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! <br />I Jack Miller 4140 Terrace Lane Minnetonka, stated that owns the ro e' known as <br /> , , p p rty <br />_ Estates. He stated that he wanted to have an opportunity at some stage in this process to~g-ive <br /> ...... --';~.Z:~:: <br />I view on the situation. He explmned that he has spent a good majority of his adul~f~'~ghting <br /> for things and it ~s often &fficult to see the issue from the other point of vlew.~b'fi{i~tory and <br />.. facts usually overcome emotion. Ramsey is in Anoka County which is m the ~n coug~:~rnetro <br /> ' · ~5~'.''' · a?E~. · <br />i area and there are laws that have been passed to make ~t so that all of ~i~ount~es are..::~ ~t <br /> together" and their responsibility is not only to their own background. Miller revi~; <br /> 462 and Chapter 473 that dealt with local government and m~opol~!'g~vemment. <br />· <br /> Chapter <br />~ emphasized on the issue that cities are required to have an adopted'ft~8~hens~e Plan and ff a <br /> ......... ~ <br /> cities Comprehensive Plan is m confhct with the zomng ord~nanee~e or,Trance shall be brought <br /> .... ,,~'~;' .~,~' . . . <br />ffi into conformance w~th the Comprehensive Plan. Mr. Mlller~presented the Counml w~th a map <br />~ depicting the different types of development in Ramsey~,~'g back t9~71. He stated that the <br /> urban developments that have occurred in the C1 o rural plat~;,}tia~ve done so with no <br />~ complaints and were done m comphance w~th the mpreh0 . The C~ty ~s <br />~ keying the density transition ordinance and the proposed~'.~.~.'l~re~gSve Plan on a unlawful <br />~ premise which is the validity of the Charter Amendment. that the ordinance is not <br />~ lawful and if the Council does not agree with that, they should gYf~m)al lega~opinion going <br />" back to when the Charter Amendments~was placed on the ballots. Cffff~!y ~ two lawsuits <br />-- against the City they will have a~dec'f's~'-,s~ER9-~regardlng the legality of er Amendment <br />I pertaining to density and that the,~~?d on the spirit oft er. <br /> <br />· Councilmember Henddksen sta~ect that'~e may na ~t he thought the person on <br />~ a ¼ acre lot was the enemy, but when ffx~Kurak~i~erty was':~.~mpted to be developed into <br /> townhomes, he qmckly learned that ¼ acr~::l~ o,v~ers have tk~(~me concerns. He indicated that <br /> , ~.~¢i~' ' . ~: . . . <br />ffi the statement that~e~other developments~?Oemrred wlthout controversy is false. Slgmficant <br />I <br />~ battles were f,.0~tv~OV~}~[ban developm'Eg~. Apple Ridge was the reason the Charter <br /> Amendment~dopted. ~e~re may or may~'e!~:a loophole to overturn the Charter Amendment, <br />~ ~t ,~ th~$~a=~ ,~ ado~*,~ the ~oo~ ~ ~w~y =dm. ~,~,~ ~a~ q~,t <br /> <br />· Mr. Miller mqu~' ' '"'~"Nt [f~'CiO~%~~o know if the Charter is legal prior to adopting the <br />-- oralnance. '~ . <br /> <br />· ~6i~;ember, Andersoa:3~que{.g,~ned~ if Mr. Miller knew why the already developed area was <br /> <br /> Mr. Miller rep~ that he ~as not sure as to why ~at ~ea was included in ~SA. <br /> <br />~ ':~ c: M~u.:~;::68 Juniper mdge, E~y, ~tat~d ~at for ~w. :~W~: ~r~ iS ~' <br /> different <br />~ -,., o~i~io~ ~g~ea ~a~ h~ ob~ts ~h~ ~o~t to ~e ia= that peo ~, *o~ ~ ~ot~ ha~ ~o <br /> ~'~om sma~ s because that ~s not the c~e. ~. Miller does not hve here and does not ~ow ~e <br /> peo~le~nere. ~e ts me reason as to wny mey neea to pass m~s wpe or oram~ce oecause mere ~e <br /> dev~fffirs that w~t to come into the ~ea ~d build a development to its m~imum densi~ and. <br /> g~Y <br /> . ~ey don't care about ~Nng in ~e co~uniW o~er ~ m~ng money. <br />I <br /> Ci~ Counc~ecember 12, 2000 <br /> Page 19 of 25 <br /> <br />-81- <br /> <br /> <br />