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Mr. Jim Overtoom, 16660 JaSper Strei~tl sth~ed they are at the meeting to talk abouf the <br />Comprehensive Plan. He stated ithe City spent: many years and much d~scuss~on to come:iup~ith <br />a Comprehensive Plan. He staiCd six, days ago, they received a petition from a d~lb:¢er <br />resident to change that plan.r Hel. stetted ;t,iley need to study what the es to the;~' <br />Comprehensive Plan mean to t~e citYl Be did inot feel a sixty-day review for.~ dment to <br />the Comprehensive Plan is ad~atel :: i ...'~(~!~;- <br /> <br />Mr. Overtoom stated a ComP~.¢hensive ?lan !change for these develoF~,will <br />livability of Ramsey. He sta~d theY i~e reSiuesting the tann~ :Gomr/ii~ion to deny <br />Comprehensive Plan AmendmcnI and. the~Sketch Plan , ,d~ts resent state. <br /> <br />Mr. Jeff Uecker, 17121 Vanolite Street; :stated th, ~ent a long t~me &scussmg thei? '~.~: <br />Comprehensive Plan change and} now they :are :going more g amending <br />again when they should be pla~ing fOr:the next losing all of the <br />rural character by the use of the density. <br /> <br />Vice Chairperson Johnson stated':they are 0nly a recommendint <br /> <br />the City Council. <br /> <br />Mr. Gary Smith, 16821 <br />three years later than when it <br />should be concentrating on <br />sense. He explained the <br />adding more homes. He <br />overcrowded and nothing <br />leave the amendment as it is and! deal wi <br />more homes on the: <br /> <br /> Mr. Chuck <br /> towards, t~e'development <br /> since h~':ha°ved into <br /> inadequiite ro~wa, <br /> the land and ar~' <br /> ,_his home. City <br />~.:!!"!~(iwil~ .riot have to <br /> hook up toCity sewer <br /> <br />AvenUe <br /> <br />the ten-year <br /> He stated instead <br /> did not <br /> <br /> was submitted <br /> this plan, they <br /> development made <br /> congested roads instead of <br /> overcrowded and is still <br /> ~ut He thought they should <br /> ~lems ,s. He stated by adding <br />ly adding to the problems, not solving them. <br /> <br /> felt Traprock is the first step in moving <br /> described the history of his neighborhood <br /> years stated there is no transition in the lot sizes, <br /> : . or more automobiles, the. ecological impact on <br /> approved, City sewer and water will pass by <br />he WOuld have. tO hOOk up within two years, the City Charter says he <br /> he WOutd like some assurance that he would not have to <br /> his system is inadequate. <br /> <br />Mr. Hedstrom;~stated Mr. PetersOn meeting with the neighborhoods. The best <br />argument he hii~i'for Mr. Peterson's development is he is holding twenty acres of what is being <br />proposed for a.- ~.'.'end. He asked :the CommiSsi°n to refuse the request of Mr. Peterson to amend <br />the ComprehenSiVe Plan. <br /> <br />Mr, Bob Hanborg, 15755 Traprock Street }Nw, stated he was encouraged by the number of <br />people at the meeting speaking Upi He stated what became evident to him is it seems like the cart <br />is getting put before the horse when this d~velopment may not even take place because the clean <br />up may cost more than expected. He wondered What would happen then, would the amendment <br /> <br /> Plan~ning commis$~°n/March 3, 2005 <br /> Page 6 !of 22 <br /> <br /> <br />