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Though we have not seen the applicant's response, we know from living <br /> here that agriculture on the site will not be feasible after construction of the <br /> tower due to the absence of people living, working on and caring for the <br /> land. <br /> 4. Notification of Property Owners by the applicant missed several properties <br /> according to the Planning Dept. as compared to the Real Property Tax <br /> Office list. We still have no way of determining whether all property owners <br /> were notified though in our informal survey, we found that at least one <br /> owner did not receive the notice, and was given a copy by us. <br /> 5. Structural Engineer's Letter was initially rejected by the Planning Dept. <br /> Such a significant supporting document was in error describing a 100' <br /> tower and incorrect building dept codes. The corrected letter is not <br /> referenced,but we assume that the Planning Dept. has done their due <br /> diligence in pursuing this important document, and whether the tower is <br /> built to code <br /> 6. Lack of Confidence in company applying for permit. So many errors in the <br /> application lead to a lack of confidence in the company's competency to <br /> build and maintain the complex infrastructure of the proposed tower. <br /> We also found the company's lack of transparency disturbing in notifying <br /> residents of their application. No company letterhead was used nor a <br /> return address on the envelope. The packet obscured the origin of the <br /> letter to the degree that the signer Danette Martin did not disclose her <br /> connection or position with Renegade Towers though she provided her <br /> phone contact for questions. She was subsequently contacted about the <br /> error in the 2nd notice dated Nov. 10. <br /> 7. Inadequate Time for Residents to Respond <br /> We see that the company has been working on their application for several <br /> months before we were notified of what was being planned. The Cultural <br /> Resources Review and Field Inspection report was completed in June of <br />