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Notes to bring to the next City of Ramsey meeting set for Thursday, April 7th <br /> Do I want 3 1/2 Homes in front of my one lot? <br /> Who is Pearson properties and do they have the experience to build and maintain <br /> this so-called covenant. What are the Covenant details? <br /> What is Pearson's properties track record with homebuilding? <br /> Who will maintain and finance the water and septic systems? Where will they go <br /> as they are not shown on the plan? <br /> Will the covenant or shared septic be a mound system and if so, what about the <br /> constant power outages? Do you think 39 people will know not to use water and <br /> flush toilets during a power outage? If not, where will the sewer overflow go? <br /> (Average household size in Ramsey 3 x 13 = 39) <br /> Where will the storm runoff and drainage go? Will there be a run off pond? What <br /> will this do to the environment and to the existing neighbor's water and sewer <br /> systems? Has anyone approached the Coon Creek Watershed on whether they <br /> will even allow this without creating a building area retention pond or water <br /> storage system? <br /> If you have 13 homes most likely you will have 26 drivers at a minimum, going to <br /> and from work daily. That is 52 trips down Bowers Drive each day, then add their <br /> children's cars and truck deliveries. <br /> Code stats, construction dirt and debris on roadways needs to be kept clean and <br /> open excavation areas needs to be watered down from blowing sand. Who will <br /> maintain a road free clean environment? Will the city enforce these laws to keep <br /> this clean and in control and do we have the cities word they will enforce this? <br /> Will there be a cost to us homeowners that appears on our electric bill for the <br /> storm drainage utility ordinance? <br />