CC_Minutes_1967_1211 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home

~2- CHURCH OF ST. ROSE OF LHiA, 1284 Eldridge: They were assessed for two parcels of one and a half lots each for a total of $600 for each parcel. Asked if an adjustment could be made. CHARLES W. STRAND, 2383 Western Avenue: Because of a clerical error he was assessed $400 for one lot. The assessment should have been $200. LEO J. HOUCK, 1133 Roselawn: Was assessed $630 on R-3 zoned acreage. He understood his assessment would be $200 and he sees no reason why it should be higher. ALBERT BURGER, 1994 N. Lexington: Was assessed for 1 lot at $200. Feels there is no benefit from the improvement and wants the assess.. ment eliminated. ALBERT SCHREIBER, 1896 Fernwood: Thought he was over-assessed because he had deeded a 16.5 foot strip of his property for highway purposes. JOHN H. MCGUIGAN of McGuigan and tvfcGuigan, attorneys, Liberty Bank Building, St. Paul, writing for Lindon E. Oliver, Route 1, Box 571, Forest Lake, Minnesota, owner of property in Roseville: Was assessed $1,040 for undevelopable residential property and $643 for developable property. Thought he should be assessed for 6 residential lots at $200 each. Contends that part that was assessed as low and wet was not this way until after the storm sewer went in and the water was diverted from the street. RICHARD H. KNUTSON, Attorney, 950 Shryer Avenue, writing for ARNOLD H. PETERSON, 1973 Lexington: Was assessed for 3 lots at $200 each. Asked to have the assessment reduced because he could not and would not split his property. JAMES SETZER, 2333 Western: Was assessed for two lots at $200 each. Asked to have the assessment reduced because he owns only one build- able lot. AMBROSE ZAREMBINSKI, 1844 N. Hamline: Was assessed for one acre of undevelopable residential area at $1,286 and 1.4 acres of residential area at $900. Thought the property should be assessed not to exceed $1,500. EDWARD J. PETSCHEL, 2465 N. Dale: Was assessed for one lot at $200. Asked that the assessment be eliminated because his lot does not drain into the storm sewer. YOAVA KLASCAR, 2599 N. Lexington: Was assessed for 6.8 acres of commercial area at $8,780 and 1 acre residential area at $643. Feels his property was over-assessed Mlen compared to his neighbors. IVAN NELSON, 2255 N. Victoria: '\fas assessed for one lot at $200 and 1.15 acres residential area at $740. Feels the assessment is too high. The following appeared in person: YOAVA KLASCAR, 2599 N. Lexington: Repeated his objection as stated in his letter above.