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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHohenstein_14000990313000_Complaints_Violations_Date/Time 02-28-2005/19:17 Otter Tail County CITATION DISPOSITION BULLETIN Page 5 Non-Confidential Traffic and Criminal Cases DISMISSALS ACQUITTALSOttertail Cnty Sheriff Of. Date: 06/24/1997 Case #: T5-04-000376 Cit. #: T504000376 Badge #: KALAR Count: 0001 Offense: NonTrafMsd/FAIL COMPLY W/ ABTEMENT Stat.: ORDIV2 MARY HOHENSTEIN 38186 HWY 35 DENT, MN 56528 Disposition: Dismissed Date: 02/24/2005 Plea: Guilty Birthdate: WI\R "I 0 3»\^0£>D / ^oi>o 3 ^3 / a 2 iH PARCEL liM&^dD 2U(OAKE/RIVER/WETLAND NAME & FILE MEMO PROPERTY OWNER OtAO /si • 3t3) j/ __________ L&R Official ' Action/Comments O4»io ^ Date ^ f ^44^jgg ^ W J ,*7 P ^>L.dA»-'-*V ^»Vn ^j"* jijc^ 7^■v> ^<^•^^'6- «_____ ■>'-*^‘<-*--\jt- <^r-^ AIZA'^ 'C^ J-^^V y)ry-^ju^ 7>s^, 'T?4r<«.;JS5^ ^«4U-vk^A !A>j a<}£>^ ■0<v<e^\ ::22u.'■i« L&R OfficialDate ,^^laexSi^^t^^262__2^2f2:59L_—SjLZT"Action/Comments "“* LXs>-i /gc^iTvP" j])*C» STj^ .- *** f^i- idXj^i'r \ jy* ~kJ- 7N ¥'V^n ^ <jit. y*\>--rVA.^ ^ ^ !?<3^ p» -Xc -c^j’<~Q^ .MAjs. ■OL ^ jsy^ - 4£¥•4!*- j ’‘•■T.^ <f!i,»ni/ /(?A <^-XvIfc4^1 - _________ '__ L&R OfficialDate Action/Comments. Date L&R Official Action/Comments. L&R OfficialDate Action/Comments. L&R OfficialDate. Action/Comments. Date.L&R Official Action/Comments. <0 Si-pMARY HOHENSTEIN C/0 DON L. HOHENSTEI ^ 8 2004 38186 County Hwy 35 Dent, MN.56528 (218) 758-2587 September 22, 2004 Bill Kalar Gov. Service Center 540 West Fir Fergus Falls, MN. 56537 Re: Your letter September 7, 2004 Enclosed: Lake Topo Graphical Dear Mr. Kalar, I’ve read your letter and referenced provisions. I do not dispute your review of the current lots as being substandard size based on the current ordinance; but 1 believe section III general requirements item 13 exemptions B. 1. exempts us from the requirement to combine the two lots. I would like to point out that both these lots currently have structures on them and should be considered improved. It is not like our current residence that was built next to and undeveloped lot. I would also like to point out that we are not trying to obtain permission to erect a structure, but to install a sewer system. In section II, Definitions No. 62 Structure. In order for something to be considered a structure it needs to be at least vision obstructing. What we are doing is below grade even item 62 exempts sewer lines. I noticed even item 66, in the definitions considers a screen house or boat house as an improvement. In my discussions with the sewer system installer 1 ascertained from him that the drain field needed to be 50 feet from the deep well, 20 feet from the dwelling, and 150 from the lake. We are able to meet two out of three of these requirements. The only requirement we aren’t able to meet is the 150 feet from the lake. It would end up being about 100 feet from the lake. I would like to point out we are on a knoll. A high sandy soil type of knoll. About a 40 to 50 foot cliff above the water line. 1 know the soil is sandy because I dug the original septic system in. I ended up over excavating because the sandy soil kept caving in. I strongly suspect the soil would be rated quite high on a perk test. 1 have also enclosed a copy of the topo of the lake. Part of the reason the lake is in such a restricted category is because a vast majority of the lake is shallow. With the exception of the portion of the lake where our property is located. Notice the lake is kind of clover leaf in shape. The portion we are located in is the deepest part. I would venture to say a reasonable person could view this lake as three separate lakes, and the portion of the lake our property is on would be categorized quite differently. I really believe a best location scenario for the sewer system will pose no long term environmental threats and respectfully request one. Don L. Hohenstein UJ/TH fy^ - X -J2>UJ filers T’f~/AT Hf C^^CtO 77^6 OcjliijfJ^ «/ r\r Dead Lake COCM / Department of \LAND AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT OTTER TAIL COUNTY Government Services Center • 540 West Fir Fergus Falls, MN 56537 Ph: 218-998-8095 Otter Tail County’s Website; www.co.ottertail.mn.us ( • •'-V September 7, 2004 1-- Donald Hohenstein c/o Mary Hohenstein 38186 Co. Hwy 35 Dent, MN 56528 I Re: Contiguous, Substandard Lots, Dead Lake (56-383) Dear Mr. Hohenstein: Your questions to George Hausske (seasonal inspector) regarding contiguous, substandard lots under the same ownership have been referred to me for a response. I As I understand this situation. Lots 4 through 8 of Borup’s Maple Beach are contiguous, substandard (each of the lots has less than the required 200 ft. of water frontage and is less than the required 80,000 ft^ in size), and are under the same ownership (Mary Hohnestein). If this is the case, I believe that Section IV.13.B. of the Shoreland Management Ordinance of Otter Tail County (copy enclosed) is applicable. ■’f- As you will see, the aforementioned section requires contiguous, substandard lots under the same ownership to be combined to form a compliant lot(s). Due to the lot size limitations of the aforementioned property (375 ft. of the total water frontage and approximately 93,613 ft^ of area), this property must now be considered 1 lot for building purposes. ■! If you have any further questions regarding this matter, please contact me at 218-998- 8095. I Sincerely, Bill Kalar Administrator i •• BK7ajm Enclosure ^ -L -S ^ ^■:S. cJ -Pf C ^.<^?A)X.O ^CO'/ N>r*#i •ei If •:>»i ■* '4 !>■*» I RECEIVED iviAH 0 1 2004Otter Tail County Attorney's Office Hohenstein, Mary: (Shoreland Matter) Case Outcome Report Date: 2/26/2004 Hohenstein, Mary DOB: 2/26/2004 CID;Defendant: Date Closed: Disposition Date: ICR Number: County Atty File Number: 03M-437 Court File Number: State Agency: Attorney: Legal Asst.: !^ -;J T5-04-376 Bad Agency #: Otter Tail County Sheriffs Office Eldien, Michelle M. Jackson, Jill E. Case Outcome: Pled Guilty to Original Charges Explanation of Outcome Charges Information OutcomeCt. Offense Pled Guilty1 Failure to Comply With Abatement Notice Sentencing Information 30 days stayed $1,000 stayed compliance by 11-01-04 to put in septic system -TO- KM otter Tail County CITATION DISPOSITION BULLETIN Date/T'ime 02-24-2004/19:21 Page 7 0 Non-Confidential Traffic and Criminal Cases DISMISSALS ACQUITTALSOttertail Cnty Sheriff Of. Date: 06/24/1997 Case #: T5-04-000376 Cit. #: T504000376 Badge #: <ALAR Count: 0001 Offense: NonTrafMsd/FAIL COMPLY W/ ABTEMENT Stat.: 0RDIV2 MARY HOHENSTEIN 38186 HWY 35 DENT, HN 56528 Disposition: Cont'd for Dismissal Date: 02/24/2004 Plea: Guilty Birthdate: Sentenced on 02/24/2004 by Judge Galen J. Vaa Counts: 1 Stayed $ 1000.00 Pub. Defender $ Jail/Prison: Stayed 30 days for 365 days Unsupervised Probation for 365 days .ALL STAYD(INCLUDES FEES) CONDS CORRECT PROBLEM BY 11/1/04 HB^ Fined $ 1000.00 Restitution $ Surcharge $60.00 Court Costs $10.00 f. r-1 MAR 0 2 2004 bMJD£R-,,OUrtCE RECrr.'" FEB 2 0 2004w. 0 5 20“'^DISTRICT count ^ resourceSTATE OF MINNESOTA ^g|gsEVE.TH EPICAL DISTRICT\COLTS TY OF OTTER TAIL ’ \ STATE OF MINNESOTA, Plaintiff. COMPLALNT - SUMMONS FOR MISDEMEANOR -vs- Mar\ Hohenstein. 38186 Hwv 35 Dent. MN 56528 -p9 CQ'District Court File No. County Attorney File Number 03M-437 Defendant. COMPLAINT The Complainant being duly sworn, makes complaint to the above-named Court and states that here is probable cause to believe that the above-named Defendant committed the offense described below. The Complainant states that the following facts establish PROBABLE CAUSE: Complainant. William Kalar. is a duly acting and appointed Director for the Department of Land and Resource Management. County of Otter Tail. Minnesota, who received information regarding the below-described offense. On June 24, 1997, Pat Eckert and George Hausske, Inspectors with complainant's department, conducted an abatement survey of Dead Lake in Otter Tail County. Specifically, they inspected the property of MARY HOHENSTEIN. hereinafter referred to as the defendant, located at 38186 Hwy 35. Dent. Otter Tail County, Minnesota, located within the shoreland management area of Dead Lake in Section 8 of Dead Lake Township, and more particularly described as Borup's Maple Beach, Lots 4 and 5. The Inspectors observed a number of problems w ith the property, including sewage system issues with the dwelling and four cabins. Specifically with the dwelling, the Inspectors observed that the tank was less than 50 feet from a well, less than ten feet from the dwelling and was a prohibited unsealed tank. On July 28. 1997. Hausske sent an abatement notice to defendant advising that the systems must be brought into compliance. On August 4, 1997. Eckert spoke with defendant, who said that she would get a plan to Eckert w ithin 30 days. On January 15. 1998. Eckert sent a letter to Dan Barrv' Excavating, advising that Eckert was told that defendant had contacted them to upgrade their sewage system. On May 10, 1998, Eckert spoke with Dan Barry of Dan Barry Excavating and learned that the defendant planned to install the new system this spring. On June 5, 1998. Hausske sent a letter to defendant indicating that there had been no action taken, and that she must upgrade the system by July 1. 1998. On June 5. 1998. Hausske sent a letter to defendant indicating that there had been no action taken and that she must upgrade the system by July I. 1998. On June 9. 1998. Hausske received a letter from defendant's son. Don Hohenstein. that the system would be upgraded by July 1, 1998. On July 10. 1998. Barrv's E.xcavating took out sewer permit #12022 for updating the sewage system in the cluster development. Specifically permit #12022A and #12022B for the cabins, and #12022 for the dwelling. On .August 6. 1998. Hausske inspected the property and found that the systems pursuant to permits for the cabins were installed and approved. However, the sewer according to permit #12022 for the dwelling, had not been installed. On August 9. 2002, Hausske sent another letter to defendant advising that sewer pennit #12022 had never been installed, and that the dwelling still remained under abatement. Hausske advised that the system must be in place by August 16. 2002. On .August 13. 2002. Mike Douglas and Hausske inspected the property and found that there I, were four standing pipes sticking out of the ground area. Hausske observed that the pipes were not connected to anything, and that there only purpose was to deceive and make it look like a legal system had been installed. Hausske also observed that someone had installed an overflow pipe on the abated cespool, and that it was discharging onto the surface. On June 4, 2003, Hausske returned to the property' and found that no action had been taken on the septic system to the dwelling. Hausske advised defendant that she must bring the system into compliance by July 1, 2003, or the matter would be referred to the County Attorney's Office. On September 26, 2003, the Otter Tail County' Attorney's Office sent a letter to defendant advising that her property' located on Dead Lake must be brought into compliance by November 1,2003. As of November 14, 2003, the defendant has failed to install a new septic system for the dw'elling. OFFENSE 1Count; Charge: In Violation of: Code 56.0060, Subp. 4 & 56.0305, Subp.2 Maximum Penalty: 0-90 days and/or $ 1,000 fine Failure to Comply With Abatement Notice OTC Shoreland Management Ordinance IV.2. & V.9.B; OTC Sanitation Between June 24, 1997, and November 14, 2003, within the County of Otter Tail, one MARY HOHENSTEIN. the defendant, did fail to upgrade, replace, or properly abandon within the time period established by the Office of Land and Resource Management, the non-compliant sewage system on her property. THEREFORE, Complainant requests that said Defendant, subject to bail or conditions of release where applicable. be arrested or that other lawful steps be taken to obtain Defendants appearance in court;(1) or be detained, if already in custody, pending further proceedings; and that said Defendant otherwise be dealt with according to law. (2) Date Complainant Being duly authorized to prosecute the offense charged, I hereby approve this Complaint Michelle M. Eldien Assistant County Attorney 121 West Junius, Suite 320 Fergus Falls, MN 56537 218 998-8400 Attorney Registration Number: 237280 Dated: 12/11/03 Subscribed and sworn lo before me this /7 day of Jl "^1 cuif' /Notary C ',‘A=;K 1 1 V ii. FINDING OF PROBABLE CAUSE From the above sworn facts, and any supporting affidavits or supplemental sworn testimony, I, the Issuing Officer, have determined that probable cause exists to support, subject to bail or conditions of release where applicable, Defendant's arrest or other lawful steps to be taken to obtain Defendants appearance in Court, or detention, if already in custody, pending further proceedings. The Defendant is therefore charged with the above-stated offense. -f •A SUMMONS THEREFOI^ YOU to appear on the M day of h-ZiOVLiC-i VW) before the above-named Court at 121 West Junius, Suite 320 Fergus Falls, MN 56537 to answer to this complaint. , THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANT, ARE HEREBY SUMMONED , 20 D^f. at 1"^ o=clock m IF YOU FAIL TO APPEAR in response to this Summons, a warrant for your arrest may be issued. S^orn to, su S day of_ This Complaint-Summons was authorized Issuing Officer this______ Itecribed before and issued by the undersigned\U^^ 206-V 6 /V I 7 , •; Issuing Officer V s r ^!V£D FEB 1 7 ?004 K.i Feburary 15, 2004 LAND & RESOURCE Bill Calor Land Resources Development Fergus Falls MN 56537 Subject: Mary Hohenstein septic system on Dead Lake Gentlemen: I am writing this letter in response to the court summons my mother has received concerning the installation of an updated septic system for the her home. There is so much for me to say it is difficult for me to know where to begin. My father died in December of 2002 and I have become involved paper work wise in my mother's affairs since then. Lets start with the complaint as worded in the court summons sent to my mother. Though it is filled with many inaccuracies it gives me somewhat of a rudimentary chronology of the county's involvement. I bring this up because I think it brings up a negative and therefore a prejudicial view towards my parents. As you can see by the previous paragraph my father died near the end of 2002. My father is a very private person and his personal dealings he would handle himself. The paper work end of things anyway. Lets start with my supposed knowledge of and letter to George Hausske dated June 09, 1998 indicating first of all I had even written such a letter and secondly that I had given a date for completion of a septic system. I thought to myself did I write such a letter and if I had why do I not remember it. I looked through mom's files of things I have been helping her with to find a copy. Hell, it was written back in 1998 that is a while ago maybe I just forgot. I couldn't find a copy. We finished work early on Friday (13 Feb 04) so I stopped in at Land Resources Office to get a copy of this letter. I thought they would have a copy, but one was not produced. Then I thought wait a minute dad was still alive back then he would have handled this not had me do it. Mr. Hausske also indicated an installation of an overflow pipe on an existing system. The wording in the complaint gives the impression that this is a later addition to an existing (formerly complying) system. This pipe he is referring to is the access pipe for pumping out the system. Which probably has to be done more often under the an old system then the new with an addition of drain fields etc.. I would ask Mr. Hausske if a new system ever has to be pumped out. I would think he would acknowledge they do. The new systems have the same access pipe as the old I would conclude. I do not know what Mr. Hausske calls the access pipe used for pumping out a septic in a new system, but I hope it is not called an overflow. The environmental prejudices that would lead a court to think would not be to positive I would think; not to mention the light it reflects on my parents and there attitude toward the environment. The other four pipes sticking out of the ground Mr. Hausske refers to is an older drain field (probably previous complying). I was at my parents place a short time after Mr. Hausske's visit, but I did not view any excavation done on near or around any of these pipes or he would have seen evidence of a drain field. I can only '•X«guess Mr. Hausske tugged on one of these pipes and removed it from its connection to the drain field pipe below. Since these are what I call digester pipes that aid in the bacterial break down of effluent to the drain field and this part of the system is not pressurized the connections may not needed to be glued. How Mr. Hausske came to the conclusion they are not connected to anything I can only guess. I am troubled by his comments in the complaint and how they are conveyed to a court and the accuracy of this picture. In addition to this the topography of the region shows my parents place on top of a large sandy gravel loam hill. I know this because I was there when the basement was excavated for the house. It had to be over excavated because of the caving in. This as any septic installer would tell you Is an ideal condition for a septic system. We are not dealing with a clay knob and no permeability. We are probably 60 to 70 feet above the lake water line. I know the well is nearly 100 feet deep. I find it interesting that regulations seem to have only one set of guide lines for all conditions when common sense would tell you there should be other mitigating factors. Now to address what I have been trying to accomplish since my father's death. I look first at what I call basic tenements for human survival. Food, clothing, and shelter. We know my mother is on social security so I help her prioritize her money for her needs. Lets look at the big picture my mother is 73. She has been on social security since she was 65 that is 8 years ago. That would be about 1996. These requirements for improvements to the septic systems have come about since she has been in this fixed income status. She has lived on this piece of property since 1956-7 I believe. My father built this house in question around 1964-5. He has reroofed it two to three times since he has lived here. In addition to that the house has been repainted a couple of times. I know mom can probably pay her heating bill and buy groceries and do a few improvements to the home if she prioritizes with here money. Within the last few years the furnace has died. Check with the plumber from Vergus he put in a new furnace for $1200. The well has failed to provide water. This was another $300 to repair. The roof began to leak and my siblings and I have reroofed the house, but the garage still needs to be done. I have also repaired a half a dozen windows some had fallen apart and would no longer keep out the weather. Leaking and or damaged faucets and toilets have been repaired or replaced. My siblings and I have been making repairs and improvements to my mother's home as I have been able to afford them. In the past when Mr. Hausske had called I would reiterate the what I had been working on and tell him of my mother's financial scenario. I also told him I had not forgot about him. I came away with the impression he understood. I see now I only antagonized him hence the court summons for my mother. I reasoned winter is coming the house needs windows to keep the cold out so it can be heated so I built new windows. Yes I know the septic needs to be fixed, but I don't see it as high a priority. The roof has leaked and some mildew has developed. We repaired the roof and removed damaged drywall and mildew. New drywall still needs to be installed I'm working on it give me some time. Yes I know the septic need to be fixed, but with my mother's allergies I needed to address the mildew problem so the air is safe to breath. This house isn't like Ma an Pa Kettle's house, but after 40 years it is need of some health, energy and safety improvements. Our:f;amily has prided ourselves in taking care of our own problems and not burderiing?6thers with them. We are a resourceful family to an extent, but we need timeias an ally. > In addition to this my father had two other septic systems to install besides this one. He was on social security and was still working toward your goals. He had been making the effort. I only wish Mr. Hausske made as much mention of this as what he believes to be a flagrant violation. A friend told me about a neighbor who was able to obtain some low interest and/or grant money for improvement to there property. In addition to making improvements to my mom’s place after work and on some week ends for me I started looking into this possibility for my mother. I talked to a Helen Kloos from rural development a single family housing specialist. She came out to my mother's place and I gave her a walk through. She informed me my mom may be a candidate but she would review it. She said I would need to get two estimates for improvements needed. The first thing I solicited for was the septic system and I sent them off to her write away. I had wished it could be that simple. Ms. Kloos wants a total package for all improvements. I was hoping I could do it incrementally because of the difficulty of attracting licensed contractors in a rural area for a .project of this scope. It is not difficult to find people to do the various aspects of the work because many people are trained in assorted trades, but not licensed for the total package. There are no drawings or specifications for the project so I have been putting together a descriptive list to pass out as guide for estimating the work to be done and as a reference for Ms. Kloos in approving funding for tasks listed. I am not totally clear on what I will be able to receive help so I figured this list would help. I have enclosed a copy of these tasks. The septic system is not on this list because I have already sent her copies of that estimate. Mr. Calor (my apologies if I spelled your name incorrectly) asked me to write a letter explaining the situation. He asked me about a time line on the septic suggesting September 2004. I don't have control of any of the players in this picture. The approval from Ms. Kloos; my mother's financial situation and what she can afford; and the scheduling of a licensed septic installer. I was hoping for about six more years 2010. Do I sound a little exasperated. Perhaps. Respectfully, Donald L. Hohenstein 386186 Cty Hwy 35 Dent, Minnesota 56528 cc: Michelle M. Eldien Assistant County Attorney ■j RECili....U FEB 1 7 2004 LAND & RESuUrlCtMary Hohenstein Residence 38186 County Hwy35 Dent, Minnesota 56528 Task No. 1 Linear FT Sq. Ft.NO.MaterialLabor Lower Level Family Room (Energy Improvement) Remove Existing Patio Window R.O. (46.25in. X62.75in) Frame Masonry Opening with 2 X 8's R.O. (46.25in. X62.75in) Install New Window R.O. (43.25in. X 59.75in) Interior Trim R.O. (46.25in X 62.75in.) Ranch Style Exterior Brick Moulding R.O. (46.25in. X 62.75in.) Foam Vinyl Style Foam insulate window perimeter R.O. (46.25in. X62.75in) Caulk window perimeter R.O. (46.25in. X62.75in) Extension Jambs 1 X 8 R.O. (46.25in. X62.75in) Stain Varnish 5 5 5 5 5 5 1 1 Mary Hohenstein Residence 38186 County Hwy35 Dent, Minnesota 56528 Task No. 2 Linear FT Sq. Ft.NO.Labor Material Lo\wer Level Family Room and Kitchen (Energy Improvements) Remove existing entry way hollow core door and frame R.O. 3'-4" X 6'-5.5" DR. NO. 1 1 Install new insulated metal door and frame R.O. 3'-4" X 6'-5 5" DR. NO. 1 Frame Width 7.5in. Exterior 1 Swing Direction Interior Interior Trim R.O. 3'-4" X 6'-5.5" DR. NO. 1 Ranch Style 2 Remove existing entry way hollow core door and frame R.O. 3'-4" X 6'-8.75" DR. NO. 2 Install new insulated metal door and frame R.O. 3'-4" X 6'-8.75" DR. NO. 2 Frame Width 7.5in. Exterior 1 1 Swing Direction Interior Interior Trim R.O. 3'-4"X 6'-8.75" DR. NO. 2 Ranch Style 2 Remove existing storm door R.O. 3'-2.75" X 6'-4.75" DR. NO. 3 Install new storm door and door sweep R.O. 3'-2.75"X6'-4.75" DR. NO. 3 Exterior 1 1 Swing Direction Interior Remove existing storm door R.O. 2'-10.75"X6'-9.25" DR. NO. 4 Install new storm door and door sweep R.O. 2'-10.75"X6'-9.25" DR. NO. 4 Exterior 1 1 Swing Direction Interior Task No. 3 NO.Linear FT Sq. Ft.Labor Material Lower Level Family Roorh & Kitchen (energy improvements) Excavate perimeter of building 4'-0" deep Soil type (sandy loam) Temporaryiy shore excavation Install 2in. thick rigid insulation (4'-0" X 8'-0") Back Fill 100 100 100 Task No. 4 NO.Linear FT Sq. Ft.Labor Material Lower Level Family Roorh & Kitchen (energy improvements & health improvements) Remove mildewed deteriorated ceiling drywall and attic insulation Install new drywall Install Additional Insulation (6" depth) Retexture Ceiling at patch Repaint Ceiling 96 96 480 128 480 Task No. 5 NO.Linear FT Sq. Ft.Labor Material Lower Level Bedrooins (energy and safety improvements) Remove existing basement windows (32" X 24") (64" X 24") Cut masonry opening by enlarging from: (32" X 24") to (32" X 64") Install new concrete sill block Install new wood frame (2 X 8) Install new steel lintel (3.5" X 3.5" X .375") Install new windows 2 1 2 4 48 2 3 (29"X41" R. O.) (61"X21" R: O.) Install new exterior wood trim Foam insulate window perimter Install new interior wood trim Install wood extension jambs (1" X 8") Repair drywall, texture, & repaint around riew window Repair & repaint around new window Caulk window perimeters Escavate for window wells (48" X 48" X 36" D.) Install window wells Galv. Metal ((48" X 48" X 36" D.) Green Treated Landscape Timbers (alternate) 2 1 48 48 48 48 1 2 48 2 2 24 8 Task No. 6 NO.Linear FT Sq. Ft.Labor Material Downstairs bath and utility room (energy improvement) Remove existing windows (64"X24" H ) (32" X 24" H:) Install new windows (vinyl) (29"X21"R. O.) (61"X21" R. O.) Install new exterior wood trim Foam insulate window perimter Install new interior wood trim Install wood extension jambs (1" X 8") Repair & repaint around new window(s) Caulk window perimeters 1 1 1 1 24 24 24 24 2 24 Task No. 7 NO.Linear FT Sq. Ft.Labor Material Upper Level NW Bedroom (energy, safety & health improvements) Remove existing windows (73"X25" H.)1 Cut masonry opening: (32"X64") Install new concrete sill block Install new wood frame (2 X 8) Install new steel lintel (3.5" X 3:5" X .375") Install new windows (29"X41"R. O.) Install new exterior wood trim Foam insulate window perimter Install new interior wood trim Install wood extension jambs (1" X 8") Repair drywall, texture, & repaint around new window Repair & repaint around new window Caulk window perimeters Remove mildewed 5/8" plywood floor Replace floor 5/8" plywood Replace carpet padding Replace carpet Remove mildewed drywall and insulation Fur out existing wall to 6" thick (2" X 2") Install new vapor barrier (4 mil) Install new insulation 6" thick Install new drywall (1/2" thick) Install additional 2" rigid insul ceiling Tape and texture ceiling and wall Paint ceiling and wall Extend light fixture (2") 1 2 32 1 3 2 32 32 32 32 1 2 32 44 44 154 154 88 88 88 88 88 165 253 253 1 % RECEIVED DISTRICT cocffi® 1 0 2004jftH 0 5 200^ A. 0}^S^SEVEkTH JUDICT\L DISTRIC^ ^ RESOURCE STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF OTTER TAIL \ STATE OF MINNESOTA, Plaintiff, COMPLAINT - SUMMONS FOR MISDEMEANOR -vs- Mary Hohenstein , 38186 Hwy 35 Dent. MN 56528 ■ c^' 3>?Defendant. District Court File No. County Attorney File Number 03M-437 COMPLAINT The Complainant being duly sworn, makes complaint to the above-named Court and states that here is probable cause to believe that the above-named Defendant committed the offense described below. The Complainant states that the following facts establish PROBABLE CAUSE: Complainant. William Kalar, is a duly acting and appointed Director for the Department of Land and Resource Management, County of Otter Tail, Minnesota, who received information regarding the below-described offense. On June 24, 1997. Pat Eckert and George Hausske. Inspectors with complainant's department, conducted an abatement survey of Dead Lake in Otter Tail County. Specifically, they inspected the property of MARY HOHENSTEIN. hereinafter referred to as the defendant, located at 38186 Hwy 35. Dent, Otter Tail County, Minnesota, located within the shoreland management area of Dead Lake in Section 8 of Dead Lake Township, and more particularly de.scribed as Borup's Maple Beach, Lots 4 and 5. The Inspectors observed a number of problems with the property, including sewage system issues with the dwelling and four cabins. Specifically with the dwelling, the Inspectors observed that the tank was less than 50 feet from a well, less than ten feet from the dwelling and was a prohibited unsealed tank. On July 28. 1997, Hausske sent an abatement notice to defendant adv ising that the systems must be brought into compliance. On August 4, 1997. Eckert spoke with defendant, who said that she would get a plan to Eckert within 30 days. On January 15. 1998. Eckert sent a letter to Dan Bany Excavating, advising that Eckert was told that defendant had contacted them to upgrade their sewage system. On May 10. 1998. Eckert spoke with Dan Barry of Dan Barry E.xcavating and learned that the defendant planned to install the new system this spring. On June 5, 1998. Flausske sent a letter to defendant indicating that there had been no action taken, and that she must upgrade the system by July 1, 1998. On June 5, 1998. Hausske sent a letter to defendant indicating that there had been no action taken and that she must upgrade the system by July 1. 1998. On June 9, 1998. Hausske received a letter from defendant’s son, Don Hohenstein. that the system would be upgraded by July 1, 1998. On July 10. 1998. Bariy's Excavating took out sewer permit 12022 for updating the sewage system in the cluster development. Specifically permit #12022A and #120228 for the cabins, and #12022 for the dwelling. On .August 6. 1998. Hau.sske inspected the property and found that the systems pursuant to permits for the cabins were installed and approved. However, the sewer according to permit #12022 for the dwelling, had not been installed. On .August 9. 2002, Hausske sent another letter to defendant adv ising that sewer permit #12022 had never been installed, and that the dwelling still remained under abatement. Hausske advised that the system must be in place by .August 16, 2002. On .August 13, 2002. Mike Douglas and Hausske inspected the propertv and found that there were four standing pipes sticking out of the ground area. Hausske observed that the pipes were not connected to anything, and that there only purpose was to deceive and make it look like a legal system had been installed. Hausske also observed that someone had installed an overflow pipe on the abated cespool, and that it was discharging onto the surface. On June 4, 2003, Hausske returned to the property- and found that no action had been taken on the septic system to the dwelling. Hausske advised defendant that she must bring the system into compliance by July 1, 2003, or the matter would be referred to the County Attorney's Office. On September 26, 2003, the Otter Tail County' Attorney's Office sent a letter to defendant advising that her property located on Dead Lake must be brought into compliance by November 1, 2003. As of November 14, 2003, the defendant has failed to install a new septic system for the dwelling. OFFENSE 1Count: Charge: In Violation of: Code 56.0060, Subp. 4 & 56.0305, Subp.2 Maximum Penalty: 0-90 days and/or $ 1,000 fine Failure to Comply With Abatement Notice OTC Shoreland Management Ordinance IV.2. & V.9.B; OTC Sanitation Between June 24, 1997, and November 14, 2003, within the County of Otter Tail, one MARY HOHENSTEIN, the defendant, did fail to upgrade, replace, or properly abandon within the time period established by the Office of Land and Resource Management, the non-compliant sewage system on her property. THEREFORE, Complainant requests that said Defendant, subject to bail or conditions of release where applicable. be arrested or that other lawful steps be taken to obtain Defendants appearance in court;(1) or be detained, if already in custody, pending further proceedings; and that said Defendant otherwise be dealt with according to law. (2) Date Complainant Being duly authorized to prosecute the offense charged, 1 hereby approve this Complaint Michelle M. Eldien Assistant County Attorney 121 West Junius, Suite 320 Fergus Falls, MN 56537 218 998-8400 Attorney Registration Number; 237280 Dated; 12/11/03 Subscribed and sworn to before me this /7 day of t\^/'ein(')/K-2003. Notary ^ ^P C-Vi\‘T3:% iD 1 FINDING OF PROBABLE CAUSE From the above sworn facts, and any supporting affidavits or supplemental sworn testimony, I, the Issuing Officer, have determined that probable cause exists to support, subject to bail or conditions of release where applicable. Defendant's arrest or other lawful steps to be taken to obtain Defendants appearance in Court, or detention, if already in custody, pending further proceedings. The Defendant is therefore charged with the above-stated offense. ^ : ■ f.!' SUMMONS THEREFORE YOU, THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANT, ARE HEREBY SUMMONED day of F-.^ DhxUT KUI . 20 04. at 9'.!^ o=clock/^ m.to appear on the __ before the above-named Court at 121 West Junius,-Suite 320 Fergus Falls, MN 56537 to answer to this complaint. IF YOU FAIL TO APPEAR in response to this Summons, a warrant for your arrest may be issued. This Complaint-Summons was ^^orn to, su N dav of_ Ascribed before and issued by the undersigned ________, 206Vauthorized Issuing Officer this A I i 7 rIssuing Officer ; STATE OF MINNESOTA DISTRICT COURT COUNTY OF OTTER TAIL SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT STATE OF MINNESOTA,received DEC 1 6 2003 Plaintiff, COMPLAINT - SUMMONS FOR MISDEMEANOR -vs- Mary Hohenstein , 38186 Hwy35 Dent, MN 56528 lAND & RESOURCE Defendant.District Court File No. County Attorney File Number 03M-437 COMPLAINT The Complainant being duly sworn, makes complaint to the above-named Court and states that here is probable cause to believe that the above-named Defendant committed the offense described below. The Complainant states that the following facts establish PROBABLE CAUSE: Complainant, William Kalar, is a duly acting and appointed Director for the Department of Land and Resource Management, County of Otter Tail, Minnesota, who received information regarding the below-described offense. On June 24, 1997, Pat Eckert and George Hausske, Inspectors with complainant's department, conducted an abatement survey of Dead Lake in Otter Tail County. Specifically, they inspected the property of MARY HOHENSTEIN, hereinafter referred to as the defendant, located at 38186 Hwy 35, Dent, Otter Tail County, Minnesota, located within the shoreland management area of Dead Lake in Section 8 of Dead Lake Township, and more particularly described as Borup's Maple Beach, Lots 4 and 5. The Inspectors observed a number of problems with the property, including sewage system issues w ith the dwelling and four cabins. Specifically with the dwelling, the Inspectors observed that the tank was less than 50 feet from a well, less than ten feet from the dwelling and was a prohibited unsealed tank. On July 28, 1997, Hausske sent an abatement notice to defendant advising that the systems must be brought into compliance. On August 4, 1997, Eckert spoke with defendant, who said that she would get a plan to Eckert within 30 days. On January 15, 1998, Eckert sent a letter to Dan Barry Excavating, advising that Eckert was told that defendant had contacted them to upgrade their sewage system. On May 10, 1998, Eckert spoke w ith Dan Barry of Dan Barry Excavating and learned that the defendant planned to install the new system this spring. On June 5, 1998, Hausske sent a letter to defendant indicating that there had been no action taken, and that she must upgrade the system by July 1, 1998. On June 5, 1998, Hausske sent a letter to defendant indicating that there had been no action taken and that she must upgrade the system by July 1, 1998. On June 9, 1998, Hausske received a letter from defendant's son, Don Hohenstein, that the system would be upgraded by July 1, 1998. On July 10, 1998, Barry's Excavating took out sewer permit #12022 for updating the sewage system in the cluster development. Specifically permit # 12022A and #12022B for the cabins, and #12022 for the dwelling. On August 6, 1998, Hausske inspected the property and found that the systems pursuant to permits for the cabins were installed and approved. However, the sewer according to permit #12022 for the dwelling, had not been installed. On August 9, 2002, Hausske sent another letter to defendant advising that sewer permit #12022 had never been installed, and that the dwelling still remained under abatement. Hausske advised that the system must be in place by August 16, 2002. On August 13, 2002, Mike Douglas and Hausske inspected the property and found that there were four standing pipes sticking out of the ground area. Hausske observed that the pipes were not connected to anything, and that there only purpose was to deceive and make it look like a legal system had been installed. Hausske also observed that someone had installed an overflow pipe on the abated cespool, and that it was discharging onto the surface. On June 4, 2003, Hausske returned to the property and found that no action had been taken on the septic system to the dwelling. Hausske advised defendant that she must bring the system into compliance by July I, 2003, or the matter would be referred to the County Attorney's Office. On September 26, 2003, the Otter Tail County Attorney’s Office sent a letter to defendant advising that her property located on Dead Lake must be brought into compliance by November 1,2003. As of November 14, 2003, the defendant has failed to install a new septic system for the dwelling. OFFENSE Count: Charge: In Violation of: Code 56.0060, Subp. 4 & 56.0305, Subp.2 Maximtam Penalty : 0-90 days and/or $1,000 fine Failure to Comply With Abatement Notice OTC Shoreland Management Ordinance IV.2. & V.9.B; OTC Sanitation Between June 24, 1997, and November 14, 2003, w'ithin the County of Otter Tail, one MARY HOHENSTEIN, the defendant, did fail to upgrade, replace, or properly abandon w'ithin the time period established by the Office of Land and Resource Management, the non-compliant sewage system on her property. THEREFORE, Complainant requests that said Defendant, subject to bail or conditions of release w'here applicable. be arrested or that other lawful steps be taken to obtain Defendants appearance in court;(1) or (2)be detained, if already in custody, pending further proceedings; and that said Defendant otherwise be dealt with according to law. Date Complainant Being duly authorized to prosecute the offense charged, 1 hereby approve this Complaint Dated; 12/11/03 Michelle M. Eldien Assistant County Attorney 121 West Junius, Suite 320 Fergus Falls, MN 56537 218 998-8400 Attorney Registration Number: 237280 Subscribed and sworn to before me this___day of ^2003. Notary FINDING OF PROBABLE CAUSE From the above sworn facts, and any supporting affidavits or supplemental sworn testimony, I, the Issuing Officer, have determined that probable cause exists to support, subject to bail or conditions of release where applicable. Defendant's arrest or other lawful steps to be taken to obtain Defendants appearance in Court, or detention, if already in custody, pending further proceedings. The Defendant is therefore charged with the above-stated offense. SUMMONS THEREFORE YOU, THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANT, ARE HEREBY SUMMONED j 20___, at before the above-named Court at 121 West Junius, Suite 320 Fergus Falls, MN 56537 to answer to this complaint. day ofto appear on the o=clock__in. IF YOU FAIL TO APPEAR in response to this Summons, a warrant for your arrest may be issued. This Complaint-Summons was sworn to, subscribed before and issued by the undersigned authorized Issuing Officer this day of .20___, Issuing Officer MEMO OTTER TAIL COUNTY ATTORNEY 218/998-8400 George Hausske/Bill Kalar- Land & Resource ManagementTO: Michelle EldienFROM: DATE:November 6, 2003 Mary Hohenstein - Shoreland MatterRE: As you know, I sent a letter to Mary, Dan and Vince Hohenstein, dated September 26, 2003, advising that the property must be brought into compliance by November 1, 2003. Please let me know whether the Hohensteins have done so. I look fonward to hearing from you. T1">. UrJ /i' to <-lV\ 1C. ^ y f) Cl c y\ o ty I ? Department of LAND AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT OTTER TAIL COUNTY 121 W. Junius Ave., Suite 130 Fergus Falls, MN 56537 Ph: 218-998-8095 Otter Tail County’s Website: www.co.ottertail.mn.us EVENT CHRONOLOGY George HausskeINSPECTOR: August 26,2003DATE; Mary Hohenstein, Dead Lake - Abatement dated July 28,1997 Lots 4-8 of Borup’s Maple Beach RE: Pat Eckert & myself inspected this property as part of our Abatement Survey of Dead Lake - We found numerous problems. June 24,1997 Abatement Notice sent to Mary Hohenstein on the property.July 28, 1997 Pat tells Mary & Donald (now deceased) to get a plan to us within 30 days for the update. August 4, 1997 Pat Eckert sends a letter to Dan Berry asking if he will do the Hohenstein update. Pat writes a note on our copy of the above letter saying Dan Barry confirms he will put in the system. Jantxary 15,1998 May 10,1998 I sent Mary a 1-year No Action letter and give her until July 1, 1998 to update the system. June 5,1998 Note on the above letter which states Don Hohenstein says the system should be done by July 1,1998. June 9, 1998 Dan Barry takes out Sewer Permit No. 12022 for an update. Note: this property is a cluster development that has 3 dwellings on it requiring 3 systems accordingly, the 3 systems are designated 12022A, 12022B, and 12022 N.B. Permit 12022^is for the house Mary Hohenstein lives in. July 10, 1998 Event Chronology August 26, 2003 Page 2 Sewer Permit Numbers 12022A and 12022B are installed, inspected and approved by our Office. Note: Sewer 12022 is not installed. August 6,1998 ' I wrote Mary a letter informing her that Sewer Permit Number 12022 was never installed and that her house remains under Abatement. I also stated that her house must be updated by August 16,2002. August 9, 2002 Mike Douglas and myself visit this property to check the status of the septic system serving Mary’s house. What we found was very disturbing: August 13, 2002 *4 stand pipes (such as those required at the end of trench runs) were sticking out of the ground in the area where Dan Barry showed as the end of runs on his sewer design. These pipes are bogus. They were not connected to anything. Their only purpose was to deceive, to make it look like a legal system had been installed. We also found that someone had installed an overflow pipe on the abated cesspool, this was discharging to the surface. Mary was onsite, she is very old and clearly does hot understand what is going on. Her daughter-in-law was with her, I told her daughter-in-law to have her 2 sons (who also live on this property) to help Mary with the septic problem. Upon returning for the summer, I foimd that no action had been taken on this matter. I called Mary and told her the system must go in by July 1,2003 or legal action will be taken. She said one of her sons would call. Jime 4, 2003 I called her son Don and explained the problem, I also told him to take out a permit as soon as possible. June 5, 2003 No action has been taken.August 26, 2003 GH » FIELD NOTES LAKE NAME: DEAD LAKE NO.: 56- 383 DATE Parcel No.: 14000990312000 ? -ISS - VO FIRE NO.:LEGAL DESCRIPTION BORUP'S MAPLE BEACH LOT 4-frkru^ ^ OWNERS NAME AND ADDRESS: HOHENSTEIN, DONALD E HOHENSTEIN, MARY R#2 DOX-JZAD _ . DENT, MN 56528 Comments:A 4 ^ y. >2^ ^ SMAli^TION '^-1SEWER>o'Lir«E ^ '■9 TANK& ^ 4 O I r y n •^’50 Jo fz 52, 7g> ^ M Cf< -- ek £M< DISTANCES(IN FEET) ABSORPTION AREA OUTHOUSE WELL OHWL S7 LOT LINE <3.5DWELLING NON DWELLING •4-)5 JZ. GROUND ELEVATION @ 3 - /) T4AiXf < '-^r^lk ProUiU^-kJ. u^SJiuUc^(c.i f>4xLf OREASON(S) FOR ABATEMENT: / Q ' -(•r'cT.^n ^COCli \V\ ct,va ^ 3^ / — >3 / <w/c /S'C> la^l /:/ (> t (/CwSteJ-ec^ < 3' ^(a ^ ~ 0 $ brok,*-./t ^ •< /5c> l,oJc^ <-o Cr- , IAJ, - uC4<a iiLta a t.Kt^ /i ^ t~>. i,i,v4fc««d,ev/>-, ^ f~<L- ^ ^ 5 "• <f.< - >f' y"^V «ASKETCH ON BACK... s.i<_ 4^- a^f'h.Inspector's Signature(s) A ^-i-ooif K^ i 4" 2- ^ s i/w c-^ \qi 1^ ^ i, 2-<^3 -Vr 1 i( - ttt:\ i 3/•d ii' 0.'^6 V “tCo>\hlOTi ' 3tJe.lis p/Uni u S-exH ^ krok^^ker 1O/Ut - O^O^t^ift -/-«^c /O’® ^ I l^c’i Ci>HH^/,ir I ■ fl %L.rs 4\)^ 17Sl'^lSV f] f' > -? S.ii(k,'i-t.^ e> s_*rtfvj^ — 3 rS -f~o^lijLcA /•' 7 N.";-----o J'f < □Z.9'M-^ .. (ylyi,T lys-i-i'^k-'t Takkc, X^g/7^'IPu 1 !I —JH!/i/^S ;i■^- \OU cM^nO :1.<A Ii'//L..-4oV:1.-r-.ii.-7(%\J!C»^ ‘ ""“I 1 r'* f»jn ■m8 /d “TW'VJ^^ 4>|' C vf' ^^7/77>r6 '< / r Department of LAND AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT OTTER TAIL COUNTY 121 W. Junius Ave., Suite 130 Fergus Falls, MN 56537 Ph: 218-998-8095 Otter Tail County’s Website: www.co.ottertail.mn.us June 4,2003 Mary Hohenstein 38186 Co Hwy 35 Dent, MN 56528 Re: Septic System Dear Ms. Hohenstein: If you recall, I visited with you and your daughter-in-law on August 13, 2002. At that time it was determined that the septic system serving your house was not brought into compliance with the Sanitation Code of Otter Tail County as required by an Abatement Notice of July 28, 1997. A 6 year delay in an Abatement compliance is unacceptable. Unless this system is brought into compliance by July 1, 2003 you will have legal action taken against you. If you have any questions or concerns regarding this matter, please feel free to call. Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter. Sincerely, " pZjCl- George Hausske Inspector GH/ajm Cc: Vince & Dana Hohenstein Daniel fis Janet Hohenstein Department of LAND AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT OTTER TAIL COUNTY 121 W. Junius Ave., Suite 130 Fergus Falls, MN 56537 Ph: 218-739-2271 Ext. 225 Otter Tail County’s Website: www.co.ottertail.mn.us August 9, 2002 Mary Hohenstein 38186 County Highway 35 Dent, MN 56528-9516 ■ 'i-' Dear Ms. Hohenstein: Upon reviewing old Abatement files, 1 came across a problem that involves your property. As you may recall our office issued an Abatement Notice to you on July 28, 1997. This Abatement involved your main . house & cabins 1 - 4 of the former Huck’s Haven Resort. Our records show that the sewage systems for cabins 1-4 were updated between August 3, 1998 and August 6, 1998. However sewer permit 12022, the permit for the house update, remains un-acted upon. Because of this your property remains under Abatement. Please contact me by August 16, 2002 so we can discuss how to resolve this matter. Sincerely,. ~ .9- George Hausske Inspector ■ i GH/ajm LAND & RESOURCE MANAGEMENT OTTER TAIL COUNTY COURTHOUSE 121 West Junius Ave. FERGUS FALLS, MN 56537 218-739-2271 June 5, 1998 Donald & Mary Hohenstein RR#3 Box 39 Dent, MN 56528 RE: Abatement Notice, Borup’s Maple Beach Lots 4 - 8, Dead Lake (56-383). Dear Mr. & Ms. Hohenstein, It has been almost one year since you received the Abatement Notice on your Dead Lake property. To date, this matter remains unsatisfied. Please bring your septic system into compliance with the Sanitation Code of Otter Tail County by July 1, 1998 or this matter will be referred to the County Attorney’s Office. Sincerely, tleorge Hausske Inspector GH/mls ruut'^/ . '7//M! LAMD' & RESOURGE mmAQEMENT OTTER TAIL COUNTY COURTHOUSE 121 West Junius Ave. FERGUS FALLS, MN 56537 218-739-2271 -'ir'') \ I {January 15, 1998 f W -I -/Dan Barry DAN BARRY EXCAVATING RR#1 Box 227 Dent, MN 56528 Sewage System Abatements, Dead Lake (56-383).RE: • V Dear Dan, .According to these people you were ccmtacted to upgrade their sewage systems: 1. Carl Duvall, pt of GL 2, Sec. 8. 2. Donald & Mary Hohenstein, Borup’s Maple Beach Lots 4-8. 3. Wilfred & Barbara Lindenfelser, Lot 5 & cartway over Lot 7 r, Can you please confirm (or not) that you’ve been hired for these jobs. I’d appreciate a fist of names for any others that you will be installing sewers for also. I’m only interested in the ones that don’t have permits yet. Also, in regards to Fredrick & Roxanne Labandz (they own the island). Wayne Roisum, when he did the sewer inspection, shows only the shower was connected to the system. What happened to the sink inside the dwelling? Please contact me before January 30, 1998 in regards to this matter. Thanks! Pat Eckert Inspector PE/mls V: I 1 s |i Ss ISEWAGE SYSTEM ABATEMENT NOTICE g'S unts11UJLAND & RESOURCE MANAGEMENT COUNTY OF OTTER TAIL COURTHOUSE, FERGUS FALLS, MN 56537 (218) 739-2271 o» £ S •'g w 2 »I l|Io1 1 if ! ! II z It-g (0Z girlliC 2 lU < C4 F Ik r4o°§S ot“?sis-“=8§ •« E Q i5 8 Iu I IS■I eUJ° i “ 8^! § I IE I aI il E I IS H<CD 1§ oLake Number: (56-383) Lake Name: DEAD <n1n•IIsI§IoUJ; i1• S.J-fl ioCODONALD E & MARY HOHENSTEIN RR 3 BOX 39 DENT, MN 56528 z I 11 E 8 g li, U |iI? Il i u II f£■3 --L -•li II 0)o>e>Ii« CO z a S iUJs s cc S I« •(S \sn3 §<2 ■ 5§O s J A I &I sUJi« I5o.S 5- You are hereby notified that the sewage system which you maintain on the foilowing described property:I(0 Lf ^A Xi Iz f I 1= I s ^■0 Si If Ilf . I >- Q. m2 (A 0. iiBORUPS MAPLE BEACH LOT 4 3m ."5O O CC UJaaa3 Sec: 08 Twp: 135 Range: 040 DEAD LAKE TOWNSHIP Parcel Number: 14000990312000 Lake Assoc/Fire #: DL149 £I III il 1 BiI §1 I ll 3 sf is not constructed and/or iocated in accordance with minimum standards of the Shoreiand Management Ordinance of Otter Taii County.IUJ X si w 3 *IJ-OPiease be advised that you must correct this situation within 30 days. You should contact this office in order to determine what corrections and permits are required prior to complying with this notification.s E “z I > EH8g&tn € toI It Z O Z 2 iUJ » aIS■i g F IkSoss fsia- “88 •a E a i UJ IE I !I-gI^ 8 3 I<ffi 1aLand & Resource Management Official - Dated 7/28/97 .■53 f Ii<23 Iia ra A ji g A -P s I 8 1o 3IDUJ 11gHA IOCDZI 11 s 8 £si sf I! 1? II II ii IS If Ii 8,O>•ICOzI i £ » iUJSIA3 °o «COn Eg A<o(tb Si 3 S ffiO UJ UJ I S 1 ScS S' gCOi II Sa Pos 6 CC UJ O CC o EA 33git ii 8 o £ O O ^>- a ffi ^ CO CL .Q > SEWAGE SYSTEM ABATEMENT NOTICE SEWAGE SYSTEM ABATEMENT NOTICE LAND & RESOURCE MANAGEMENTCOUNTY OF OTTER TAIL COURTHOUSE, FERGUS FALLS, MN 56537 (218) 739-2271 LAND & RESOURCE MANAGEMENT COUNTY OF OTTER TAIL COURTHOUSE, FERGUS FALLS, MN 56537 (218) 739-2271 Lake Number: (56-383) Lake Name: DEAD Lake Number: (56-383) Lake Name: DEAD DONALD E & MARY HOHENSTEIN RR 3 BOX 39 DENT, MN 56528 DONALD E & MARY HOHENSTEIN RR 3 BOX 39 DENT, MN 56528 You are hereby notified that the sewage system which you maintain on the following described property: You are hereby notified that the sewage system which you maintain on the following described property: BORUP'S MAPLE BEACH LOTS BORUP’S MAPLE BEACH LOT 7 Sec: 08 Twp: 135 Range: 040 DEAD LAKE TOWNSHIP Sec: 08 Twp: 135 Range: 040 DEAD LAKE TOWNSHIP Parcel Number: 14000990316000 Lake Assoc/Fire #:Parcel Number: 14000990315000 Lake Assoc/Fire #: is not constructed and/or located in accordance with minimum standards of the Shoreland Management Ordinance of Otter Tail County. is not constructed and/or located in accordance with minimum standards of the Shoreland Management Ordinance of Otter Tail County. Please be advised that you must correct this situation within 30 days. You should contact this office in order to determine what corrections and permits are required prior to complying with this notification. Please be advised that you must correct this situation within 30 days. You should contact this office in order to determine what corrections and permits are required prior to complying with this notification. Land & Resource Management Official - Dated 7/28/97 Land & Resource Management Official - Dated 7/28/97 Date Resolved « 'CHRONOLOGY REGARDING THE SEWAGE SYSTEM ABATEMENT '=*■ Mm V s, '(‘■c7 fProperty Owner: S6-Lake No.Lake Name: 1‘1-dao. <19-OiSOParcel No.: <SVy7 5-r^Owner's Initial Response (date); k> ^ cJa r ^ 0.5 n^sor- usto— £) r ^ /7C^~l' Cc ^ c^l <y^ S « U ^ J. S .e^r ~h o £nt f'a. 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DENT, MN 56528 Comments:4/ ^V. j ^ ^ SMAI§^TION ^ . .r* =SEWER;^IR^ ^ TANK^ -H50 5^ ~fO ^ M ok — ©K d?K DISTANCES(IN FEET) OUTHOUSEABSORPTION AREA WELL OHWL S LOT LINE ^.5DWELLING NON DWELLING •4-15 »2- GROUND ELEVATION @ CAhllO 3 - r/tMK^ 4^ ProUi{>‘-^*U LA^Sjtu Uti^ '/»i—kl REASON(S) FOR ABATEMENT: — /) 7%%.w/c 4. so ~Pi 2.) ~tc4^k. 3^ / Lt-l-e cj^-l f SJUxJUu^ ---3^roya '/ — 0 / <wtfc p1) TrcL' L.l^ ^ ~ 0 ■$ brolct^/1 ^ Oj:>jLA^ SOi-^^tLC..^ ^ "7”(Pwvlc < /So l^eJic^ 3) / tfvwfc, si t>v\,€^ 3^c\. r*.S'4(FS SKETCH ON BACK... K/*1 *C>V> S,l4_ yt- C.O^f'i’. ) A. /< l^tc^ '•Acm^Ic.---f-CL^hJl Cr- . 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