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The second reason we are against this being bulk has to do with the City <br />or 1Kamsey's Solstice Park. (On the plans, the park is in the top <br />comer.) The dark line represents the sidewalk to the park from our <br />neig_hborhood. It is a small park but there is a small area to throw a <br />football, play softball, etc. Building a road bekind this park will also <br />sm-round this park with roads from both sides. That will signi~cantly <br />decrease the abili~ for safe play for kids in the park area. Lord of Life <br />(Bob Hutchison) has told us that there are no plans for a fence because a <br />fence would requi~e maintenance. <br /> <br />OEFE CONCEP~NS <br /> <br />Currently, there is a stand of mostly Red Pine trees (Norway Pine) that <br />serves as a buffer between our house and the church property. A few of <br />these trees lie on our side of the property line, the rest lie on Lord of <br />Life's side of the property line. 5Vhite not a noise barrier, they are a <br />visible barrier to the ever-increasing busyness on the church property,. <br />Lord of Life plans to be a major hub of. activity for this entire Anoka- <br />Ramsey area, and those few trees are the only things separating us from <br />them. We would like to preserve our single-family nei*~'~borhood <br />atmosphere as much as possible. From looking at the plans, it appears <br />that the new road will be placed where the current stand of trees is. (.See <br />~pj~cture~.l) (We spoke with Bob Hutchison from Lord of Life about the <br />placement of the road, but he was unwilling to come and show us where <br />they plan on putting the road.)- In speaking with h/m, he indicated that <br />they would prefer to have shrubs planted there as a barrier instead of the <br />trees. He stated that the trees are dying, that they aren't drou*~ht resistant, <br />and' are prone to insect infestation. (Conversation between Bob <br />H6tchison and Jim Hanson, July 31, 2001 .) I am including pictures I've <br />taken and inlbrmation that proves this stand of trees to be healthy, hearty, <br />and tong-lived. <br /> <br />If trees are taken down, the process of doing this could damage, and <br />therefore k_ill the trees on 'our property...The trees along this property line <br />are entwined together. How will it affe6t the trees on our property when <br />roots are pulled out? (~..e picture 2)Jhere are a couple of small, dead <br />pines on Lord of Life's property by their main parking lot. Perhaps these <br />were damaged when making way for their parking lot? <br /> <br />-50- <br />74 <br /> <br /> <br />
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