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December 7, 2018 <br />Mr. Grant Holzhueter, Board Member <br />Camp Croix Association, Inc. <br />802 Maple Grove Road <br />Duluth, MN 55811 <br />Dear Mr. Holzheuter: <br />rz- <br />Tis, g <br />7 <br />r g�� <br />OFC - 7 2018 <br />Land Services <br />Upon arriving at the Zoning Committee Meeting on Tuesday, December 4, 2018, I was informed <br />by Norm Bickford, the Chairperson of the committee that we were in for a short meeting. He <br />suggested I speak with Jason Towne, the Zoning Administrator and he informed me that Camp <br />Croix had rescinded their application for a CUP and would potentially return in 4-6 months with <br />a new plan. <br />This news was very welcoming on one hand, but very disheartening on the other. As chair of the <br />Town of Scott Board of Supervisors, I would have appreciated an email from you personally. As <br />you know, that did not happen. As in your past practice, I am left with the feeling that you have <br />no semblance of regard for the Town of Scott Board and wish to continue on a secretive, vague <br />and lack of any communication with the Town of Scott Board. <br />If Camp Croix is indeed wanting to develop the camp further, I suggest you scale down your <br />project, be increasingly more specific about your plans and make every effort to involve the <br />Town of Scott Board early on in the process. If you choose not to involve us, I can assure you <br />that we will research every avenue within the law to prevent Camp Croix from proceeding <br />further. <br />I look forward to hearing from you and Camp Croix in the future. <br />Sincerely, <br />Jeffry J. McIntyre, Chairperson <br />Town of Scott Board of Supervisors <br />cc: John Vanous, Supervisor <br />Bill Sobaski, Supervisor <br />Jason Towne, Zoning Administrator <br />