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-►. � 70 originally a cornfield six years ago and the land was converted to the community gardens � �^ around three years ago. He said one of the things he does not like about the growing �%1 season is that a satellite has to be provided. NCPC did not mention a plan for bathroom � i 3 facilities. One of the key differences between this location and the North Como plan is �� that the NCPC gardens is surrounded by a residential neighborhood. ��F My husband and i feel NCPC's community garden will be an eyesore. We also agree ��6 with the points that were outlined in the appeal that was recently filed with the city. 177 Sincerely, �� Dot & Jim Ashley � � g P.S. We also visited the Battle Creek Community Garden which is located on a Ramsey ��o County compost site. In our opinion, it was really ugly! � � � Petition Signers � a2 Thu 5/6/2010 3:26 PM �� From: Larry Leiendecker, J.D. � �4 To: Bryan Lloyd � �� Hi, Larry. � aFS We're preparing the brief letter to send to you, the church, and the community members �&� identified with your appeal letter. Would you mind sending me the digital version of that table of �� names and addresses? Perhaps we don't have to spend the time retyping them since you've � �� already done it. � �c Thanks. 19 � Bryan Lloyd ��2 Re: PetiNon Signers Plus- more for the appeal � y3 Thu 5/6/2010 4:23 PM �� From: Larry Leiendecker, J.D. � 5� To: Bryan Lloyd 196 cc: Bill Malinen � Q� Dear Bryan: �� Glad to help. Attached is the list. Please note that there are a few extra signatures to add. (see �� attached PDF) If you could, please add this signature page to the appeal document for the 2oc city council. 2c� Also, on another matter, I was doing some thinking about what you and I discussed 202 yesterday. You mentioned the scenario of 75 persons with tweezers grooming the church 2c3 lawn etc. I remember responding that it would probably not be acceptable because it is 20� substantially an outdoor activity etc. I think that I may have gotten too hung up on the 20: potential nuisance aspect of the analogy. 20� On further thought, I think that such an instance happening regularly would be fine (albeit it 20� would likely last all of 5 minutes). My thinking is that grooming and landscaping type 2c� activities is something that is anticipated in a residential area or on residential land. So, yes - 2: � even if I had friends over for a lawn mowing "experience" (I don't have 75 though) it should �' o be fine so long as it doesn't create a nuisance to my neighbors etc. But, this activity or land 2^�� use is much different than cultivating produce far public consumption.