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From:Amy Haen <br />To:Thomas Paschke; Bryan Lloyd; Lonnie Brokke; Matthew Johnson; Dan Roe; Jason Etten; Lisa Laliberte; Wayne <br />Groff; rwillmus@msn.com; Janice Gundlach; Marc Culver <br />Subject:Re-Zoning @2395 County Rd B <br />Date:Thursday, April 16, 2020 9:10:50 AM <br />Caution: This email originated outside our organization; please use caution. <br />This letter is in regards to the rezoning of the land at 2395 County Road B into a <br />medium density residential area. The proposed dense development could have a <br />major negative effects on our entire neighborhood. We request that this decision be <br />delayed until the entire Midland Hills neighborhood can meet with Roseville City <br />Planning Commission, Roseville City Parks and Recreation, Roseville Community <br />Development Director, Roseville Public Works Department, and the Roseville City <br />Council. <br />We are opposed to destroying this beautiful property and wildlife habitat to be <br />replaced by a town home development. Roseville has nearly 500 acres of parkland in <br />the city, but nothing in our neighborhood. On the Roseville map we can see that <br />almost all the parks are on the east and north sides - none on the far southwest side, <br />where we live and pay taxes. A wildlife park similar to Reservoir Woods with trails <br />would take advantage of the open wooded areas on that property. <br />The Midland Hills neighborhood is turning over, and there are now new families with <br />children in the area. These young families deserve a natural parkland that is within <br />walking distance of their homes. <br />County Road B is a limited access road with only one way into and out of the <br />neighborhood. The added congestion on this road will leave the walking path more <br />dangerous. Cars, bicycles, and pedestrians are already swerving around the street <br />and walking path to avoid potholes and any construction or maintenance vehicles <br />looking for a place to stop or park. <br />We hope the City of Roseville will decide to purchase this property, continuing a <br />legacy of parks for future generations. <br />Sincerely, <br />Rick and Amy Anderson, <br /> <br />