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September 15, 2022 <br />Reilly S Anderson <br />7795 Clydesdale Circle <br />Lino Lakes, MN 55014 <br />Re: Robinson Sod Farm Development <br />To Whom It May Concern; <br />I am writing to express my concern and opposition to the proposed Robinson Sod Farm Development. As <br />a local resident, I cherish the green spaces and wildlife the local area has to offer. I frequently see <br />migratory waterfowl, turtles, and predatory birds that use the sod farm as a habitat corridor and nesting <br />area. In fact, the sod farm is included in the Audobon Society's Important Bird Map, and currently acts as <br />additional sanctuary for wildlife outside of Carlos Avery Wildlife Management Area. Going forward with <br />the proposed housing development threatens to further fragment the habitats of birds and other wildlife <br />within Anoka county, and will add new stressors to the local environment. As summer weather becomes <br />increasingly extreme and unpredictable, newly constructed impervious surfaces will further stress the <br />local aging drainage systems, threatening the homes and properties of existing area residents with <br />flooding, many of which were built many years ago. <br />Furthermore, the already out -of -control issue of high volume, high speed local traffic raises major <br />concerns as to how traffic will be managed in the area. This relatively quiet part of Lino Lakes is already <br />turning into a more hazardous and congested area, with commuters racing through the neighborhoods. <br />The proposed new roads and feeder routes will be ineffective in mitigating this problem. In recent years, <br />the neighborhood has become dangerous for bicyclists and pedestrians- a simple trip to the mailbox is <br />treacherous. The addition of this proposed high density housing will add a critical amount of new motor <br />traffic that will exceed the local infrastructure's ability to provide safe streets. <br />After review of the EAW and careful discussion with others in the neighborhood, I am opposed to the <br />proposed development and believe that preserving the farm is in the best interest of the city, its residents <br />and the local environment. Please consider the needs of current residents near the Robinson Sod Farm and <br />oppose this development which will serve to benefit big money investors and realtors, instead of our <br />families and environment. <br />Sincerely, <br />Reilly Anderson <br />
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