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December20,2003 <br /> <br />City of Ramsey <br />15153 Nowthen Blvd NW <br />Ramsey, MN 55303 <br /> <br />Re: electric fence on neighboring property <br /> <br />To the City Staff and Council members: <br /> <br />We are submitting this letter to appeal the City's outlined approval for the <br />Konzaks etectdc fence. As adjoining property owners, we feel that our concems <br />were not properly addressed. Although we have been told that Mr. Elvig has <br />spent a great deal of time on this matter, many of us have not heard from him at <br />all. We feel he represented the Konzaks, but not the affected community. Our <br />goal is to arrange a meeting with the City council, so that we may also have a <br />voice in this matter. This only seems fair, if the City wants to consider the final <br />approval a "compromise" to all involved. Many of us were told that the set-back <br />would be 1-2'feet. If we had known this figure would be tess, you would have <br />heard from us sooner. <br /> <br />The following are some (but not all) of our concerns: <br /> <br />· Why wasn't a 1-2 foot set-back acceptable to the Konzaks? <br />· We feel that a 2-3 foot set-back would be required to contain the <br /> animals 100% completely on the Konzaks property. This figure takes <br /> into consideration the size of the horses, the potential reach of their <br /> neck, and containment of their waste. <br />· We question the' use of 8 wires ( 3 live). This seems excessive, when <br /> many times, a single live wire to contain a horse is adequate. The <br /> other wires seem to be for the purpose of keeping others out. This is <br /> not an acceptable reason to be approved for an electdc fence in the <br /> City of Ramsey. If they want so much of a barrier between <br /> themselves and their neighbors, they should be required to use chain <br /> link, or wood, just as any of us would have to. <br />· Why is this fence classified as "potentially" electrically charged? <br /> Either it is electric, or it is not. And how are any of us to know when it <br /> is turned on? <br />· Why were we informed of the approved set-back, only after the fence <br /> was halfway completed? <br /> <br />-202- <br /> <br /> <br />
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