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would stick out if the rest of the homes are larger. He recommended splitting the lot and adding <br />a portion to each of the neighboring lots. <br /> <br />Mike Engels, 145th Court, Ramsey, stated that there will be lot of issues that people are going to <br />talk about regarding the development, but his main concerns have to do with the drainage ponds, <br />and tree preservation, and traffic. He inquired as to how the traffic study was completed because <br /> <br />he did not think that the number presented were reasonable with the size of <br />proposed. He also stated that CSAH. #5 is a major corridor to Ramsey <br />be the first thing that people see. He suggested that some type of buffer <br />#5. In regards to 145th Court he would expect them to extend the road <br />all of the trees until the property is ready to built on and then <br />builder. The other things he did not understand is why some <br />some would be dry. He stated that this will be very a big <br />felt that the City needed to proceed carefully with it. <br /> <br />being <br />will <br />ed along CSAH <br />but leave <br />up to the <br />wet and <br />and <br /> <br />Joe Field, 5931 1452' Lane, Ramsey, stated that he <br />the development of the peninsula, but he does ob <br />peninsula. He explained that he has seen a number of' <br />numerous wildlife in the area. The peninsula is a beautiful <br />would enjoy the beauty of the peninsula <br />of photographs of the peninsula. He <br />affect everyone that lives across the pons. <br />made that some type of standard be included <br /> <br />Denise Albrecht, 143rd <br />traffic. Speeding along~D~rosiu~:::~S~: very <br />development. <br /> <br />a legal objection to <br />of the trees along the <br />pond area, and there is <br />even the new development <br />:he Commission <br />the peninsula would <br />see some assurances <br /> <br /> that her main concern has to do with <br />it will only get worse with the proposed <br /> <br />Ron Sorenski?, 14J]:~'!.'J~nket of the holding ponds are proposed to be <br />behind his house and ~ of his property is low land. He did not understand why <br />the pond:~.6~i~Yhot~be i~ated., in that location. Mr. Sorenski. reviewed the area for the <br /> <br />$~i~'.9,14545 ~pton'5~eet, Ri~sey, stated that there =e vew uNque assets N these <br />ner~p0oo s. ~t was ~eii=e of the =ees =d ponds that they chose to move Nto Rmsey. She <br />stated~,~at Jt was her und~anding that the Park Co~ssion w~ considering cash in lieu of <br />g~een sp~e;~whch she:dl~:~ot~..: . th~ was a good decision. H= omer concern had to do wire the <br />health of the~e~andg:Sfide the development occurs. She explained that ~e development is just <br />under me mregh ia' ' eeding an enviromental assessment, which she s=ongly urged me CiW <br />to complete bef0~)~proving the development. <br /> <br />Stacy Dresel, Iodine Street, Ramsey, stated that three are several children that live along Iodine <br />Street and she has a problem with the statement that was made regarding the additional five to <br /> <br />Planning Commission/June 5, 2001 <br /> Page 11 of 30 <br /> <br />-33- <br /> <br /> <br />
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