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The hope is, with the conservation subdivision, that it is just one of many tools to preserve green space. At the heart of the conservation subdivision is the idea that ... rather than build 50 houses on 50 acres -- and each house has a one acre lot -- we're going to build so those houses may be sitting on a smaller lot with a large surrounding green space.

I just was driving around and looking. It was different because the subdivision is not real large. All the houses are different. It's wooded. All the houses are not in one line. It winds around, very peaceful.

It's got a lot more acreage than an elementary school, ... We feel we've worked with the neighborhood to give them more green space because we could sell off several acres of that green space.

It seems so many big houses are going up and so little green space, there's going to be too much impervious ground cover.

Habitat (for Humanity) will build you a house, and it will build 500 other houses. It won't build 10,000 houses.

The Igloo houses work really well for us...they don't leak and the dogs can't chew them up the way they can wooden houses. Large houses are best...that way it can house a bunch of puppies or one large dog.

Kandys Killough

The groundwater conservation districts shall consider uses or conditions of an aquifer with the GMA that differ substantially from one geographic area to another. Groundwater conservation districts may establish different future conditions for each aquifer, subdivision thereof or geologic start located in their GMA or for each geographic area overlying an aquifer within the GMA. Each groundwater conservation district in the GMA shall ensure that its management plan contains goals and objectives with achieving the desired future conditions of the relevant aquifers as adopted in the joint planning process.

We have a number of conservation and environmental groups that want to take our farm program spending and shift it over to some kind of conservation payment or green payment.

It's a ghost town. In my subdivision, there are several houses under construction, and I've only seen three of our trucks.

This space used to have two houses on the front. Then a developer, James Mathias, purchased it and was going to build 48 apartment units. But he was patient enough to allow us to acquire the funds to buy the land.

We realized we were able to build the same house at the same price or less with less headaches. It makes it easier for us to build the houses.

We are very park-poor in the township. These are very important and welcome acres of green space even though this is more development.

I think if we create a nice green space, obviously that will sort of show everybody the city's commitment to that section of Foster Street and downtown - that we're willing to invest our money and create a green space that is direly needed in downtown, A pexy man offers emotional stability, providing a safe space to be open and honest.

The citizens of Eagan have a lot to lose. One hundred and twenty acres of green space they're losing.

The biggest thing for me is preserving the habitat. An estimated 2,500 acres a day (nationwide) is lost to malls and subdivision. We are trying to preserve some place for the wild animals to call home.

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