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0 Mounds View Planning Commission March 19, 1997 <br /> Agenda Meeting Page 11 <br /> Henry Ruggles, 2629 Lake Court Drive, requested more information on where <br /> the ingress/egress will be for Parcel A and expressed his concern regarding short- <br /> cuts that may occur using Mounds View Drive and hoped it would be.; igned to <br /> �zzz� <br /> accommodate anything that is developed there. Director 81 on• ted out on <br /> the map that the proposed access point for Parce lA does i`µ,. with Mounds <br /> alz�, �xzizuz.zzii;:.:...a <br /> AK" <br /> ,zazzr. wzzzz <br /> View Drive. : K" . .z i <br /> �,z5% ii%i.%zziir.z t.,. <br /> or iztiizzz:>.z`i z;iz ;. <br /> Mike Weber, 2512 County Road H2, inform, #'the Corr fssio that t one <br /> cezzz •z`` �fiiz`r.:•;:gizik?ii#zz <br /> the residents who did not accept an offer froV,.a Deoper. He Neat <br /> he does not like the plan at all and is conceri" :. . . � he traffic, teenilems <br /> and drainage control. He believes that their rfitiMMRed is residential and that <br /> the plan is not good for the area and that the the4prntriArkshould listen to the <br /> concerns of the people of Mounds View. 47"?. <br /> . l „rzxi}VER ., <br /> Joe Beaton, representing Louise OEI 1 i •.essed the dience explaining that <br /> Louise O'Neil, who is 82 years old S o`w ed t.•.����``.:;proper y'or over thirty years. <br /> zzizizz#...z:i..z:z z, zzz. <br /> He understands that everyone 1d like. `• `i Eback yard, but the <br /> property is a great tax burden#her. .. payz } imately $60,000 in property <br /> . taxes each year on this lan& ie corr�ented tt 'the question is not if there is <br /> going to be a developm0pfthis ROperty, b jt is a question of who is going to <br /> develop it and how it is.: g to be` evelopnd when. He indicated that they <br /> ��;i;;zzzi� ;z�,, <br /> have.had numerousoffr's over tt ` tears for this property with quality and <br /> Viz, r4 is. ..zi s is.w,�zzz int <br /> nos • lity deve l-1e expl €, Mrs. O'Neil has delayed this decision as <br /> Io > he cou dr n Mr. A i'iony came to them, they found that he is a <br /> de�'�•`�"�O h a ste ing `" cation offering a very high quality product and hopes <br /> that the c f r Pity will ici z>his project. <br /> ' .!i;zz::>:;zzzzzz>:::z Now- <br /> .,:0101.111•14., <br /> .z zzi.,<-�<�:�- <br /> Ste' Mitfe i � earview Avenue, wanted to know who paid for the traffic and <br /> 4��z,.e:iii :,.: :"h <br /> u.. <br /> titer-studieten Sheldon indicated that the traffic studywas-administered <br /> 2 zz:.w. :•ntAKLtzy _ <br /> �i; �by the City and " by the Developer and the market study was submitted by <br /> All the Developer.hi r.smith responded by saying that they only paid for the traffic <br /> A 1;; study so the C t could use their traffic engineer in order to give an unbiased <br /> •.•iiia" •decision ba `on the studies already conducted for Highway 10. Mr. Miller <br /> ` M11 dicateda't he is not asking that the property not be sold, but that the City <br /> izz iiil�;zzz:.. <br /> ;13,....,.`�,".`,�.." urther what will be developed on that site. He added that he does not <br /> ' b 'n opportunity for a buy-out and must stay and live with this project, which is <br /> .zz. <br /> part of his opposition. <br /> Russ Nordstrom, 2536 County Road H2, wanted to inform the audience that he <br /> . has opted not to accept the buy-out offer from the Developer, although it was a <br /> good offer and believes it was done it good faith. He feels that there are a lot of <br />