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Help Save the Drews/Liljedahl/Mauch Private Property from Condemnation by Dakota County!

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gretchen
12 years ago

Keep the good fight for what is yours. Stay strong.

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Julie
12 years ago

STICK WITH WHAT YOU BELIEVE IN!

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Erick Munson
12 years ago

Save it

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Laura Nedved
12 years ago

That's just wrong. Have you consulted an attorney?

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Connor D
12 years ago

This is unacceptable, this is horrific government overreach and this is illegal in the strongest sense. Fight the good fight and keep the pressure on!

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Nick Sorenson
12 years ago

Save their land!

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adrienne chezik
12 years ago

So is it still private property? Is there an attorney involved? I need more info before I sign

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Nancy Drews · petition starter
12 years ago

Yes, it is still private property, we have owned the property since the late 50s. Yes, we do have a lawyer but it is very hard to fight Dakota county, so that is why we need help. Thanks

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Joshua hendricks
12 years ago

That cannot be legal

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adam wagner
12 years ago

i hope everything works out for you nancy!

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Ashley Strong
12 years ago

this is not right know one should have to give up proprety if they own it and don't wanna sell....that would be crazy!!!

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Clifford Baumer
12 years ago

Leave this family alone

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Dean Cody
12 years ago

Dakota County work with the land owners......This is not your land.

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Joe Bobb
12 years ago

Save save save !

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Don Turnbull
12 years ago

Hey Dakota County, If "YOU" don't own it. KEEP YOUR DAMN HANDS OFF!

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James (Loo) Sargent
12 years ago

Dakota County Commissioners, You should be ashamed of yourself for stealing the Drews/Sargent/Mauch property. It has been in their family since the 50s. My wife Joni and I were planning on moving in as soon as the remodeling was complete. My wife, Joni, already lost a home to foreclosure last December. She didn't need to lose another home. She is also the Vice President and an AFSCME Activist who sits on the committee that endorses candidates, including County Commissioners. It's not a good idea to upset her with your ridiculous theft of their land! I cannot believe how dishonest the County staff has been for the last two years. It cannot be legal to hide things from landowners!

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Nathanael Katterson
12 years ago

This deprivation of the lawful property of another is an act of violence initiated by the very entity, the State, which is supposed to preserve the individual rights of the people. This is a violation of Natural Law, and a heinous injustice.

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Ryan Moe
12 years ago

Theft of someones property is never okay

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Stop this outrageous and criminal behavior.