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To: <br />Mayor Tom Gamec <br />Ramsey City Council <br />Ramsey Planning and Zoning Commission <br />Ramsey Parks Commission <br />City Administrator, Kurt Ulrich <br />April 4, 2008 <br />On March 13, 2008, residents who own lakeshore property surrounding Sunfish <br />Lake were invited by Ramsey staff to meet with Mark Riverblood and your consultants, <br />Brauer & Associates, to discuss options and ideas regarding undeveloped <br />properties surrounding the shoreline. We were in attendance along with our neighbors <br />Bob and Sharon Bruns. Mr Ben Deemer, who owns lakeshore on the southern portion of <br />the lake, attended a meeting held later that evening regarding the same subject. <br />When discussing the development of the Sunfish Lake Park, many items were brought <br />up. Among them were options for trail ways along the shore line and throughout parts of <br />the undeveloped property to the north of Sunfish Lake, also known as Thomaswood <br />Farms. <br />During the discussions your consultants quizzed us regarding our thoughts and feelings <br />regarding, among other items, a possible land "swap" for lakeshore using landfill <br />property located directly across Sunfish Lake Blvd. We are not certain if Ramsey has <br />ownership of that property and if so, if it is suitable for homes. <br />Another suggestion put forth that evening was to allow higher densities during a future <br />platting process in return for a lakeshore trail. <br />During the meeting we said we might consider the proposals if, in deed, Ramsey could <br />prove that land value west of Sunfish Lake Blvd and south of Alpine Park was sufficient <br />to make up for the value of lakeshore property lost to any future site plan. Also, the City <br />Council and neighbors of our farm would have to come to an agreement regarding higher <br />density. We are certain a higher end association maintained condominium community <br />integrated with upper bracket single family homes is attainable. However, while that is <br />an option, we feel that remaining with the single family residential zoning is more <br />desirable to our neighbors and the community as a whole. <br />We have had time to think about our discussions of that evening and have since come to a <br />new conclusion on the subject. It is our plan to sell our home and farm in its entirety. <br />Knowing the difficulties the above proposals could bring to negotiations of a sale, it is <br />important that you are aware we are no longer interested in any type of "land/money" <br />exchange. <br />
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