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Commission approves Go To Subdivision to clear title defect
Summary
The commission approved the Go To Subdivision, a two-lot rearrangement intended to cure a title-opinion issue involving an executed but unrecorded quitclaim deed; conditions included right-of-way dedication and a recorded affidavit of marketable record title.
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City Planner Kent Jarcik presented the Go To Subdivision to correct a title opinion note tied to a previously executed but unrecorded quitclaim deed involving Mark and Kelly Brunell. He said the applicant’s primary goal was to reestablish two lots (5.20 acres and 10.07 acres) and to clear the title issue through a marketable-record-title affidavit and required dedications of right-of-way.
The commission approved the plat as conditioned. The motion carried unanimously (motion by Siemieniewski, second by Johnson). The approval included dedication of 33 feet of right-of-way and an affidavit of Marketable Record Title to cure the recorded title defect.
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