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Commission approves quitclaim deed to settle Arcalan Park access easement

5485824 · June 10, 2025
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Summary

The commission voted 5-0 to approve a quitclaim deed conveying an access easement near Arcalan Park to Joshua and Fiona Knutson after staff said the occupants likely have established title by adverse possession.

The commission approved a quitclaim deed to transfer a small access area near Arcalan Park to property owners Joshua and Fiona Knutson following staff recommendation.

City staff told commissioners a survey showed the city held a strip of property used as an access point to a nearby home. Heritage Real Estate notified the city during a sales process, and a survey provided a legal description. Staff reported the occupants have used the piece of land “for a long time” and that, under adverse possession principles, they likely have legal title even though the deed is not recorded. To avoid a potential court process, staff recommended deeding the strip to the buyers. The city said maintenance responsibilities would transfer to the private owners after the deed is signed.

Vice Mayor Landry made the motion to approve the quitclaim deed to Joshua and Fiona Knutson; Commissioner Vasquez seconded. The commission voted 5-0 to approve the deed. No public comments were recorded on the item.