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City of Bloomington

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Just Deeds project registration

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If your property is determined to have a discriminatory covenant, a volunteer lawyer will work with you to retrieve a copy of the covenant, draft the requisite discharge form which all property owners must sign, and file the discharge form against the property’s legal title.  

See blm.mn/justdeeds and the Bloomington Just Deeds Toolkit for additional information about this project in Bloomington.

 

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Register for assistance discharging a discriminatory covenant

Property information
You can find a property's PID number using Hennepin County's property information search. 
Applicant 1
Is Applicant 1 named on the deed to the property?
Is there an additional applicant?
Please have additional owner(s) enter their applicant information below. All owners of a property, including spouses of registered owners, must sign this application and must agree to participate in the project.
Applicant 2
Is Applicant 2 named on the deed to the property?
Is there an additional applicant?
Applicant 3
Is Applicant 3 named on the deed to the property?
Is there an additional applicant?
Applicant 4
Is Applicant 4 named on the deed to the property?
Are there additional owners?
Signature(s)

By typing anything into a signature box below, applicants acknowledge and agree to the following:

  • Each applicant is electronically signing this application.
  • Each electronic signature serves as that individual's legal signature.
  • The City and its employees are providing a limited service to the applicant as described herein.
  • The City and its employees are not providing legal representation to or for the applicant.
  • Participation in this program does not create an attorney-client relationship between any applicant and the City, or between any applicant and any City employee.