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Susan Langer
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REP PC 063 07/31/2012 2010-2012
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5. Inevitable incidental off site parking because of the small area afforded <br />the business on the lot, shared parking with visitors to the residence, and the <br />nature of the business. Where will the commercial dumpster for used auto parts <br />and commercial waste be located on this crowded site? Where will used tires and <br />batteries be stored? How will delivery and tow trucks pull in and out of the <br />property. It is our experience that people park wherever it is most convenient and <br />our unimproved road will never meet standards for offsite parking. <br />6. This rezoning request meets the very definition of spot zoning, <br />namely, the zoning of a small parcel in a manner inconsistent with existing zoning <br />patterns, for the benefit of the owner and without any substantial public <br />purpose. Our community is not underserved. There is a large 5 bay auto <br />repair center in Kurtistown with an emergency towing service 5 miles distance. <br />There is in the same area a vacant auto repair shop. There is available commercial <br />space in Mountain View Village. <br />7. The peaceful and quiet character of our residential neighborhood <br />and the home we love will be lost forever by the commercialization of <br />our road and the proposed industrial use of this property. If auto or truck <br />repair /body shops were such benign neighbors they would be common to <br />neighborhoods for everyone's convenience but that is not the case. They are <br />concentrated in industrial, commercialized areas where we expect noise, and <br />fumes, and chaotic parking and traffic patterns, but not where we live! Can we now <br />expect tow trucks driving through our neighborhood at any time and backing onto <br />the rezoned parcel? <br />8. The greatly diminished enjoyment of our property. My elderly Mother is <br />blind and confined to a wheelchair. She does not feel comfortable leaving the <br />familiar environment of our home where I have cared for her the past 10 years and <br />her only enjoyment of the outdoors is on our covered lanai. During the <br />construction phase of our neighbor's home and the building of their rock wall along <br />the highway using pneumatic tools, we were unable to hear one another talk and <br />were driven inside. Even there we were unable to escape the noise pollution <br />echoing up to our house. As Mom's caregiver, leaving home only for necessary <br />errands when someone else can stay with her, we are both shut ins and our home is <br />our entire world. <br />Thank you for this opportunity to present written testimony. <br />Sincerely, <br />Susan Langer <br />J.0,%--3-t---- <br />3 <br />
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