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Rick DeGardner <br /> From: Jeremy Stimpson [aO <br /> Sent: Friday, May 20, 2016 1:13 PM <br /> To: Rick DeGardner; Katie Larsen; Sara Stimpson <br /> Subject: Re: Sioux Lane Development <br /> Rick, <br /> Thank you for your response. I just want to make sure I understand that the city is suggesting that the residents of my <br /> neighborhood utilize Rice Lake Elementary, which is outside ybur stated 1/4 mile - 1/2 mile radius (Spirit Hills is actually <br /> .75 miles from RLE) for park service area,for our park needs. If so, is the School District aware of this suggestion and <br /> does this fit into district security protocol? If so, my wife and daughter look forward to using the park during the school <br /> day. <br /> I am surprised that you find that park size to not be viable, and I am confident that the residents of other developments <br /> in other cities that have neighborhood parks would be surprised by your assertion. This is a continued reflection on what <br /> the city prioritizes compared to neighboring cities such as Shoreview which has a neighborhood park in the Ponds <br /> development that is smaller than this one. I'd feel better as a parent of children at Rice Lake if the city leveraged this <br /> potential park space rather than suggesting it's okay for the general public to be on school property to utilize the park <br /> there. <br /> I've included a link to the one acre park just south of the Lino Lakes border. <br /> City of Shoreview : Ponds Park. <br /> City of Shoreview : Ponds Park <br /> Thanks, <br /> Jeremy <br /> 1 <br />
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