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Tim Gladhill <br />From: Tom Kurak (twcorp@comcast.net) <twcorp@comcast.net> <br />Sent: Wednesday, April 7, 2021 11:51 AM <br />To: Tim Gladhill <br />Cc: Chloe McGuire Brigl <br />Subject: Re: Respond to this Email - Comment on Williams Woods <br />Thank You for the opportunity to provide imput to the planning process . I think it serves the City's <br />interest best to provide a reserved 60 ft. corridor to the 40 acres that has Thorn Lake as it's prominent <br />feature . It is also the right thing to do during the planning process ,that is to eliminate land locked <br />property. When designing the access , making it curve is an option . I think the Planner should be <br />given maximum latitude in the design .1 thank all who consider these comments , the Owner's the <br />Planners, Board members, city residents ,and City Council members . Tom Kurak and Patti Kurak <br />On 04/07/2021 11:05 AM Tim Gladhill <tgladhill@ci.ramsey.mn.us> wrote: <br />Tom: <br />Thank you for your time. Here is what I believe you are asking the Planning Commission (and <br />subsequent to that the City Council) in regards to the Williams Woods plat. Please respond to this email <br />if you agree and we will include in public comments. A reminder that the Planning Commission is <br />meeting tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. <br />Reauest <br />• Reserve a 60 foot corridor (could be easement or outlot to the City) through the Williams Woods <br />Plat to reserve future access to your parcel (image below). <br />Background <br />This parcel is part of the original Public Land Survey System that created a system to convey parcels in <br />40 acre sizes. As the area around this parcel has developed, this parcel has remained land locked. At <br />minimum, the City is obligated to provide a cartway as defined by Minnesota Statutes. It is your belief <br />that reserving a 60 foot corridor provides the maximum flexibility for the City in the future. You are not <br />asking the City to construct any improvements today, just simply reserve the corridor. You understand <br />that a wetland delineation will be required in the future. Further, you understand that there is no <br />i <br />