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JoAnn Shaw <br />From: BBCreates @aol.com <br />Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2007 9:12 AM <br />To: JoAnn Shaw <br />Cc: sorduno @cityofdaytommn.com; rstwora @cityofdaytommn.com <br />Subject: RE: Ramsey Planning Commission Meeting Oct. 4, 2007 <br />October 4, 2007 <br />TO: JoAnn Shaw, City of Ramsey <br />FROM: Barbara Boulka, resident of Dayton <br />RE: Complaint regarding Diamond's Sports Bar and Grill permit to include motocross, snowmobile racing, demonlition derby and <br />rodeo. <br />Hi JoAnn, <br />Per our telephone conversation, I'm sending you this e-mail. Please send me an e-mail back to let me know you received this <br />letter. Thanks for all your help. <br />To the City of Ramsey Planning Commission: <br />Last night at 7:00 pm, we received a public notice from a neighbor stating that the City of Ramsey Planning Commission is having <br />a hearing on October 4, 2007 (today) to consider a rquest by Diamond's Sports Bar and Grill to permit motocross, snowmobile <br />acing, demonlition derby and rodeo. Because of our work schedules, we are not able to attend this meeting. <br />Ne are residents of Dayton and live across the river from said bar. My spouse and I want to register our complaint about this <br />The noise level from the music they play during the summer already keeps us up at night and we can't imagine the noise pollution <br />:his new permit will create. The leaves on the trees during the summer help a little to keep some of the noise down, but without the <br />eaves in winter, the noise will be unbearable. We can even hear the crowds cheering for games held at the park. We ask you to <br />iote against this permit. <br />also want to say that I was saddened by the fact that neighboring communities do not communicate with each other. I would <br />think that out of common courtesy, Ramsey would have let its neighbors <br />(now about this and other future actions taking place that would directly affect a neighboring community, like Dayton. I would hope <br />hat Dayton would let Ramsey know if something like this was going to be disruptive to their residents. When I called Dayton City <br />-fall and spoke to the Assistant City Administrator, she knew nothing about this matter. <br />(hank you for considering our request. <br />3arbara Boulka, Dayton Resident <br />.arry Boulka, Dayton Resident <br />1 63- 421 -3739 <br />;c: Dayton City Hall - Administrator and Assistant City Administrator <br />See what's new at http: / /www.aol.com <br />10/4/2007 _ 3 _ <br />