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C/September 10, 1984 <br />property surrounding landfill, assessed valuations overstate the <br />value of that property. Property owners expect that new <br />appraisals will result in greatly reduced property taxes. <br />Newspaper articles have been published regarding surrounding <br />property devaluation because of landfills. The seriousness is <br />documented by PCA's placing the present landfill on their <br />priority list for cleanup funding. The present'damage will be <br />compounded by any expansion of the landfill. Property owners <br />will take whatever action is necessary to prevent the expansion. <br />The power to prevent further damage to these surrounding <br />properties as well as others, rests in Council's hands. By <br />exercising good common sense, mistakes of the past can be <br />corrected and problems of the future avoided. Mr. Reichert then <br />submitted a letter to Mayor Gamec from the office of Coale, <br />Reichert and Sand, dated September 7, 1984. <br /> <br />Lois Boettcher - 14605 Sunfish Lake Blvd. - Stated that earlier <br />the Pledge of Allegiance was recited and the words 'justice for <br />all' made her wonder where the justice is for herself. She has <br />lived here for 25 years and the landfill has been here 10-12 <br />years and she has had to put up with the noise, litter and truck <br />traffic. Her home is probably unsaleable. She is getting <br />nothing in return; where is her justice. <br /> <br />Jim Battenberg - 7471 150th Lane - On July 30, 1984 his house <br />burned down and in the process of rebuilding decided to <br />relandscape his back yard and now he is being sued by DNR. <br />He never applied for a permit but the Building Inspector saw what <br />he was doing and never told him he was doing anything wrong. How <br />can Ramsey allow the State to designate half of his lot wetlands <br />and then sue him because he wants to make a back yard. <br /> <br />Mr. Schnelle immediately <br />discuss the problem. <br /> <br />took Mr. <br /> <br />Battenberg to his office to <br /> <br />~q~est For Conditional ~ Perm~_~~Q~ waste <br /> <br />Edward Moersfelder - Leonard Street & Deinard - Attorneys At Law - <br />Representing Waste Management in their application for a <br />conditional use permit. On June 25, 1984 we met before Council, <br />Planning and Zoning and the citizens to have a public hearing and <br />present our application for permit. A law was passed dealing <br />with establishing landfills in the Metro area -- one of those <br />sites may be Site P in Ramsey. Since that time, Waste <br />Management,Ramsay and Anoka have been engaged in negotiations to <br />accomplish: <br /> <br />Settling dispute of long standing between the two cities with <br />respect to ownership. <br /> <br />Page 6 of 14 <br /> <br /> <br />