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Murlowski Industrial Park Preliminary & Final Plat Planning Commission Report; 12-17-19 Page 3 General Findings Site Data:  Existing Lot Size ≈ 36.72 acres  Existing Uses: Bel Air Excavating Equipment Storage, Aggregate crushing and recycling, yard waste transfer facility, and road salt storage and transfer facility.  Existing Zoning: I-1  Property Identification Numbers (PID): 17-30-23-42-0005, 17-30-23-41-0013, 17-30-23-42-0004, and 17-30-23-42-0006 Comp Plan Guidance:  The comprehensive plan guides this property for Light Industrial Use. Notable Code Definitions:  None Applicable Codes:  Chapter 6, Article 1, I-1 District. Outlines the general rules, allowable uses, and zoning standards for the I-1 zoning district.  Chapter 26, Articles 2 & 3, Preliminary and Final Plat Outlines the general rules for the platting of property within New Brighton Applicant’s Narrative: Murlowski Properties, Inc. and Murco, Inc. are the owners of the subject properties of this application. The clients are requesting and application for a preliminary plat and final plat. Currently there are no concrete plans to develop the property. The main purpose of this project at this time is to clean up le gal descriptions and any title issues. There a several legal descriptions which have ambiguities and omissions that were creating overlaps within the property and overlaps with adjoining parcels. Over the last year the Murlowskis, their attorneys and our surveying department have been working with the title company and neighbors trying to resolve the overlap issues on the neighboring parcels. The internal overlaps will be cleaned up through the platting process. The client and the client's attorney have done their due diligence to address the overlaps with the adjoining parcels by attempting to exchange Quit Claim Deed to no avail. Since we have not had any cooperation with the neighboring properties the clients have chosen to acquiesce to the adjoining property descriptions. Since the property is abstract we have decided to rewrite the legal description of the property as part of the final plat. As part of this process the overlap with the adjoining parcels will go away. The title company and the Ramsey County Surveyor have been consulted, have review the proposed legal description, and have agreed this is the best way to clean this up.