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Anthony S. Aspnes <br />Thud M. Quigley <br />Rolland H. Roers <br />Sidney L. Levin <br />Law V"lQGi <br />LEVIN, ROERS, QUIGLEY & ASPNES, P.A. <br />(A Merger of Levin & Harris and Halpern, Roers, Quigley & Aspnes, P.A.) <br />Alan D. Harris <br />Mark D. Stephenson <br />Minneapolis, MN 55415 James W. Bly <br />(612) 332.1564 Maurice L. Halpern (1907.1981) <br />(612) 33969326 <br />October 20, 1988 <br />Mr. Frank Rog <br />Mayor of Roseville <br />15fq Roselawn Avenue W. <br />Roseville, MN 55113 <br />Re: Setback Variance and Shoreline Building <br />Permit for 1225 Josephine Road, <br />Roseville <br />Dear Mayor Rog: <br />I have been requested by Frank Rekuski, the owner of the property at <br />1225 Josephine Road, to respond to the letter of Vaughn and Bunny Larson <br />dated September 23, 1988. In order to properly respond to that letter, <br />it would be helpful for you to have a brief history of Mr. Rekuski's ownership <br />of this property. <br />Frank Rekuski purchased the home at 1225 Josephine Road in February, <br />1984. At that time, the property was a one story, 2-bedroom home with <br />small attached garage and porch. The immediate neighbors were and remain <br />the Larsons in the property to the east and the Thatchers in the property <br />to the west. <br />260 Grain Exchange Building <br />301 Fourth Avenue South <br />Minneapolis, MN 55415 <br />Mailing Address: <br />P.O. Box 15286 <br />Shortly after moving into his home, Frank Rekuski obtained city approval <br />to enlarge the home, which would bring it into conformance with the size <br />of the neighboring houses. For several reasons, it was not possible to <br />proceed with the proposed house enlargement at that time. <br />In the fall of 1986, Mr. Rekuski went before the planning commission and <br />the city council to get a minor variance for a three foot setback along the <br />east property line .and a front line variance in order to extend his garage <br />and add living quarters on the second floor. After the variance was obtained, <br />there were consultations with an architect resulting in foundation and floor <br />plans being submitted to the city building inspections department. In March <br />1987, the city issued a permit for the garage addition with living quarters <br />above. Between March and October of 1987, Mr. Rekuski provided the <br />city and his adjacent neighbors with the architect's complete drawings for <br />the total work to be done, including floor plans and elevations, both front <br />and back. The city approved the start of construction in October 1987, <br />for that portion of the home on the street, including garage and bedrooms. <br />During construction, it was discovered that the existing house foundation <br />was broken on the west and north walls, requiring extensive repair or <br />
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