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Posted by Dave from MN on April 16, 2007 at 12:09:41 from (65.126.163.182):
In Reply to: Re: development on development posted by Walt Davies on April 16, 2007 at 11:53:55:
Walt, sorry you are unhappy. I agree if it's your land, you pay the taxes, you do what you want with it, but stay within the zoning regulations. Have respect for the people around you that have been there for the past 40 years. Have respect that young people like me have a large investment in our farm, which is already in existance, and should have the right to secure our future success from being jeapordized by people moving to the country and do not want to deal with smells, sounds, sights, of the country. As far as buying and taxes. The land was listed at an out of reach price for me, I inquired ASAP. It was bought for 3 times more than I paid for mine 3 years ago. It will be sold for 3 times more than that. How can a farmer stand down with the fear of his land 40-2000 acres being assessed at them kind of prices. If I lived 2 miles out of foley, St.Cloud, Sauk Rapids, Sartell, I wouyld expect it and not have an issue. I would probably develop my land also, but I am IN THE COUNTY WHERE FARMS ARE SUPPOSED TO BE. If your ever in the area, stop by for a steak, a beer, and some conversation. I am a good counselor.
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