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FREDRIKSON & BYRON, P.A. Attorney.; and Advisors Mr. Thomas Paschke October 30,2001 Page 2 To provide the Northerly Lot with substantially equivalent access to Hamline as was contemplated in the 1993 Lot Division, we could proceed in one of two ways: (i) create an easement for access for the benefit of the Northerly Lot, from and to Hamline Avenue, over a portion of the Southerly Lot; or (ii) modify the existing boundary between the Northerly Lot and the Southerly Lot to provide each with frontage on Hamline Avenue. Mr. Willmus would prefer to leave the boundary lines between the Northerly Lot and the Southerly Lot as they presently exist, with the Northerly Lot having access to Hamline Avenue over a driveway easement across a portion of the Southerly Lot. Mr. Willmus is willing, however, to modify the boundary lines between the Northerly and Southerly Lots to provide the Northerly Lot with direct access to Hamline Avenue, if the City prefers that approach. If the latter course is taken, I suggest that the new subdivision be undertaken in the form of a Registered Land Survey, so that each lot can continue to enjoy a simple legal description. You will find enclosed two drawings of the subject properties. The first drawing shows the existing boundary lines between the Northerly Lot and Southerly Lot, and the location of a proposed access easement in favor of the Northerly Lot. The second drawing shows how the boundary between the Northerly Lot and Southerly Lot could be modified to provide each lot with direct access to Hamline Avenue. Please let me know if the City has a preference regarding the way in Which the Northerly Lot's access to Hamline Avenue is identified. e~ r cc: Thomas Willmus, wi Enclosure John Drawz, Esq.