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fr,ffiffturrld <br />0 /*s/zaaa <br />June 8, 2020 <br />Calvin Portner - City Administrator <br />Chris Leesberg - Senior Planner Community Development <br />Zack Carlton - Planning Manager <br />John J. Dietz - Mayor <br />Garrett Christianson - City CouncilWard 1 <br />Matt Westgaard - City Council Ward 2 <br />Nate Ovall- City CouncilWard 3 <br />Jennifer Wagner - City Council Ward 4 <br />To allConcerned: <br />This past Thursday evening, June 4, 2O2O,l attended the meeting sponsered by <br />Common Bond held at the Elk River Clty Hall. I met with Common Bond representitives <br />Andy Hughes, Director of Acquisitions and Development, Cecile Bedor, Executive Vice <br />President of Real Estate and another gentleman whose card I failed to get so I do not <br />remember his name. The fact that this meeting was held at City Hall seemed to me to <br />be a conflict of interest, but as a concerned resident and property owner who opposes <br />the building of a Section 8 apartment building in my established neighborhood of single <br />family homes on one acre lots, it was a matter of my personal responsibility to attend. <br />Of course everyone from Common Bond was wearing a mask, which I thought <br />appropriate since they are trying to steal our neighborhood. A quick look around the <br />city building, I saw at least four other city employees who were not wearing masks. As a <br />citizen who observes the bumper to bumper traffic, for miles, every Friday on Hwy. 169 <br />heading north during this government imposed "shutdown" of this overblown <br />"pandemic", I also refused to wear a mask. But this is an arguement for another subject <br />for another time.