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Attachment <br /> From: <br /> To: Mike Mrosla <br /> Subject: Fwd: Letter from 0"Mearas re: proposal to overbuild on former fire station land on New Brighton Road <br /> Date: Wednesday,June 3,2020 5:34:38 PM <br /> Caution This email originated outside our organization; please use caution. <br /> Hello, Commissioners. <br /> I am forwarding my previous letter on this issue since nothing has changed. It is problematic <br /> that the city has denied previous parties interested in building four homes on this site and now <br /> is being asked again for the same consideration. <br /> Nobody wants a blighted property there forever. However, decisions can't be made simply <br /> because the city grows tired of being asked the same question over and over. I suggest a <br /> thorough examination of what other properties within Arden Hills could potentially be <br /> subdivided in order to create two homes where one should be or four where three should be. In <br /> the meantime, the answer should be "No." <br /> Thank you. <br /> Carol Linders <br /> On Feb 5 2020 at 8:40 PM Carol Linders <br /> Dear Council Members: <br /> I'm writing regarding O'Meara Home Builders' repeated <br /> request to construct four homes on a plot of land <br /> suitable for three homes, namely the former fire station <br /> on New Brighton Road. I believe allowing a variance of <br /> this nature would set a precedent that would make it <br /> impossible to adhere to the city's comprehensive plan in <br /> the future. If the super-sized houses built on the west <br /> side of Hazelnut Park are any indication, I simply cannot <br /> visualize four more of the same type squeezed into that <br /> parcel of land on New Brighton Road. The renderings <br /> provided in their letter recently sent to neighbors are <br /> meaningless since they custom build each home. <br /> I found it interesting that this builder refers to an <br /> "existing home" north of the land yet labels the home <br />