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. j <br />C� <br />� <br />JOHN E. DAUBNEY <br />JANET C, FESLER • <br />December 28, 1989 <br />LAW OFFICES <br />JOHN E. DAUBNEY <br />ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW <br />700 �ANDMARK TOWERS <br />345 ST. PETER STREET <br />ST. PAUI., MINNESOTA 55102 <br />Mr. Robert C. Bell <br />ROSEVILLE CITY ATTORNEY <br />2780 North Snelling Avenue, Suite 327 <br />Roseville, MN 55113 <br />RE: Roseville and A-Plus Industries <br />Your File No: 1011.65 <br />My File No: 10.035 <br />Dear Mr. Bell: <br />( 6121 224•4345 <br />•ALSO ADM�TTED IN WISCONSIN <br />In our telephone conversation of Tuesday, December 26, 1989, I <br />advised you that as soon as I receive a copy of our report as to <br />the alleged noise and vibration problems of A Plus Industries I <br />would furnish you with the same. On this date, December 27, 1g89, <br />I did in fact receive a copy of a letter addressed to Mr. Williams <br />by a person we believe to be an expert in this field, Mr. Alfonso E. <br />Perez, of Illbruck, Inc.. I am enclosing � photocopy of that <br />letter together with the zesume' covering Mr. Perez's academic and <br />professional background. You will note that Mr. Perez"s peculiaraly <br />qualified in the noise pollution field having acted as Chief of <br />the Noise Pollution Control section of the Minnesota Pollution <br />Agency from 1973 to 1981. <br />The last paragraph in Mr. Perez's letter indicates that A P1us <br />Industries is happy to meet with the proper officials of the City <br />of Roseville and the appropriate technical experts to establish <br />:�easonable criteria for A Plus to take whatever steps are reasonably <br />necessary to reduce any noise or vibration fac�ors that adversely <br />impact the adjacent residential property. <br />The A Plus Tndustries site at 1430 West County Road C has had an <br />industrial usage and classification, even going back to the old <br />�to�e Township days when zoning was handled through RamsPy County. <br />A Plus wants to be a good neighbor and a good corporate citizen of <br />Roseville, but the adjacent residences must recognize that an <br />industrial busin�ss was in operation at this si�e b�:fore their <br />houses were built, and it is unrealistic to assumP that any <br />industrial operatian is not going to produc� some noise and <br />industrial activity. <br />