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� � <br />B. ROBIN$ <br />JUUUS E.C�Av�S LAW OFFICES <br />M. ARNO�D I.rONS <br />CMARlES M.HAIPERN R O B I N S� D A V I S & L Y O N S <br />SIONCv 5. iE�NBERG <br />HAROING A. ORNEN <br />1lCNNETH E. T�LSEN h� I N N F_ S O TA B U 1 L D I N G <br />ROGER T, 3AMR <br />DEAN N. JOMNSON <br />OERNARD R09EIJBERG S A I N T PA U L I <br />TNOMAS O. �EfNBERG <br />AFNOLD M. BElL15 M I N N E A P O L I S <br />JAMC$ A.KARIGAN CAPITAL 4'59Q4 <br />R A N D T O W E R <br />PAUL W. URBANE�c <br />LAWRENCE 2E�LE <br />DONALD C. NANSON <br />KEWNCTII R.PEARSON September 5, 1963 <br />GEORGE M. �IENEA�EY <br />ROBERT J. TWEED� <br />PAUL KUNERT <br />CLLIOT NAPLAN <br />pAN1EL JACOBOWSH� <br />JOHN D. RICE <br />6ERAl.D B. FOFRE'iE <br />c'RED BUR$TEiN <br />WILTON E.GERVAIS <br />p�CHARD A. MAFlCUS <br />JOHN B. MCCAFtTHY <br />4TANLEV E. Y(ARON <br />NOWARD A. PATFIC�I <br />JAMEB L. �'ETTF:RLY <br />NORMAN Yf. GURSTEL <br />EDWARO R. SOSHNIK <br />JO��N I..TAM00RNIN0 <br />Village of Roseville <br />2701 North Lexington Avenue <br />St. Paul, 13, 1!/Iinnesota <br />Gentlemen: <br />RE: Appli��ation of Norman C. Horton and Lucille E. <br />Hortc for Division of an Existing Platted Lot <br />I enclose original and copy of Application identified above, together <br />with four copies of the proposed plat. <br />I have gone nver this matter several iimes with Mr, and Mrs, Horton <br />from every possible point of view. Some man3T months ago I discussed <br />the matter with Mr. Dahlman. We all recognize it would be desirable <br />if a road could be put in acr�ss Mr, and Mrs. Horton's property more <br />or less parallel to Owasso Boulevard approximately half-way between <br />the lake and the road. While this might be desirable, it is impossible <br />without the cooperation of both the Hortons' neighbors, each of whom <br />has indicated a complete, intractable recalcitrance toward such a sug- <br />gestion -- they will hear nothir.ig of it. As a matter of fact, the ex- <br />perience of your Village with Ndr. Reiling should be such at this point <br />so as to make it clear this kind of solution of the Hortons' problem is <br />out of the question. <br />At some time in the discussions it had been suggested that a replat of <br />the Horton propei^ty might be p�ssible from the use of a cul-de-sac. <br />The engineer and surveyors sketched such a replat and at one time <br />made an effort to work it out. Prior to carrying through such a project, <br />