uiid eeg : e
L shall to c�•n..�.u„t a on ey lot or parcel until
Buyer has roc ived the T,'arranty Deed for that lez r .•. •cel from Seiler.
Buyer
may hcc.eve:; pi'or to the - errelt D ,_i
eceiet of said - �,
.� ft: any such lot or
parcel, i �usi i :id enderero :nth, ccrs_ruct rc and install Ltilities,
grade• to prc.via ''' vi! d• and rai�.e toe r r as and _e el high v g area s
sufficiently ently t • a: a ,„ •,sr: ;:c riot: thereon and ac,.e. } cereto. No action taken
pursuant to th s p tiragrashall e d:c -ed •.o cc.,st
1111L.ii. h shall 3 tu� Waste.
Selle rs ?ii have the e��+`ns h
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llt' of xe : :,:vi :s� al ;aak� :r - -:;t a:; : debris from
p e��st prior .o the c1 to ling. 4%4
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Buyer ; aces to h e , . 1 Sa.l r \ :, i free! r
� r . ac tit��; of �- and al :liu'ts arising from
� ' �Lyei , �.^ s':; 1 e_e &4F� �'F as cf , F,�
rei>"t�u :`sP Seller for a, v lees). .;.: PjPert;. Buyer shall
II = 1 vests •`F n..ed by Seller in defer.=
resulting from ?cti�: it � �� -,: ; c, d fi. `� � "e z.air :st claims rc •e$ cr ?d g Buyer on _.u.z ject Property b onds
by `�`� r• Any
II or credit r 1quirsd eo be fernis teed to the City of Chanh;esse:t will be
at the sole exeense of the auyer. .
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Within � o dr s from shall have a survey of the F or :' ` re`Pa :?c by a � •" accec :;n p h uer.t, yeller
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certified to d Buyer `. :t;i :;es Registe_ed Surveyor,
II (a) The nu',ber of acres cortainee i •? the }I_ c^ tv
Land thereunder ee peted to the Beas- tro +udred hsn(1.�100) o f An acre;
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(b) The exact 1eaa !escelpticn end boundery linen of the Property;
II (c) Encroachments from or ontc the Pro a '
P r •Y. if any;
II (d) Lines of occupation, if 'ifffre fro:? dad
t.�e boeln,. xes. tnereot;
il (e) if c n of utility lines and a lsements of record or eppeari:-g thereupon,
ssured tearia„s used by the surveyor;
II (g) Direct legal access fro/a a peb'.ic :oaf, to the Property,
(h) The location of all fieilainee: aid ether improvements on the Property.
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ADDENDUM TO P ?'r•.riASE A 'AEEMENiT
PAGE "'HREE II .
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The purchase •_cdeof $110.000.00 is basfd on said .arse ei:;g 9.0 acres, if
the acreage s ..t.L 4f b} tie su: veyor, exc lud i::r_ public s roads -:d :.and thereunder, II
is more or less • an 9.) acr s, the 7urchase price and the , punt of the Contract
for need shall `'
To the best cf Seller's knzwl_;.ge there are no .existing violations of II
envircnw,ental poilutic' i, or haearcicus waste laws, standards or regulation with
)46) respect to the Frapert, , n -t;c evert that it is d' covered that h rdous waste II
or enviroY:..t:te pcllu:io.n .MStS en the Pieper Seller shall responsible
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for its c .L up in a :or.. Ind rarrer satisfa� o y to the Be .
The exec on of tle f: nal fiat c:hi,:;•, pro`-ides r the ded' _atior. c•f ark land, 1
. roads car ' ainote =.se.., eat, _hall :ti 5e c Inside =d a rele se of land. From and
after t of p:inclpel ircluding the _ rnes
the t oney and 3oMnpayment. '
Buyer steal _,he .ntitlt d to a eor:ve }3r:e by War:. ;t } :ed of lots (five acre
-� minimum s_z'c !l the �t;:in the Fo erty
�/ The .snce value for.each lot
' shall be 120' f the q. otieiit Gf the p" L
. ' �, .a pri..e'• ided by the total-number
of ur.t is to • ' ?ratted on the Propert;•. In the eve—, - :that the Property is not 1
platted, E.L:. t ha:1 r�ct be entitled to the release f y land prier to payment
in full of ..'re n . fcr Deed.
Notwithstanding any of .er pz— visic:.s of this A €zees rent to the contrary, it is II
specifically agreed that Seller_ sale .c:r dy upon default by Buyer hereunder
shall be to ter•.jnate :he Agreement and retain the tartest coney as liquidated
da *gage . Seller ;hall have no re: -edy for eiecific r_rfcrnance nor any action for II
- damages, nor er.y fern of persona'. re• •••c
moo:_. a against Buyer. It is further
under stocd the Euyer stun ir;der ntfy and hold Seller harmless from ar.y mechanic's
lien or other Clair s during the existence of the Contract for Deed herein II
described.
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Jc: ;es H. Donovan .banes L. Cstenso Partner
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7 08 Crceleridge Ci.r /e, Suite 310
. B oomington, MN SS439
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2. RECEIVE0 OF Nor th Shoe 'Partners
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to '/' as oOrnost monol k) to ,;c,;.-.0;:k; t:',0 r (.11 t :Clot PCCep:ant.f In 4! .51 o-:count of listing broke
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8. located at (Street Address)
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:IP 10. Including all pints, shrubs and trees, all storm windtees and Iv inserts. •5 0,11. • CZ;;S, s: awnings, wtncw shadeS, blinds, curtain
ji; 11. traverse-Urae,ery rods, attached lighting fixtures with butbS,plurr b:-.g fiy:Lirss, v..P ter h....!:e:', systitm.hUmid"ler
12. electronic air filter, tutor:411e garage door opener - t• - ith mitre. s. water 1:•ftsner, ee.1. ie et!sion cct.rsts a td ca ' i
I-! 13. dishwasher, garbage disposal, trash compactor. 04enr,$). cool to; stave, rn:orowa.r c•,a•i, hood•fan, inter:cm, nstaned carpeting, IF ANY
p ,,.. pciy ,........pon 22..1 op ertv,
14. located on the premises which are the property of SE:let indi!S: the fo' pc:r.;-:na'
ChenhaSSett, 2.1innesota, legal to be de te. mined by s!Irviy . Cl -ft ,....al. 4:1 ,
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ell of which property Solicr hos this day sold to Buyer for the :um o'.; s -riaignfOr.---..-.0.-...- ..-
Ia.*** One hundred -- thousand and 00/1 00 - me. -- -
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'et/ nce 654-14) with payr.r.enos - f $ OCCT.7.C. .-' n 3.0.-1 b lntere::::: e.tlre rate of
I, 9% n f the t f _closing 1 '. inc nterest a
25 rate of cA • er annum each Ind every yee. Cherearg: . ..77: ir ••••••- 1 ,6) - ;lei.' - s ;tat e • ate
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32. SUBJECT TO perfprmance by Buyer, Seller agrees to uNccu:i ard de'iv.n a ..- .- - ----_ - --=.7.7 . --' Warranty Deec
33, 10 be Joined in by spouse, if any, conveying marketable this fa tb? prerni!•t'S Sub?..i.'t : - •iy •:: Ose folic: rig e epl ..tns:
34. (1) Building and zomnp laws, ordinances, State endFederaireg .1,ii i.2 Ftestr;cti• :.•i.- ••• Li:6'o' .trip 'Over ent of the premiseSwithou
I 35. effective forfeiture prevision. (3) Pessrvation of any enerals o • ns.:neral rights to the 3:at.: of M..Inescis.(4) LAil.ly ei' d drainage easement:
36. which do no: interfere with present improvements. (5) 0 ..ghts ef tenerts if any.
37. REAL ESTATE TAXES Senor agrees to pay 12 ./120 ? lc; Buyer egeees . .f. , N ___ .Q.../ 12trs of !:xes Ive and payable In the yea
38. 16E. 1 2 . Seller agrees to pay / 12ths and Buyer tire 3 t:' pay. q.,--. 7 of an - .Jal incal.rnent .:i special assessments du(
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39. end payable in the year 19 W34 "" r ' n ' esrees lo 0 ..:_'''' , "ail^' '‘'‘ on the ;I: o! : os:rig ali opertal .4ses:mer ts levied end RIM
40. Buyer shed! pay torts due and payable In the year 19 I. Ind or.y unpe id in: er,ts of specie/ ism tmer4S payable therevvitl
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1,'; 41. and thereafter, Seiler warrants that taxes due and payoble in he year 19 ... 9 •‘• - .N." I: ) ; ) :Xii:X ) C 4 XL21-•MXX homesteat
-r 42. classtfication. Neither Soler nor Seller's Agent ma'..:es any ree;esontaticn concern:ni; the a -icunt et f-...!urt re$ .;state taxes.
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I 43. WARRANTIES Setter warrants that buildin;s, if eny are 8 it;:viy within the 1.;Jr.cle y •;ne: of the remis, s. Seller warrants that sl
44. appliances, heating and air conditioning, wirng i snd plumbing used and :c;stedren VIC r,' e . ,1;set; ere in r wort , n;oder on date of closing
.,.. N45. Buyer has right to inspect premises prior to ciosing. Buyer shall satisfy himself/hers:if at t .s. 'e expe - ,se the( al op' ances, healing andel
1 46. conditioning, wiring and plumbing are ,n proper v. order 'ter are ciorie.g. Sorter ....ar nli 9.31 'SI e'en lses ,:re ccnnected to: city sewe
7. E3 yes • 14 no; city water f:1 yes • 0 no, If the premises are les troyed or substr,r tleily dam:gee by fire or eny oiher cause before the
48. closing date, this agreement shall become null and void et Buyer s option, an:: tt3 epene4t money shotl bo refur ded to Buyer.
I 7 49. POSSESSION Seiler agrees to deliver possession no: later than -....-
de..e es
cleo;ng.
50. All Interest, city water end sewer charges, electricity and name! gas chsrcris. it:cicil jr. d;ctrolcym gi ; shi •I be pro-retedbetween Olt
61. parties as of . - A..1 ef _ . sec wee; to romc..L. 3!; de:1), ls Ind ::: p2r52ftal ,•:•c.flyn 1 Inciuded herein from (hi
62. premises before possession date.
63. TITLE & EXAMINATION Seller shail, within e reesclaVe tirn..1 e:e. fiC;cp1,1r,C,t- o' t ac - etiie-1, f. r' en Abstract of Titl& or •
54. Registered Preae rty Abstract, emilied Iodate to Incl4de pro !..t
lt.er%re. -ivering bsr t:.' :it s, State a•-a1 Fe !e:al udrtents and Item Buyer
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55. shall be allowed 10 business days after receipt for exarninat'on o' !lite ant: mak:r..2 ery a-cc! Dns. wh,, shall be mad( in writing or deemee
56. waive d. If any ob;ectIon Is so made, Se lier shell be :Mewed 120 Gays to mot e Olio ma at
rt et:!: Pe Jr correc Ion o' title. payments hereunder
67. required hal, bo postponed, but upon correction of title and • sahin 10 days alter ',Kai n not,ce to 9,,yr, the pert-es shall perform this
58. agreement according to Its terms. If title Is not corrected within 120 day: !loin the do '3t erilen cb:action hfs a ereernent shall be null ono
69. void. at option of Buyer, neither party shell be Dable for darnagcS i'ereunder to the o'er, and earnest moniey t.t4 be 'e(unded to Buyer.
I 60. DEFAULT If title Is marketable or Is corrected within said time, +tr.:Buyer .1i:f3ults iri.)ly oi the aireethen:s I leraii., Se: or may terminate this
61. agreement. and onsuch termination allpaymertts made hereLnee • s'-al:b.:tr c c ..,.... ! A ceri a: qle,..c...... . -ti interests mayapp
02, as lioi..ideted damages. time being cf the essence hereof M.;5 q, she!' not dep e .ei p.147 004 f.'ght. of ! !.,. ' rt ',.: .1 T 0 man
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63. of this at; roe rnc nt, provided this agreement ,s not term:maws% a - :iontuer.fc:ce•tp , ; ' r. hin six months after
, 64. s;.;:h. rivt,of a:t.o.t arises.1n the event axierwa-Isin:a. e r-c • of rr I r i • • I '-', "m
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65 - smelt:Fon tta SuYer P•irsuant to /ASA Se9 21, tri te tn- ija iel7pi- c ''' ' t . - '--" . !. I.'
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pernitte by SubdIvIslon4 of MSA
63 ACCEPTANCE Buyer understands iv:: avees !ha: t •■ ':'mar .a . - . - _
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;fit Eft. on acsount of this agroernene eNceo., to /v. f . . . ' - • ' -
...fri Or 11C-:Ourd cr the ternest money.
f - 69. AGENCY DISCLOSURE - " ty - stipulates lie , t she 's representing 1-te ,rittrti NOLO.
4: 70. In this transaction. Ty listing agent or broker atIpulaleche c? 1 Is represcnting !! v .t.):.''.•:, in thle trensecton.
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71. I, the owner. the premises, accept this ereement 8 id I wee to cur:hos. the eremite; for the vice end on the terms and
72. the solo heard°.
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75. Delivery of all pews and monies sholl be made at the office et:
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K1in elhutz
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Personalized Professional Service 1
February 18, 1991
City of Chanhassen
690 Coulter Drive
Chanhassen, MN 55317
To Whom It May Concern:
This is in regards to the 9 acres owned by James Donavan
that North Shore Partners is trying to get platted. James
Donavan agrees and gives permission to have the feasibility
study done to see if platting the land for development will
work out.
I have talked to James Donavan, who is in Florida for the 1
next couple weeks, regarding this, and I am signing this as
a representative of James Donavan.
Regards,
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Chanhassen Office (612) 934 -0000 • Corcoran Office (612) 420 -8000
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i-I4 fte'. 3. the sum of -A11....TI.:ts)...3lisaaaandarid 00j_;_v_Q _:( ' 01 _ . Do (i:,
I 4. by •oinfe:"XXXXXXXXXXV.-X- as eerneSt money to be ec,po 3:tsd t',6 r.c N't t'.:.;5;ni i d.1 a ':er ficcop;anct h tr ,st o..count of listing broke:
, 6. (unless othorwlso specified In Velting and In oar, poyrr or f:.:r VII ovchi-:,e of ;..,-,. I .) Tr' 3 % togally desor;'-ted a ,, _
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10. Including all plants, shrubs and trees, all storm window's and for inserts, storm. do :TS', S:: eenS, Swnings, winc5w shades, blinds, curtain
. .i' 11. traverse-drapery rods, attorohod lighting fixtures with bulbs, plum bir.g fixtures, v..a ler h.:.: :sr, heating sySt?m, hUrnider, central alt conditioning
12. electronic air filter, eutornatio garage door opener Mtn coltro s, water sc41:iner, ', te‘t;V!SiOn Clit!VS a )d ca , Nrig, BUILT to include
13. dishwasher, gafbage disposal, trash corppactor, o•iencs), cool top VT:A, mlr.rowe.1: ;: hood-fen, inter:cm, 'nstaqed carpeting, IF ANY
• 14, located on the premises which are the properly of Seller the lo'!oviing ti. ,
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I 17. all of which property Solior hos this day sold to 13 for the c jaiiiite_VOR._....14 - - 1 /1
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TO: Scott Harr, Public Safety Director
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FROM: Bob Zydowsky, Community Service Office -
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DATE: April 30
p 1992
SUBJECT: Teton Lane Closure rP.r- 0 "} 4'
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O n April 30, 1992 at approximately 2045, I was dispatched to assist
on a medical, at 6380 Teton Lane in Chanhassen. Dispatch advised
that this was a male in anaphylactic shock, possibly a reaction
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from medication. I arrived on the scene at approximately 2048
along with Deputy Tim Robbins.
We were net my the patients wife who stated her husband had passed I
out twice and has a history of anaphylactic shock. The male was
somewhat alert when we arrived, but was gradually losing
f, consciousness. We administered oxygen and began to check vital
signs. The ambulance was enroute from Minnewashta Fire Station,
and Chanhassen Rescue had arrived.
Shortly after we arrived, the ambulance called Carver Dispatch to I
advise they were on Lilac Lane and could not get through because of
the barricades, and were requesting information on how to get to I
the scene. Deputy Robbins then proceeded to meet the ambulance
with his squad and escort them in rather than explain how to get to
the scene over the radio. I waited at the scene with Chanhassen
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Rescue until the ambulance arrived. Throughout this time the
patient continued to go in and out of consciousness. The ambulance
arrived and the patient was transported to Methodist Hospital.
The point of this memo is to express my frustration and I'm sure 1
the Paramedics frustration with the Teton Lane closure. Even
though there was trained medical personal on the scene of the
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medical, those extra few minutes may cause a controlled situation
to escalate in to a very serious, life threatening situation. I
hope that you would share my thoughts with the appropriate people.
Manager's Note: Two additional instances of fire /police /paramedics responding
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from the wrong direction have occurred since the above incident. Should the
City Council act to approve the public improvement project Monday evening, I
will ask the Public Works Department to remove the barricades.
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