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Joan Sandidge Art, s4 +� <br /> 7817 Bona Road • <br /> Mounds View MN 55112 <br /> June 2, 1992 4( Ilk <br /> T4 -14 <br /> A � � <br /> City of Mounds View 411 <br /> 2401 Highway 10 <br /> Mounds View MN 55112trZZtZ <br /> tirr- <br /> To: Members of the Planning Commission <br /> I am writing in regards to the development request of <br /> Harstad Companies to contruct single family homes on the <br /> property legally know as: <br /> EX W 180 FT OF N 183 FT THE NW 1/4 <br /> OF SE 1/4 OF SW 1/4 (SUBJ TO RDS) <br /> IN SEC 5 TN 30 RN 23 <br /> I understand that this development will be built on 7.9 <br /> acres of land designated as wetlands. The only change made <br /> in the current proposal is the increased lot size while <br /> still accomadating three homes in the wetland and eleven <br /> homes on the wetland buffer zone. <br /> • <br /> It is my understanding that Mounds View has an excellent <br /> Wetland Ordinance, which took many hours to prepare. What <br /> was the purpose of developing an ordinance only to have it <br /> torn apart by variances ? <br /> I have lived in my house since May 1978 and have had no <br /> water problems inside my home. I have, however, had <br /> structural damage to the foundation and my backyard <br /> continues to sink and is saturated during the spring and <br /> summer heavy rains. My front yard has been flooded up to 30 <br /> • - - - <br /> was told by Ric Minetor that these problems were not forseen <br /> when homes were developed in this area 15 years ago and that <br /> it may take up to five years if ever to rectify, if <br /> homeowners agree to pay for storm sewers. How did this end <br /> up being the homeowners problem? Perhaps because the city <br /> officials didn't take the time to do their Job? <br /> There has been widespread water damage caused to many homes <br /> in the Mounds View area due to negligence of the City <br /> Government to explore the possible consequences for current <br /> Mounds View homeowners. All of these issues have been <br /> brought before City officials in the past only to have you <br /> continue to consider endangering existing homeowners <br /> • property. <br />