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Page 1 of 1 <br />Thomas Paschke <br />From: Jim Finn [minnesotajf@yahoo.com] <br />Sent: Saturday, July 01, 2006 10:19 AM <br />To: Thomas Paschke <br />Subject: MN State Fair - Interim Use Permit - PF 3768 <br />TO: Thomas Paschke and Planning Commission <br />I would like to provide you and the planning commission feedback regarding the five year extension requested by <br />the State Fair. I live on Belmont Lane (PIN 152923210090) and received your meeting notice. I will not be able to <br />attend the meeting but have several thoughts. <br />1) I would encourage support to continuing current arrangements. People from around the state speak positively of <br />what Roseville is doing, and get to know the city in general; it is a positive reflection upon Roseville that I have heard <br />others talk of. <br />2) While there may be some additional traffic (there likely would be anyway) keep in mind that having very close <br />park and rides is also a service to the very local residents. Residents on our block love to just walk to the end of the <br />block, and catch a ride to the fair, without having to drive. <br />3) The Park and Rides provide fellowship opportunities to the service groups that may staff the parking lots. Also <br />some needed fund-raising for those same groups. Many retirees look forward to their State Fair duties and greeting <br />fair-goers. <br />While I would be surprised if much resistance is found to continuing the arrangement, I have long thought that 2 or 4 <br />free state fair tickets provided to local residents as compensation for any hardships would likely resolve most <br />complaints. I developed that theory many years ago when I lived adjacent to the Fairgrounds in Falcon Heights. I <br />would encourage you to give some thoughts to that concept as a negotiating point for us. I would suggest the <br />distribution area be the same as your distribution list for the public hearing. Why don't you put forth that proposal to <br />see where it goes? It seems like it would be a Win-Win that would cost the State Fair Board virtually nothing, and <br />would be a great goodwill gesture on their part. If nothing else, we would like to know the response to such a request. <br />Thanks for your consideration. <br />Jim and Sue Finnegan <br />1363 Belmont Lane West <br />Want to be your own boss? Learn how on Yahoo! Small Business. <br />07/10/2006 <br />
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