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Council approves sewer‑easement vacation on ‘Pick’ parcel after city confirms sewer line abandonment
Summary
The council unanimously approved a petition to vacate two obsolete sewer easements on the Pick property after staff confirmed the underlying sanitary lines were abandoned when Twin Lakes Phase 1 was built; the vacation clears title questions ahead of planned redevelopment.
The Roseville City Council on July 21 unanimously approved a petition to vacate two city sanitary‑sewer easements on a parcel identified in the packet as the Pick property after staff said the sewers were abandoned earlier when Twin Lakes Phase 1 construction occurred. Public Works Director Jesse Fryhammer said the sewer easements are no longer needed because the city constructed new sewer infrastructure as part of nearby Twin Lakes improvements. A petition from the parcel owner requesting formal vacation accompanied a developer presentation to the Economic Development Authority. Staff recommended vacation because no active utility remains in the easements. Council adopted the resolution approving the vacation by a simple majority vote (petitioned vacations require three-fifths under the council’s rules, but the petition process and supporting documentation satisfied the statutory requirement) and directed staff to finalize records needed to clear title on the parcel.
