Committee approves Red Cedar land split despite a narrow 53‑foot access choke point
Dunn County staff presented a certified survey map to split a 40‑acre parcel in the Town of Red Cedar; the county committee found the existing access easement — roughly 53 feet at its narrowest point versus the 66‑foot ordinance standard — adequate and approved the land division.
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Tom, the county survey division presenter, described a proposed certified survey map for a 40‑acre tract in the Town of Red Cedar owned by Josh Masonborg. The owner seeks to separate about 10 acres containing an existing home and improvements from the remainder of the parcel. Tom said the property originally had a 66‑foot access easement but that the easement narrows at a corner to roughly 53 feet.
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