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Cindy Sherman, Director Re: Kenko, Inc. February 24, 1999 Page Two In addressing each of the five conditions for the Exception, we satisfy condition one (1) by the fact that our office lease has been terminated and we need to relocate our administrative offices on or before June I, 1999, without such a move to our Ramsey property we will not only incur undue hardship through a detrimental business disruption but also a wasting of corporate assets; condition two (2) is satisfied by the fact that our present use of the property is necessary by June 1, 1999, or its status as a corporate asset will be diminished and certainly not preserved or enjoyed as an existing asset or property right; condition three (3) is satisfied in that granting of the exception will not be injurious to the public weffare or other property as already determined by our expired Development Agreement; condition four (4) is again satisfied by the expired Development Agreement in that our use of the land has been determined to be harmonious with the existing Comprehensive Plan and our willingness to commit to a future connection Mth City sewer & water resolves any concerns that our development would adversely affect any future planning objectives of the City; condition five (5) is satisfied by the fact that our proposed development is consistent with the intent and purpose of this Ordinance in that our development does not conflict with any of the proposed amendments to the Comprehensive Plato ' Based upon the foregoing, we respectfully submit this request for an exception from the current building moratorium under Ordinance Number 98-13, thereby, allowing us to complete construction of our office building by June 1, 1999. Certainly, ffyou have any questions or need for clarification of items discussed in this letter, please contact me directly. Sincerely, Luvem,,McG~-~ ~'dT,~~ Ken_ko, Inc. I I I I ! I I I I I' i I ! ! i I i I I