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The property at 7306 24th Avenue North is a ten and one -half acre apple orchard on the eastern edge <br />of Lino Lakes. I have owned this property since 1982 and it has been used for agricultural purposes <br />continuously for over 100 years. It is a clean and well kept property. To my knowledge, it is the only <br />apple orchard in Lino Lakes. We are licensed by the State of Minnesota as a "Minnesota Grown" <br />orchard. <br />Apparently and unbeknownst to me, the Zoning Ordinance restricts farms of under 20 acres to two <br />accessory buildings with maximum combined square footage of 5,000 square feet. <br />I lease 10 acres of land one - eighth of a mile north of this farm where I grow apples, pears, pumpkins <br />and produce cut firewood, which I supply to the Anoka County Parks Department campgrounds and <br />sell from this orchard. <br />Surrounding my property are farms which are over 20 acres and not subject to the restrictions of this <br />ordinance. <br />It is absolutely vital to the business of this orchard to construct a new storage and sales building. The <br />business of producing fresh market fruit is very competitive and in order to survive, we need to have <br />quality storage facilities and sales areas. <br />The addition of this building will not in any way adversely impact the surrounding properties. In fact, <br />the recent demolition and removal of an old deteriorated corn silo shed have improved the appearance <br />of the orchard and helped to make way for what will be a quality structure about the size of a two and <br />one -half car garage, located alongside of the existing barn. <br />We have made a considerable investment and a personal commitment to be good neighbors in this City <br />and we appreciate your consideration of this request. <br />
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