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Date Submitted: 06/25/2025 <br />Name: Kristen Iverson <br />Subject: AUAR Response <br />Comment: Hello, <br />I have a few concerns I would like to address in response to the AUAR study. <br />My concern is the negative impact this will have on traffic, and on our natural environment and <br />ecosystems in the study area and surrounding areas. I live on Carl Street, very close to the study area. This <br />is a rural area with larger lot sizes and open green areas. <br />We have Blanding Turtles that nest every year in our yards and surrounding areas. We currently have four <br />sets of Sandhill Cranes that breed and make their home here on Carl Street. We also have Bald Eagles, <br />numerous Owls, waterfowl, pheasants, turkey, deer and bear. Roughly seven miles north is Carlos Avery <br />Wildlife Management Area. This is an important wildlife refuge that contains marshland, lakes and <br />swamps that provides habitat for migratory birds and other wildlife species. This ecosystem needs to be <br />protected, including the land south of Carlos Avery in which we live and reside in. Many of these animals <br />live amongst us on Carl Street and in the surrounding forest areas and open fields near us. <br />We cannot allow high density homes and apartment building high rises, in addition to commercial <br />buildings, in this area because it will destroy this ecosystem. Migratory birds aloft at night migrate <br />through our area on Carl Street and surrounding neighborhoods, with stops to Carlos Avery Wildlife <br />Refuge. <br />It is important to eliminate outdoor lighting and parking lot lighting as much as possible, and to help <br />reduce the amount of reflective glass on windows to help get the birds safely to their destinations. <br />In summary, Lino Lakes needs to locate their commercial and high density developments to areas by Lake <br />Drive and Interstate 35. Let's make the Lake Drive area the new "downtown" area, and let's not ruin <br />peaceful residential neighborhoods with abundant wildlife with close proximity to Carlos Avery Wildlife <br />Management Area. This is a precious ecosystem with natural habitat that has to be saved and protected. <br />Thank you for your time. <br />Address: 352 Carl St, Lino Lakes, MN 55014, United States <br />Page 577 of 617 <br />
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