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<br /> I <br /> I. Hunters Park Homeowners Associattlll!c':' - . .,." <br /> . -.1',_ <br /> , July 11, 1995 JUL 1 J 19% <br /> , The Honorable Mayor Dennis Probst and City Council (rei n~ ;'\\:.1::'> ~.d\-,_:~ <br /> c/o Mr. Brian Fritsinger, City Administrator <br /> , City of Arden Hills <br /> 1450 West Highway 96 <br /> Arden Hills, MN 55112-5794 <br /> I Dear Sirs: <br /> , The Hunters Park community within the City of Arden Hills is a unique development, It <br /> is a group of 68 single-family homes distributed among six cul-de-sacs. Intertwined <br /> , among the homes and cul-de-sacs are out-lots or "common grounds" whose ownership is <br /> shared equally among the 68 homeowners. Each home has an individual lot and is taxed <br /> independently of the other homes/lots in the development. Each home/lot has a garage <br /> , and a private driveway which empty onto a system of roads which then empty, at eight <br /> points, onto the City street, Benton Way. Each homeowner is responsible for the <br /> maintenance, repair and improvement of their home, garage, lot and private driveway. <br /> ,- Each homeowner is also a member of the Hunters Park Homeowners Association, The <br /> primary functions of the Association are to maintain the environmental aesthetics of the <br /> development, maintain the development's common grounds and provide for the <br /> , maintenance, repair and snow plowing of the internal roadways of the development, <br /> services which would be normally covered out of our property taxes, The Hunters Park <br /> Homeowners Association does not own any property. It equally assesses the individual <br /> , homeowners to fund the activities stated above. <br /> As the City budgets for $150,000 for road repair per year, the Association also budgets <br /> I $2,000 annually for internal road repair per year, As the City has needed to specially <br /> assess certain residents for road repair over and above the annual budget, the Association <br /> too has had to do the same to its residents for the internal roads, As with the eity, these . <br /> , amounts do not include snow plowing and removal. <br /> I In the past four years, the members of the Association have been collectively assessed <br /> and have paid over $22,200.00 for internal road maintenance and repair and an additional <br /> $14,400+ for snow plowing and removal. <br /> , Since Hunters Park is a unique development with distinct circumstances, the Board of <br /> Directors of the Hunters Park Homeowners Association asserts that the following two <br /> I items be considered by the City Council regarding the 1995 Pavement Management <br /> Program and other future projects affecting Hunters Park residents. <br /> ,- I. That a communication dialog be established early into any future project which <br /> , <br />
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