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Dear Chloe, <br />Re: Hunt Property (Platinum Land) Project No. 20-105 <br />As residents of Ramsey at the above address for 30 years, we are very much against the <br />rezoning of referenced property. We moved to Ramsey from Eden Prairie due to the massive <br />development that was being experienced there. We moved here for the semi -country style of <br />living, and we have enjoyed the semi -rural setting of Ramsey with bountiful wildlife very much. <br />We own 7 acres just across 175th Avenue NW - 2nd property north of 175th. The rezoning of <br />the Hunt Property would result in an abrupt change from the project to our 7 acre parcel <br />bordering it. We are not against development, as we realize that is going to happen, but to <br />rezone so dramatically, and abruptly adjacent to acreages, it is going to impact our lifestyle, and <br />according to a relative in real estate, our property desirability and valuation. We are also <br />concerned about the wildlife we enjoy - sandhill cranes are nesting on the north part of the <br />property in question - the water along the south of 175th Avenue NW. <br />As I stood in my driveway just past 175th on Nowthen Blvd. (Cty 5) this A.M. at 7:00, I am blown <br />away by the tremendous amount of traffic despite the fact that the majority of business is still <br />shut down by Walz. Semi after semi barrelling by at 60+ mph and car after car. The semi -tractor <br />trailer traffic down Nowthen Blvd (Cty 5) is for the drivers to avoid the weigh station on Hwy 10. I <br />am thinking it is good that I have nowhere to go this morn because it would be near impossible <br />for me to get out of my driveway. The latter is very much like pre -virus shut-in. When the Covid <br />thing is over, I can only imagine AND then I think, OMG! what is it going to be like when the City <br />of Ramsey drops 1000 more cars onto Nowthen Blvd (Cty 5) via the Hunt property <br />development! This project is totally INSANE given the current road system which will not be able <br />to handle it. Obviously, they will have to put lights at the junction on Nowthen and 175th (Cty 73) <br />and they will have to reduce speeds back to at least Green Valley Rd. otherwise they will have a <br />killing field on their hands. We will have "butcher road" right here in Ramsey. And they talk <br />about doing a road study in 2021?? That's kind of like starting birth control after 4 mos pregnant! <br />The developer doesn't care - if he had his way, he would have 3,000 houses in the development <br />-follow the money!! I have listened to developers in other municipalities and they all sing the <br />same song - "you have a beautiful city and we would never do anything to disrupt that." <br />Bottom line concerns to the development: <br />1) The current road system will not accomodate the huge number of cars it will dump onto <br />Nowthen Blvd. The road system already doesn't support the current traffic. Our concern over <br />safety upon entering the high speed traffic on Nowthen Blvd. from our property CURRENTLY is <br />tantamount- let alone what we will experience with the grossly increased traffic from the <br />development. I have selfishly expounded upon OUR safety, but the safety of those in the <br />proposed development is notwithstanding. Traffic/speed studies will reveal our concern. <br />2} Rezoning objection. <br />Regards, <br />Lonnie & Denice Gray <br />17530 Nowthen Blvd NW <br />
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