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Summary of Apiary Plan <br />16137 Dysprosium St NW, Ramsey MN 55303 <br />We would like to establish an apiary of up to six (6) honeybee hives on the residential property owned <br />by Kathleen and Charles Rosenow at 16137 Dysprosium St NW in Ramsey. We have reviewed the zoning <br />regulations regarding beekeeping within the City of Ramsey, and our apiary is designed to fully comply <br />with those regulations, as follows: <br />• The apiary will consist of 1-6 Langstroth movable frame hives, each less than 20 cubic feet in <br />volume. This type of hive is the industry standard in the United States. <br />• The apiary will be in the back yard, behind the house, 50 feet or more from any property line <br />and outside of all easements. The hives will be more than 10 feet from any existing structure. <br />• Water will be continuously available to the hives. County Ditch #66 crosses the property near <br />where the apiary will be located and the back of the property is on the Rum River. <br />• The hives will be buffered on the north, south, and east by wooded space that includes a <br />mixture of deciduous and coniferous vegetation. The house lies west of the apiary, between the <br />hives and the street. <br />• Reasonable precautions will be taken against bears, skunks and other predators that may be <br />attracted to the hives. <br />• The initial bee population will be obtained from a vendor known for docile strains and gentle <br />queens without swarming tendencies. <br />We recently completed the University of Minnesota Department of Entomology's "Beekeeping in <br />Northern Climates —Year 1" (certificate attached). We learned proper hive and colony management <br />techniques, including specific practices to control disease and prevent overcrowding and thus <br />minimizing the chance of swarming. <br />We are fully committed to establishing and maintaining the hives according to the City's regulations and <br />standards through well -established beekeeping practices that are known to develop successful, <br />neighborhood -friendly hives. <br />A sketch of the planned location of the apiary is attached, along with a statement from immediate <br />neighbors who are supportive of our endeavor. <br />Thank you for your consideration. <br />Respectfully submitted, <br />Kathleen Rosenow Date <br />
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