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<br />December 2, 2009 <br /> <br />City of Ramsey-Board of Adjustment <br />RE:Requtistto support Mr. Mark Hilliard's Shed Variance Reque~tat 5161- ] 56th Lane <br /> <br />To City Staff: <br /> <br />My name is Jeff Durant and I amthe owner ofthe residence at 5150 _iS6lh Lane due West of the <br />Hilliard residence. <br /> <br />!.support granting the variance applied for by my neighbor Mark Hilliard for each oftlle following <br />reasons: <br /> <br />1. The alternate shed location proposed by city staff will result in large scale earth fill and will direct <br />more unwanted water drainage onto my property. The existing current drainage is acceptable to all <br />p31ties and the inspector's alternate location proposal will direct unwantedwatei' onto my property <br />unnecessarily. This can be completely avoided if the variance is granted. <br /> <br />2. The city staffaltemate location proposal is also unacceptable to me because it will place the shed <br />structure in a location that diminishes the value of my property, as shed location proposed by city <br />staff, will be directly visible from all my d~ck, pool and garden areas. The location proposed by <br />:Mr. Hilliard will be mostly hidden from all adjoining lots and will be screened by trees/foliage. It <br />will maintain the essential natural wooded character of our lots. Having a large storage shed ahnost <br />in my backyard will not improve my lots value. <br /> <br />3. The inspector's alternate location will also severely restrict effective mainten311Ce vehicles access <br />because placing the shed in alternate location will block any future maintenance equipment access <br />that might be needed by both our properties as might be needed for repair of stort'n damages or for <br />water ~upply-well maintenance equipment. This would be a situation where the city's refusal to <br />grant a variance would impose unreasonable future restrictions necessary to properly maintain our <br />homes, lots and water utilities in case of damages. . <br /> <br />Mr. Hilliard's proposed shed location is the best for all the lots bordering his property becaus~ it <br />minimizes the visibility oftlle shed for all neighbors, maintains property values, protects existing <br />mature trees and existing natural drainage, and allows for future access to essential utilities such as <br />water, electric and cable should maintenance equipment need to be broughtin for essential repairs. . <br /> <br />1 would urge you to not accept the city staff's alternate site location for the building as its only' impact . <br />would be to lower property values aild unnecessarily restrict future access for esseiltial repairs. The city <br />staff proposal provides no advantage to actual propelty owners. <br /> <br /> <br />P7 <br />
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