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591 Stop building houses. <br />598 We have great business owners, want to continue fostering and supporting that in our <br />community. <br />600 I think the City must solve infrastructure issues before anything happens. Water needs to <br />be the #1 priority. Why should I own a high priced home and not be able to water my <br />lawn and landscaping. The current water ban is all wrong. Don't add more housing until <br />this is FIXED. I've live here only 3 years and I am considering moving out of the area <br />because of it and the lack of thinks to do or dine. <br />601 No more houses. You guys have done a terrible job with these new neighborhoods. You <br />have ruined the feel of lake Elmo. <br />605 I would have preferred to keep Lake Elmo the way it was. Small town feel minutes from <br />the metro. That is not what you have in mind. Everything you are proposing destroys <br />what Lake Elmo was for so many years and what attracted so many of us to call it home. <br />607 I live in Easton village and absolutely love the downtown strip. I would like to see <br />continued growth of local establishments that are beneficial and used by the local <br />community. <br />613 It has the potential to be a great area if more retail and dining options could be brought <br />in. <br />616 Better enforcement of codes, etc <br />623 Thx for making this timely electronic opportunity to respond. <br />627 There's so much untapped potential. <br />629 We have enough housing and with the water issues, not sure why we would be <br />considering more residential <br />637 Keep it quaint. <br />639 It needs to expand significantly- the downtown is much too small for the population and <br />expected growth <br />641 Keep it small town. We moved here for the small town feel. If we wanted a large suburb <br />we wouldn't moved to Stillwater, Oakdale or Woodbury. <br />ResponseID Response