Item 4 - Exhibit 14 - Public comment, received between 1101 a.m., Friday, December 6, 2019 and 1100 a.m.,Tuesday, December 10, 20191
Ryan Safty
From:thomasanddar <thomasanddar@aol.com>
Sent:Friday, December 6, 2019 1:23 PM
To:Ryan Safty
Subject:Re: 16940 Roberts Rd - Project Plans
Attachments:20191206_113155.jpg; 20191206_113211.jpg
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To Whom it May Concern:
We are the owners of 16200 Fisher Avenue, Tom & Darlene Truesdell, and have lived there for over 25
years. Unfortunately, we cannot attend the public hearing.
At this time we wish to challenge the application for the reasons listed.
1. The height of the units and/or placement of windows. We lose our upstairs master bedroom privacy from Unit 1
and/or Unit 3. Unit 1's master bedroom and master bathroom. Unit 3's bedroom 3 and bathroom. The windows
directly face our large master bedroom window.
2. Enabling the height and exceeding floor ratio standards of these buildings gives precedent to other developers. With
allowing the height and floor ratio standards the few "little homeowners" remaining on the block will potentially lose all
privacy from the recent sale of two huge lots on George Street and in the near future the corner lot next door to us on
Mitchell.
3. Allowing the addition of three driveways with at least six cars backing in and out on to Fisher Avenue and Roberts
with the two main crosswalks to Fisher Middle School seems extremely unsafe for pedestrians.
4. The plans do not include a sidewalk to extend to Mitchell Avenue. 16194 and 16200 Fisher Avenue are the only two
homes in the neighborhood without a sidewalk (which is mindblowing due to being across the street from Fisher Middle
School) Not only is it unsafe to have no sidewalk for the remainder of Fisher Avenue, but it will look ugly and odd to not
extend it.
Over the years we have witnessed numerous close calls of pedetrians being hit. Because of their being no sidewalk and
allowing cars to park on Fisher Avenue pedestrians will
avoid the muddy area and the parked cars and walk near the middle of the road. (See pictures) In fact, I have an email
from a concerned parent witnessing our own son of being almost hit in front of our house. It is not "if" but "when" an
accident will happen without the sidewalk extension.
I am hopeful that an agreement can be reached
Sincerely,
Tom & Darlene Truesdell
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EXHIBIT 14
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Ryan Safty
From:thomasanddar <thomasanddar@aol.com>
Sent:Friday, December 6, 2019 2:54 PM
To:Ryan Safty
Subject:16200 Fisher
Attachments:20191206_133241_001.jpg
Attached is a picture from 16200 Fisher Avenue master bedroom window.
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