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decidedly lacking in 'substance, we can not find the required "copy of the written <br />communication as a proof of coordination" in the application appendix related to <br />either Lake Elmo or Washington County — the two most affected communities. In <br />fact, the required communication was sent to Lake Elmo by the applicant on <br />September 23, 2003 - a month after the application was submitted to the TAB <br />(August 25, 2003). No communication whatever tools place with Lake Elmo prior <br />to the August 25 date that the application was submitted to TAB. We note, <br />however, that communications to MnDOT, Woodbury and Minneapolis TMO <br />from Metro Transit regarding the project — and endorsing responses from those <br />agencies - are all dated well before the application was submitted — July, 2003. <br />3. Even though Lake Elmo promptly responded to the September 23, 2003 <br />communication from Metro Transit regarding the project, we see no evidence that <br />this October 8, 2003 letter from the City raising objections to the project is <br />included in the application Appendix AA, as are the letters from Woodbury, <br />MnDOT,.and Minneapolis TMO. <br />4. On Page 16 of the application, Response Paragraph #3 states that "Preliminary <br />discussions have been held with City of Lake Elmo staff regarding the site." That <br />statement is simply not true. No discussions have been held with City of Lake <br />Elmo staff regarding the site — ever. Had there been such discussions in advance <br />of the application, the siting issue noted in #1 above would have been discovered. <br />5. On Page 16 of the application the "Approvals needed to implement of the project' <br />are reported by the applicant. There is no reference here to the access permits that <br />would likely be required to City and County Streets, nor the <br />Planning/ZoningBuildirig permits that would be required to be obtained from the <br />City. <br />Coordination/Communications Between Lake Elmo and Metro Transit <br />In addition the applicant/host community (Lake Elmo) communication issues noted <br />above, on January 23, 2004 Lake Elmo sent a letter to Kevin Roggenbuck at the <br />Metropolitan Council noting some of the issues addressed here, and requesting inclusion <br />of that letter and the October 8, 2003 letter from Lake Elmo in the application <br />documentation being reviewed and ranked by TAC/TAB. We requested that Mr. <br />Roggenbuck advise Lake Elmo as to whether it was his intent to do so. As of today <br />(February 18, 2004) we have not had any response to our January 23 letter from Metro <br />Transit or Mr. Roggenbuck. <br />Lake Elmo Basis for Objection to the Project — As Proposed <br />The City of Lake Elmo — by its City Council — offers the following considerations in <br />support of its objections to the proposed siting of the I-94 East Park & Ride in Lake <br />Elmo: <br />1. Should use of Mn/DOT right of way as the park and ride site be found to be <br />physically impossible — as it appears to be — any other location in Lake Elmo will <br />result in "office" zoned and/or guided private property being purchased for the <br />
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