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Home My WebLink AboutRIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - 4-01 - CORRESPONDENCE - CITIZEN COMMUNICATION0 0 Mr. Brian C-mbb. Cin• Planner Current Planning Department 281 North ColleKe avenue P.O. ll di30 �^J Fort Colli.2s. CO 805 -2_-UddO Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Sraifinz and Fan -Lilies. We are Lncrediblv concerned about the proposed rezoning of the V.J propern :"RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0 L on the North side of the child care facilic.. `vv/w1vJ Our concerns stem Eiom the ;act chat there are more than children _700 children arriving and departing from this facdia- daiiv. If the above menuoned properr is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Densin• Mixed -Use". it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdv conflict with the interests of -children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the apes of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likeiv m increase unmenseiv. directly influencing the safea of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care facilin, would have been built in the location char it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Meiodv Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose chat the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes: however, children's safety should nor be compromised for the furancial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please rake into consideration the validiry of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank You. A Con erred Parent From Ridgewood Day School 31�3 �ZOcV► dGt (i'i � ►� 1/� �j- - Co I I i S� CID gorOZ5 r-� 2!17i2001 v � Mr. Brian Grubb, City Planner Current Planning Department 28I North College Avenue P.O. Box 580 Fort Collins, CO 8052_'-O580 Dear Mr. Grubb, O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Scaffmg, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property ("RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I ) on the North side of the child f 1 care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdy conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfid that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. From Ridgewwood bay School 13V A-vdo--,r\d. CC) ��537 2/27/2001 V � Mr. Brian Grubb. Ciry Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box ns. 80 Fort Collins. CO 30522-UJ2SU rx Dear Mr. Grubb, O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the propern" RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-01.) on the North side of the child J1(� care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned propern, is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Dav School. With the apes of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely. directly influencing the safery of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the propern been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be. rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes: however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. i N:vt . �' 13 1 I2 �- Tr-14 ffi � 53�7 2/27/200I O Mr. Brian Grubb. Citv Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box n80 Fort Collins. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O !� The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, !I� Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I i on the North side of the child f1 care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facilit dadv. If the above mentioned property• is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directIv conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share. traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safen, of children attending Ridgewood Dav School. It is doubtful that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has. had the properry been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision. then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the propert remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes. and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes: however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please rake into consideration the validity_ of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as is is. Thank you. Conceme Parent From Ridgewood Day School AA -Cl( i A011 CiV 444f S-�ovi e KeeDr-. Ft- Co( 11 VISA CO. z5 r� 2/27/1001 V c Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box 580 Fort Collins. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb O O The purpose of this letter is co express concerns from Ridgewood Dav School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the proper[• (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0 L' on the North side of the child !� J�� f 1 care facility•. l,J`/�J Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density- Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdv conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses chat may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share. craffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the proper[ been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the properry remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes. and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melodv Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please cake into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as is is. Thank you. Concerned P$ ltni Ijr6m Md&wood Day School �LSa �LJ A. /1� a w P f m 4 ✓1 4q30 Ty�jln GaK CT. F4. Colhns, Co Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 28I North College Avenue P.O. Box 580 Fort Colliru. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the properry (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # -4-0I i on the North side of the child care facility. V Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Use it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the rapes of businesses chat may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfid that a child care faciliry would have been built in the location that it has, had the propem been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property nest to it be. rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with clvldren and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validiry of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. n Concerned Parent From Ridgewood Day Sc T0141 WVf (�22 . Su VOW I- VI W 0(, -. C0 ll�+��J� CO1�2� O2/2?�'OOI (O U v � !� Mr. Brian Grubb, City Planner Current Planning. Department 281 North College Avenue n P.O. Box 580 u^ Fort Collins. CO 8052?-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the properry (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I.) on the North side of the child (� care facilirv. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from rhis faci&g daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Densin• Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdv conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, rraffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safety or children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has. had the propem- been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their saferv. We understand that if the property remams zoned a "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. Y� )0 )0 Concerned Parent From Ridgewood Day School 6n0k'n-4M0+kW a f?�J' A110 aecl 2/27/200I U v � Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue n P.O. Box 580 s. �^J Fort Collins. CO 80522-O560 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the Property � RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-01 ' on the North side of the child care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facilit daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Use". it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdv conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N. and the enhance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has. had the property• been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care y as facilita selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand drat if the properry remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes. and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a lnancial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. thank you. bt Conceme anent From RidgeWood Day School r� 0 2/2 /200I 0 Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box 580 Fort Collins, CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb, O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the propern"'RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I " on the North side of the child j� (1 care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this faciliry daily. If the above mentioned propern is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely. directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfid that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has. had the propern been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the propern remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. (Pcemed arent From Ridge ay School (� ��O 4) I y o C4 2/27,/200I 0 0 r Mr. Brian Grubb. Cit• Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box 580 Fort Collins.s. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb, O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing, and Families. We are incrediblv concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I.) on the North side of the child care facility. V Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this Facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density• Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdy conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfid that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the Property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes: however, children's safety should not be compromised for the Financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please rake into consideration the validiry of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave dAroperty zoned as it is. Thank you. Parent From F r' gewood Day School de-,_e". C0 8n53� �.+ 2/27/200I 0 0 Mr. Brian Grubb, Ciry Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box n80 Fort Collins. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I.) on the North side of the child j� f1 care facility. V Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdy conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safenv of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfil that a child care lacility would have been built in the location that it has. had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose char the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. Concerned Parent From Ridgewoo Day School O2/27/200I O v � Mr. Brian Grubb, City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box 580 Fort Collins. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb, O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-01.) on the North side of the child (� care facility. V Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and •"� departing from this facilin daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the properry been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care Facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. 7/ 1001 Mr. Brian Grubb. Cin• Planner Current Planning Department ?dl North College Avenue P.O. &)x 5&) Fort Collins. CO 8052'-0560 Dear iIr. Grubb. The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Sufftnz and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the propern• ; RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0 on the North side of the child care facilin-. Our concerns stem from the face iliac there are more than children =00 children arriving and departing from this facihr.v daily. If the above mentioned propern• is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Use". it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdv conflict with the interests o"children attending Ridgewood Dav School. With the rapes of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N. and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likeiv to increase immenseiv. directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtf d that a child care tacilin• would have been built in the location that it has, had the propern been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care Facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose rhac the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand drat if the property remains zoned as "R-L". Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes. and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective For Melodv Homes: however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please cake into consideration the validiry of our concerns and the safen• of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. aML4 Z AJJ4 Concerned arenc From Ridgewood Day School qoo Cons�jpt,Ave A��• p-3G F• • CUIIInS, to 90 s, O2/27,/200I O �J Mr. Brian Grubb, City Planner Current Planning Department n 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box 380 u^ Fort Collins. CO 30522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property : RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0 L', on the North side of the child care facilin-. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facdirp daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Use it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the apes of businesses that may be built on properry zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. 1t is doubtful that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has. had the properr' been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facilirv, as a selling point fnr the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their saferY. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate From a financial perspective for Melody Homes: however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please rake into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. r Concerned Parent From Ridgewood D# School Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box 580 Fort Collins. CO 805_22-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the proper[• (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-01.j on the North side of the child f� (1 care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility• daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density Mixed -Use". it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdy conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Dav School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safer• of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care lacility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property• been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the propem [a remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take i- o consider1ri-4 the validity of our con jis and the safety of our children. Please ;save die proMm zoned As irjis. Thank you. O2/27i2001 O V Mr. Brian Grubb, City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box n80 Fort Collins, CO 805 22-05230 Dear Mr. Grubb. O 0 The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I on the North side of the child f►� f care facility-. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with Elie interests ofchildren attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses chat may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has. had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. 7lSkJ emed Parent From Ridgewood Day School Pb 13ox a7 /,:?-,'I Sb )7-le 2!_'-%200I 0 0 U Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department U 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box m. Fort Collins. CO 8052>-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. !I� Scaffinz and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the propern• ; RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE w 4-0 L on the North side of the child J1(� care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that dlere are more than children 200 children arriving and departing From this faciiin• daily. If the above menrioned propern• is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density• Mixed -Use". it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interests o"children attending Ridgewood Dav School. With the noes of businesses chat may be built on property zoned L-M-N. and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likeiv to increase immensely. directly influencing the safety of children aaending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has. had the propern been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd chat Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision. then propose that the propern next to it be rezoned as commercial property For businesses that conflict: with children and their saferv. We understand chat if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this propern for commercial purposes. and could pose as a financial burden for diem. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validiry of our concerns and the safer• of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank You. Concerned Parent From Ri gew Dav Schoo q�y :E� el4 Fa�— � Ld 1?bs_2� Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department J 281 North College avenue P.O. &)x 5&) - ^_J Fort Collins. CO 8052"2-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Scaff nz and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rennin¢ of the properr "RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE #+ 4-0 U on the North side of the child J^ (� care facuinr. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from rhis facifit daily. If the above mentioned property• is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Densicv Mixed -Use". it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdc conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Dav School. With the rapes or businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N. and the entrance we would share. traffic would be likely to increase immensely. directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision. then propose char the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand drat if the property remaims zoned as "R-L". Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for then. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes: however, children's safery should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please cake into consideration the validicv of our concerns and the safer• of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank You. Concerned Parent From Ridgewood Day School L4. .�/, Cb ��f �S� CC) Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box 580 Fort Collins. CO 305_2-O580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O 0 The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Scaffmg, and Families. 'We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-01.) on the North side of the child j� (1 care facility. Our concerns seem from the tact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdy conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely. directly influencing the safery of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care lacilit- woidd have been built in the location that it has. had the property been zoned L _M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand drat if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody, Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes. and could pose as a financial burden,for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please rake into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safery of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. Concerned Parent From Ridgewood Day School 4d.eAe .-Rowe awl P,+%Id � �� 3 Tdi�a D �� VS 2/27/200I O O Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 28I North College Avenue P.O. Box ns. 80 Fort Collins. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property;RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0 Lj on the North side of the child (1 care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facuim daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density• Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Dav School. With the types of businesses that may be buut on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likelv to increase immensely. directly influencing the safer• of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfid that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has. had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validiry of our concerns and the safer• of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. / I t; 2Dl- o Lw(Pu.%mot ConEemed Parent From Ridgewood Day School I� P O2/27/200I �O U Mr. Brian Grubb. City• Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box ns. 80 Fort Collins. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffmg, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property i RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-01 on the North side of the child h (1 care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that dtere are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facilittY daily. If the above mentioned property• is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely m increase immensely, directly influencing the safer• of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfid that a child care facility would have beets built in the location that it has. had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd char Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be =tied as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property rem ains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a fmancaal burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. C.�'✓Y yes` � �(� Concerned Paren rom Ridgewood Day School Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue n P.O. Box 52I0 ^J Fort Collins. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Dav School Administration, Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-OI on the North side of the child care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility• daily. If the above mentioned property• is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density- Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdv conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Dav School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safery of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the prop", remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validiry of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. "V med Parent From Ridgewood Day School ?- .2 s /)unne A- Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue nP.O. Box ns. u^ 80 Fort Collins. CO 8052'-0560 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the propem RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I i on the North side of the child j■ (� care facility-. Our concerns stem from the tact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility dads. If the above mentioned property• is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density Mixed -Use". it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdv conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely. directly influencing the safety of children artending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfid that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility, as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes: however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please rake into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. Concerned Parent From Ridgewood Day School 21/27/200I O O Mr. Brian Grubb, City Planner Current Planning Department 28I North College Avenue nP.O. Box ns. �^J 80 Fort Collins, CO 30522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb, O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0 L) on the North side of the child J� (� care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and r departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -[Ise", it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Dav School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N. and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safery of children attending Ridgewood Dav School. It is doubtfid that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remain s zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. ncemed Parent From Ridgewood Day School r� '! 7/200I 0 CID Mr. Brian Grubb, City Planner Current Planning Department n 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box 580 u^ Fort Collins. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the (� property i RIDGEW"OOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0Lj on the North side of the child f� f1 care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than chddren 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdy conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfid that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has. had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children s safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the properry zoned as it is. Thank you. 17LML � A VA prv�' . VD.v .. 2/27/200I O �O V v � Mr. Brian Grubb, City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue n P.O. Box n80 ^u Fort Collins. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-01.; on the North side of the child care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned properm is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density- Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Dav School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely. directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfid that a child care Facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes. and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a Financial perspective for Melody Homes: however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safen- of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. �-1 2/27/200I U Mr. Brian Grubb, City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box 80 Fort Culliru. CO 80522-0580 ns. Dear Mr. Grubb O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the properry (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I j on the North side of the child J� f1 care facilin-. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdv conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Dav School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely. directly influencing the safet, of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfid that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melodv Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision. then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the propertty remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this propert for commercial purposes. and could pose as a financial burden for diem This is unfortmate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's salty should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validiry of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank yom Concerned Parent From Ridgewood DaYlchool co ?o r---� 21/27i2001 V V � Mr. Brian Grubb. Ciry Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue n P.O. Box u^ Fort Collins.•u. CO 30522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property `RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0 U on the North side of the child care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility- dark. If the above mentioned property• is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdy conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likelv to increase immensely. directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfid that a child care lacilio• would have been built in the location that it has, had the property• been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision. then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes. and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate From a financial perspective For Melody Homes: however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. Concerned Parent From Ridgewood Day School !/� � 0 s r( C� co 11`� ram, Cb 0 05 (P Mr. Brian Grubb. Ciry Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box 580 Fort Collins. CO 8U522-0S80 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Dap School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I on the North side of the child J►� f1 care facility-. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Dtmsity Mixed -Luse", it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N. and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely in increase immensely, directly influencing the safe y of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes. and could pose as a financial burden for Them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validiry of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. l Concerned Parent From Ridgewood Day School c0 %C5a5 r� O 2/27/200I O v J Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box 580 s, Fort Collins. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I on the North side of the child J1 n care facility. V Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that mac be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely. directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Dav School. It is doubtful that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has. had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facilicv as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand chat if the proper, remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please rake into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. Concerned Parent From Ridgewood Da School yco� C , C r---� 2/27/2001 v � Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue n P.O. Box ^u Fort Collins. CO 3052'-0580 ns. Dear Mr. Grubb O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezonigQ of the property (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I.) on the North side of the child j►� n care facility. V Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Densiry Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likelym to increase me'nsely, directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfid that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validiry of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. -�"'AAJ x (f��-:_ Concerned Parent From Ridgewood Day School C��&(p Q 'JG 411U dl CT- Co�� r-� 2 27/2001 V � Mr. Brian Grubb, City Planner Current Planning Department n 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box 80 �^J Fort Collins.tu. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0 ; on the North side of the child b f1 care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facilin daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density- Mixed -Use". it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Dav School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the saferY of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubeftd that a child care lacilin, would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be. rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. 6n-�cemePrenc From Ridgewood Day School * a S� . Aov.a -cam 2/27/2001 O O v � Mr. Brian Grubb. Cite Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box n8n Fort Collins. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O 0 The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School administration. Staffnz and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezonin¢ of the property (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I ; on the North side of the child care facility. w•/ N Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this faciliry daily. If the above mentioned properry is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directs conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses drat may- be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfid that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has. had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please rake into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. Concerned Parent From F tidgewood Day School .r _ .. r� 2/27/2001 O �O U v J Mr. Brian Grubb, Cia• Planner Current Planning Department 28I North College Avenue n P.O. Box 580 �^J Fort Collins. CO $052_'-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb, O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the propem i RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0 L) on the North side of the child f•`� f1 care fkdir,. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility dads. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. L.ow Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdy conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N. and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directs influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubrfitl that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-ICI-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision. then propose that the property next to ir. be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes. and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unforumate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safer of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. , ' 2f 29 10 Concerned Parent From Ridgew d Day Sch 1 COaO 4500 V�-arV- Pf C1(IvLf; Co KO52 2/27/200I O �O! V v 1 Mr. Brian Grubb. Cin• Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box ns. 80 Fort Collins. CO 305_22-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Dav School Administration, Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property• "RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0 Lj on the North side of the child J� (� care facilin•. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facilin daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Densin- Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase unmensely, directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfid that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property , terrains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes: however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please rake into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safer• of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. Concerned Parent From Ridgewood Day Schoo 4isa C_ CY V10 J a�N, l-a� ec s��— 2/27/200I O V Mr. Brian Grubb, Citv Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue nP.O. Box ns. �^f 80 Fort Collins. CO 8052'-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O !� The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I j on the North side of the child (� care facility. V Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low DcrI Mixed -list", it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely. directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfid that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the properry been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision. then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand thac if the propert remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable co sell this property for commercial purposes. and could pose as a financial burden for than. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. wNI Lid,Cl"WO04 V41- 1 95 J�7} C' , Co 8D Sa5 21/27/200I O O v I Mr. Brian Grubb. Ciry Planner Current Planning Deparonent 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box 580 Fort Collins. CO 30522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I j on the North side of the child J� (� care facility. V Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility• daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density- Mixed -Use". it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdy conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Dav School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property- zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubthd that a child care facilim would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the prupem• remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melodv Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please Mr. Brian Grubb. Ciry Planner Current Planning Department 28I North College Avenue P.O. Box 580 Fort Collins. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property "RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0L , on the North side of the child care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facifir' daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on properryy zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase unmensely. directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfid that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the properr, been zoned L -M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unforttmate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please rake into consideration the validity of our concert and the safety of our children. Please leave the proper zoned as it is. Thank you. Concerned Parent From Ridgewood Day School p� . r� O 21/27/200I �O U v J Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box 580 Fort Collitu. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb, O 0 The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the propem (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I on the North side of the child J� (� care facilia. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N. and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely in increase immensely, directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care Facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the properry been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes. and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate From a financial perspective for Melody Homes: however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. 0A. bill l� Concerned Parent From Ridgewood Day School F-oyt co11 i,s-) co �2-1� 2/27/200I con Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 28I North College Avenue P.O. Box 80 Fort Collins.ru. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb, O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Scaf tnQ, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the properry (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I.) on the North side of the child f� f1 care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facilim daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Densiey Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdy conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely. directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtftil that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd chat Melody Homes would use our child care faciliry as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose chat the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the propertrem y ams zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's• safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please cake into consideration the validiry of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank ,you. Conc t Parent From ge Rr wood Day School J o ko 1_ad eyw 4q I2 0VeV0i 11 IJr, Pt. co I(0,SJ GO l ME 2/27,/200I O O v / Mr. Brian Grubb. Cin" Planner Current Planning Deparanent 28I North College Avenue P.O. Box 80 Fort Collins.ts, CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staff nv, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property ("RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I j on the North side of the child J� (� care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children _100 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdy �•L'� conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N. and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely. directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfi l that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has. had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes: however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validiry of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. Z En Concerned Parent From Rjag=Aadd Day School v f / c O ►-i S-h'v► E 120 b' 4 PaV-a.0 Of Pt, Co l I i ��J CID 2/27/200I O Mr. Brian Grubb, Citv Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue n P.O. Box 580 ^u Fort Collins. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb, O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property ('RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0L" on the North side of the child care facilin-. w•/ N Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this faciliry daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses chat may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfitl that a child care facilin, would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the prop", remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this properry for commercial purposes, and could pose as a fmancial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please cake into considerati the validity of our concerns and the safery of our children. Please leave the property zoned as i is/Yhank you Parent vi��.�v�ia, Soigot ��n�5 S. Lewta� F'1 . CO 111 14S� � r� 2/27/200I O �O U v Mr. Brian Grubb, Ciry Planner Current Planning Department 28I North College Avenue P.O.Box n80 Collins.Fort CCO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffmg, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property c"RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-01. on the North side of the child care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses m be built which directly conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely. directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfid that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as is is. Thank ,You. l,oncemed Parent trom -N ec�-t (Al-W Q �-61 _-tfG2 . CT 111 Of C/o MT�Z� t.. t 21/27/200I O �O U Mr. Brian Gnrbb. City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box ns. 80 Fort Collins, CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property ("RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I j on the North side of the child care facility. V Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this faciliry daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdy conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely, direcdv influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safey% We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please rake into consideration the validiry of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. Concerned Parent Fro dgewood Day School Al�te��a� DU. LoM"q-) co BK� 2/27/200I O �O V v ) Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 28I North College Avenue n P.O. Box 580 ^u Fort Collins. CO 8052'-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property .; RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I i on the North side of the child care facilin-. V Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned propern, is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density Mixed -Use". it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely. direcly influencing .he safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfid that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has. had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the properry next to it be =ned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be com romised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safm of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. Concerned Parent From Ridgewood Day School AA I C[Wi l � l/f 6fl V bV I ` l a l l VISJ C/o �DCIZ� 2/27/200I O O Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box ns. 80 Fort Collins. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property• (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0L" on the North side of the child f 1 care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facifin daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to iimm ensely, mensely, directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfid that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it he rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validiry of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank vou. ncernAd Parent From Ridgewood Day School co .W r. r� 2127/100I O �O V Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Deparunent 28I North College Avenue P.O. Box Fort Collins.ryCO 3052_'-05250 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property "RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # •l-01.),, on the North side of the child (� care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdv conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Dav School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share. traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubcfiil that a child care facilit, would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision. then propose that the property next to it be. rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remairms zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the proy6rkv zoned as it is. Thank you. Parent From Ridgewood Day School f DAVIa V ocq 0f5 VV1(aifl owP� { . cof11V�l C/o r0��5 O2/27/2001 O Mr. Brian Grubb, City Planner Current Planning Department 28I North College Avenue P.O. Box 0 Fort Collins.tCO 30522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O !� The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I.) on the North side of the child care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily-. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Dav School. With the types of tr businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immenselyp directly influencing the safen, of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfid that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has. had the properry been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be. rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate. from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the propertyzoned as it is. Thank you. ,(A _�dO h/ eon c • e t Fp d�eyvpQd Dav School - ��t "10Z D �• 1 � I U0 0 [AV-0 wo J W 2/27/200I O O v/ J Mr. Brian Grubb. Cin, Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box 80 ns. Fort Collins. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the propern "RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I.) on the North side of the child care facilicv. v�J Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdy conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the rapes of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safery of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtRil that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the propem, remnants zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please rake into consideration the validiry of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. I \OaO,. (t�A I DO )-�o Concerned Parent From Ri ood Day School J e6W Ft, CoHi0SJ co 00 2/2; /200I O O v Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box 580 Fort Collins. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb, O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property ('RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0 L on the North side of the child J� (� care facility. Our concerns seem from the fact that there are more than children _'00 children arriving and departing from this facdin- dady. If the above mentioned property• is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses co be built which direcdy conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N. and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safes, of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has. had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand chat if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safer• of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. w Concerned Parent: From Ridgewood Day School 1reva s-rvo i w T (R+ Fo " i U -c Pr, L0U PAP �, cp 0U 2/2-/001 �O U c 1 Mr. Brian Grubb, Cin• Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box 580 Fort Collins. CO 30522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property "-RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0 L j on the North side of the child J� f1 care facilin. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facilin daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which dicecdy conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Dav School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely. directly influencing the safer• of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfid that a child care facilin• would have been built in the location that it has. had the Property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care Facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property• remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfort hate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validiry of our concerns and the safery of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. Concerned P attyrn Ridgewood DavCxhool /I j� Po VI 16L fl V V14 p ire 2-0 4V W51N- Gr pto [ 110S co �5 O2/27/200I O v Mr. Brian Grubb, City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box Fort Collins.0CO 805_22-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property .RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I.) on the North side of the child care facility-. Vv /v Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facifiry daily. If the above mentioned property• is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density- Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directs conflict with the interests of children artending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, craf$c would be likely m increase immensely, directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfid that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care faciliry as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validiry of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. P��- WhC) Concerned P r From PU gewood av V(11 �G� IM I CiV' PVW(q,V Av� A--4 Pt� CO [ ( ( CIS) Go Mr. Brian Grubb, Citv Planner Current Planning Department 28I North College Avenue nP.O. Box ns. �^f 80 Fort Collins. CO 8052'-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb, O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffmg, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property I."RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0Lj on the North side of the child j1(1 care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directs conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely. directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has. had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property es, for commercial purposand could pose a a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. OZ Concerned Parent From Ridgewood y School P&VOC 1a AAoV�cU4 /+23i Saddle "CIL4 DV: 1t: RWzcP r--•� 2!27i2001 U V � Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department nP.O. 281 North College Avenue Box �^J ns, Fort Collins. CO 805?2-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing, and Families. We are incredibh rezoning concerned about the proposed of the property(R DGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I j on the North side of the child J� f1 care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Densit}• Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directs conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likelv to increase immensely. directly influencing the safery of children attending Ridgewood Day school. It is doubtful that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the Property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validiry of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. J ecW C0 (A,U.twlw'tq0 Pt, C0(I�,�S� c,-) D525 The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffmg, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the propern• (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-01) on the North side of the child care facility. 7/77/100I Mr. Brian Grubb. Cia• Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box 580 Fort Collins. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb, O O v Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility, daily. If the above mentioned property, is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Ilse it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdv conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Dav School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely, to increase immensely, directly influencing the safety, of children 4j, attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property, for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the propern remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. Concerned Parent From Ridgewood Dav School TOW a, TSB q 1 q CCAV V-1 d y'E� �r- pfi, CO111,14S, GD �[�zc� F O2/27/2001 V � Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 28I North College Avenue P.O. Box Sty Fort Collins. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the properr ,"RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I on the North side of the child f1 care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property• is rezoned as an " L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdy conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that rnav be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share. traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safer, of children attending Ridgewood Day School ft is doubtfid that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the propem been zoned L M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melodv Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank ,you. iConcemed Parent From Ridgewood Day School � O l S� I� Uri- M I CUG� � S D►� 8ID F7Z12 ram{ 2/27/2001 O O Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box n80 Fort Collins. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property "RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0Lj on the North side of the child j� f1 care facilit-. V Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely. directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the propem, remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please rake into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. Concerned Parenr From Ridgewood Day School �IDwlds Mood 1�20 ��i�t �tici�U�ls brf Pt,coil��J ca eDSzI� r� 2!27/200I O �O V v I Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue n P.O. Box 30 ^u Fort Collins.rCO 8052'-05$0 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I i on the North side of the child J►� f1 care facilirv. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and r departing from this facility• daily. If the above mentioned property• is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density Mixed -Use". it could allow for businesses ro be built which direcdy conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Dav School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N. and the entrance we would share. traffic would be likely to increase immensely. directly influencing die safety or children attending Ridgewood Day School. ft is doubtful that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has. hats the property• been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the properry remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes. and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validiry of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. ncerned Parent From Ridgewood Day School Al -ex (vet E et3cd.j fbYO 1z"ekwva'd Qr.`e tor{_ (0t1`s� CO 8dT2j 1/27/2001 Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box 580 Fort Collins. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day Schooi Administration. Staffing and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I j on the North side of the child care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density- Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Dav School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase irnmensely, directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has_, had the properry been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care Facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes. and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes: however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please rake into consideration the validin, of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. Concerned Parent From Ridgewood Dav School f1 Wl a W d tM+W I -CCIA 1-f-i vd 01 th%dlf-1 spV-i 14 If Go g0�2-0 O 2/27/2001 O Mr. Brian Grubb, City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue nP.O. Box 80 ^u Fort Collins. CO 80522-0580 ns. Dear Mr. Grubb, O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I.) on the North side of the child care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdy conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfid that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them.. This is unfbrtunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the fuhancial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validiry of our concerns and the safety_ of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. E111WI 1 Ridgewood Day .. A-mv �1 Z3 LP A L� l� v V�� gDS�S 2/27/2001 Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Deparunenr 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box 580 Fort Collins. CO 80522-O580 Dear Mr. Grubb. The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibh• concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property(RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # -I-0I" on the North side of the child care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density• Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdv conflict with the interests of children arending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses drat may be built on propem zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely. directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. it is doubtfid that a child care facilit, would have been built in the location that it has. had the property• been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and dteir safer•. We understand drat if the prop", remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other corrmany. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank You. i Concerned Parenc F in Ridgewood Day School ? 2 S Co luw0o i c- )Z J- k f+ -k* 2-2-1 �-� _ Cow VVz>1 Co $D525 1 '_f 4 " p..� 2/27/2001 O O v � Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue n P.O. Box 80 �^f Fort Collins. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the propern (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I i on the North side of the child Ocare facilin-. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this faciliry daily. If the above mentioned propertyis rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Densin Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directiv conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely. directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facilin• as a selling point for the subdivision. then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the propern remains zoned as "R-L", Melody, Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes. and could pose as a financial burden for these. This is unforumate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes: however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melodv Homes or any other comoanv., Please Wp sideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave thzoned as it is. Thank you. ( c9fj� Parent From Ridgewood Day School 019 4,)W(.-Y�ha C+ W1, nd sor-, C) RDS-50 O O Mr. Brian Grubb, City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box n80 Fort Collins. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Scaffmg, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property "RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-OI on the North side of the child J� (� care facility. V Our concerns stem from the face that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facilitt- daily. If the above mentioned propem, is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -list", it could allow for businesses to be built which directiv conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share. traffic would be likely to increase immensely. directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfid that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has. had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision. then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the pruperty remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the fmanrial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please rake into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Th* you. Concerned pParent F b 4 gew d�DaaYpSch�ool -TV Cs �3 ga(-t-2:.PV. . c 011 (01, C-0 r-� 2/27/2001 V Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box 80 Fort Collins, CO 30522-0580 ns. Dear Mr. Grubb O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Swffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0 L on the North side of the child care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density -Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely m increase immensely, directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care facifity would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seem odd that Melody Homes would use our child care Facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand drat if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safer• of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. Concerned Parent From Ridgewood Day School ' CU Q-7D> cfg3 , `?35�p raj 2/27/200I O �O V V� Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 28I North College Avenue P.O. Box ns. 80 Fort Collins. CO 8O522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property �,;RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I j on the North side of the child two care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this faciliry daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Use". it could allow for businesses to be built which directly F••i•� conflict with the interests or children attending Ridgewood Dav School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely. directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision. then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes. and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as is is. Thank you. Parent From Ridgewood Day -�O-Z�-GoGlrn� GO �oSaS O 21/27!200I (O V v J Mr. Brian Grubb. Ciry Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box n80 Fort Coffins. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property 'RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I on the North side of the child f1 care facility-. V Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property• is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density- Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdv conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the rapes of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfil that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes: however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validiry of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. Parent From Kdj�70 -Dav School CCU \\� f15 Cc r� '/2?/2001 o - 0 Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue n P.O. Box 580 �^J Fort Collins. CO 8O522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing. and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the (� property {RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I j on the North side of the child bG care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this faciliry daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely. directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfril that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has. had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision. then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes. and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunare from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safery of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. Co c ed Parent Ridgewood Day School 2/27/200I O O v� Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box ns, 80 Fort Collins. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb, O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffmg, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0 L on the North side of the child care facdin-. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this factliry daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Densiry Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directy conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Dav School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely. directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day -School. It is doubtfiil that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the prop", remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety_ of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank ,your. -Ff, C� l / � �'1 S, 6-0 0LI) .. _ ' /2; /2001 V Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box 80 Fort Collins.�ts. CO 30522-0560 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property (RIDGE�� OOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-01.) on the North side of the child jJ 0 care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density- Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdy conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Dav School. With the types of businesses that maY be built on property zoned L-M-N. and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing rite safery of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care Facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please rake into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank ,You. Conte Parent From Ridgewood Day School r� 2/27/200I O O V4 Mr. Brian Grubb. Citv Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box n80 Fort Collins. CO 30522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb, O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffmg, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the properrv'RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I on the North side of the child f"1(1 care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, Traffic would be likely to increase immensely7 directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. ft is doubtfid that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has. had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a Financial burden for them. This is unfortunate From a financial perspective for Melody Homes: however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validiry of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please zoned as it is. Thank you. Day School �060 M� �.CoUImg/ co r� ' /27,/200I O O v J Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue nP.O. Box ns. Fort Collins. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Adminiscration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the propern• r,"RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0 U1 on the North side of the child J� f1 care facility-. V Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned propern is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdy conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Dav School. With the types of tr businesses chat may be built on property zoned L-M-N. and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely. directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfid that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safiry of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. av�,M-AAA1611 Co ed Parent F Ridge d Dav School loq-1 Ha-n n Ck 5--�. Ca`k;w�,�Usa` , c� C� r� O 2/27/200I V v � Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department nP.O. 281 North College Avenue Box nt30 ^u Fort Collins. CO 80I22-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0Lj on the North side of the child care facility. V Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interesu of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely. direcrly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. I is doubtfid that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the propem been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose chat the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please rake into consideration rh diry of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please Itaxe`e property zoned as &. ank you Dav School 2/27/2-001 V � Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box 580 Fort Collins, CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the properr, ; RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I on the North side of the child care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfid that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has. had the properry been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please rake into consideration the validiry of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank ,you. N.)VAhAl L M- Concemed Parent From Ridgewood Day Sch 1 El i 7-o J -Fi ZC + �R-W �C+ .�-j, , CN I I V1s_) GD � 0 �2 5 2/27/2001 0 V � Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box 80 ns. Fort Collins. CO 30522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property "RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I i on the North side of the child J� (� care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facilir' daily. If the above mentioned properc'v is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directs• conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Dav School. With the types of businesses that mac be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be liken• to increase immensely. directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfid that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the propert remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes: however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validiry of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. (64 Concerned Parent From Ridgewood Day School 2/ 27/2001 0 Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue nP.O. Box �^f Fort Collins. CO 8O522-0580 ns. Dear Mr. Grubb O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-01. on the North side of the child care facility. �./ Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the rapes of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immenselyl directly influencing the safery of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfid that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this propene for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unforcurate. from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melodv Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave die property ed as it is. Thank you. cemed 1a=E From Ridgewood Day School 2/2711/2001 0 Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box 580 Fort Collins. CO 80522-0580 : Dear Mr. Grubb O O !� The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Scaffng, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the propern- :.;RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I.) on the North side of the child f1 care facility. . Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Use", is could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the rypes of businesses chat may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care Cardin, would have been built in the location that it has. had the properr, been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. Cons ed Pare t From Ridgewood Day A01 2127/)01)1 O O U Mr. Brian Grubb. Cie: Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College avenue P.O. &)x 564) V Fort Coll ns. CO 805_2_'-0560 Dear iIr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concemed about the proposed rezoning of the propern __RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I on the North side of the child bZcare facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than chiidren 200 children arriving and departing from this faciiit daily. If the above mentioned propern• is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Law Density• Mixed -Use". it could allow for businesses to be built which -'irecdv conflict wim the interests or children attending Ridgewood Dav School. With the types or businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N. and the entrance we would share. traffic would be likeiv to increase immenseiY. directly influencing the safety or children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care facilit, would have been built in the location that it has. had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care Facility as a selling point for the subdivision. then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property For businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the prupertremains zoned as "R-L". Melody Homes is unable m sell this properry for commercial purposes. and could pose a a financial burden for them This a unfortunate From a financial perspective for Melody Homes: however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please cake into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safea of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank You. Concerned ParenEFPXRidgewood Day School t r---I 2!27/2001 V V � Mr. Brian Grubb. Ciry Planner Current Planning Department 28I North College Avenue P.O. Box 80 Fort Collins.tu. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I.) on the North side of the child f 1 care facility-. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this faciliry daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfid that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seeress odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand drat if the propem, remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unforttmate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes: however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please rake into consideration dye validiry of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. Concerned Parent From Ridgewood Day School O2/27/200I O }� Mr. Brian Grubb, City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box n80 Fort Collins. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb, O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I j on die North side of the child care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than jWdem 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdy conflict with the interests of children arending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has. had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their saferp. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate From a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validiry of our concerns and the safer of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. C —"51 1� I 1 Concerned t From Ridgewood Day School �� C Dr) Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue n P.O. Box n80 Fort Collins. CO 3052-2-O580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the propern• i RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I.) on the North side of the child care facilin. V Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility dady. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Densicv Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdy M••i•� conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood DaySchool. With the types of businesses that may be built on properry zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely. directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubefid that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision. then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the properry remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validiry of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. C/ Concerned Parent From Ridgewood Day School C� 4� ; LJOdCA J 0 '/271/200I 0 Mr. Brian Grubb, City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue n P.O. Box u^ n80 Fort Collins. CO 80522-05230 Dear Mr. Grubb O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the propem ;.:RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0Lj on the North side of the child J� (� care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that dtere are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Use". it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdy conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase unmensely. directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the propem been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be conned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes: however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please rake into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank You. I 4� - Concerned Parent From Ridgewood Day School r� 2/27/200I 0 0 Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box 580 Fort Collins. CO 80522-0S80 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property i RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0 L) on the North side of the child carefaciliry. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdv conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses chat may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share. traffic would be likely to increase immensely; directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care FacilitY would have been built in the location that it has, had the properry been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safery. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate From a Financial perspective for Melody Homes however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property, zoned as it is. Thank ,you. _�� -,moo �EBKA (i z p b b Concerned Parent m Ridgewood Day SchoQ1. F-� 0 0 Mr. Brian Grubb. Civ., Planner Current Planning Department 281 .North College Avenue P.O. Box 30 Fors Collins.�CO BUo_'"-Vo6U Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the propern-:"RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE = 4-0I on the North side of the child care facilic.. Our concerns stem from the cacc that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this fatuity daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Densiry Mixed -Use". is could allow for businesses to be built which direcdv conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Dav School. With the rapes of businesses chat may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immenseiv. directly influencing the safecv of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care faciliry would have been built in the location thar it has. had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd chat Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision. then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand dtac if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this properry for commercial purposes. and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes: however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validiry of our concerns and the sakin, of our children. Please leave the property zoned as is is. Thank vom Concem wren tom Ridgewood Day School 03 F4 - Col tins, CC �s 2127/200I O O Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box 580 s. Fort Collins. CO 80522-05$0 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I on the North side of the child jJ f1 care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned properry is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdy conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Dav School. With the types of businesses that may be built on propert• zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely. directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfid that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has. had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes. and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. Conterned Parent From pdglwood Day School 7�n--1'i-teiirte_ ltlMhei3 - It4iK(.x �+ . Col li �s, C� �� N O2/27/2001 O Mr. Brian Grubb, City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue n P.O. Box 380 �^f Fort Collins. CO 80522-O580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property "RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I j on the North side of the child j� (\ care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more dean-ehi&W 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Demi .,,Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict witj the interests of children attending Ridgewood Dav School. With the types of businesses char may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share. Traffic would be liiely to increase immensely, direcdv influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtftd that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has. had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the propert remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes: however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. aa�-6S6 q �COn� d arent From Ridgewood Da School C;6a Ecyp�� ---� 2/77/2001 V � Mr. Brian Grubb. Ciry Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box 580 Fort Collins. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffmg, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE -FILE #-0I on the North side of the child care facdirv. V Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned properr' is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directs conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtf d that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property, remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for then. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. 61U� � - �' - Concerned Parent From Ridgewood Da hool �,t�s cc) ��a� r—� 2!27/2001 O 0 Mr. Brian Grubb, City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue n P.O. Box 380 s. �^f Fort Collins, CO 80S22-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property,' DGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I.) on the North side of the child j� f1 care facdir,. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density- Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directs conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely. directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children s safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. Concerned P nt From wood Day School 2;'7%'001 0 0 U con Mr. Brian Grubb. Cicv Planner Current Planning Department ZB 1 North College Avenue P.O. Box 580 FoC[ (.J1lL^S. C.O 6OJ_"_-UJ2S0 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. ffi Stang and Families. We are Lncrediblvconcemed about the proposed rezoning of the properrs-,"RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE � 4-0 I.) on the North side of the child care facilin-. Our concerns stem fiom the ;act that dlere are more than children _100 children arriving and d'marring from this facdir. daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Use". it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdy conflict with the interests o"children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses chat may be built on property zoned L-M-N. and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely. directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has. had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision. then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses thar conflict with children and their safety. We understand chat if the propem, remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes. and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes: however, children's safety should nor be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any ocher company. Please take into consideration the validiry of our concerns and the safer of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you Concerned Parent From Ridgewood Dav School O2/27/200I �O U v � Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box ns. 80 Fort Collins. CO 30522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb, O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property (RIDGEW-OOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0 L on the North side of the child f (� care facilin•. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned propern is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdy conflict with the interests of -children attending Ridgewood Dav School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfid that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the properry been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property es, for commercial purposand could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validiry of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank ,you. Concemed Parent From Ridgewood Day S600l )(Y�%h�n C� �'�-C6 )l;'S' C6 Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Deparpnenr 281 North College Avenue nP.O. Box ns. ^u Fort Collins. CO 30522-O580 Dear Mr. Grubb, O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property ("RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I on the North side of the child care facilirv. Our concerns stem from the facr chat there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facilia daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdy conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely. directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfhd that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective For Melody Homes: however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validiry of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. ConcernParent From "dgewood Day School 0, i��. Ca�� Mr. Brian Grubb, City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box n80 Fort Collins, CO 30522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. 0 0 The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property "RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0 Lj on the North side of the child JJ f1 care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directs conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely. directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has. had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care Facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the propert, remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them This is unforttmate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please rake into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. hank you. Concerned Parent Frod RidgeWood Day School r� '; "%'001 O O r� /U V j Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department V 281 North College Avenue P.O. dam) Fort Collins.l CO 805"-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the (1� propern ; RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4_01 on the North side of the child (� care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and deparring from this fatuity daily. If the above mentioned propern• is rezoned as an "L-?vI-N District. Low Densir- Mixed -Use". it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdr conflict with the interests or children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share. traffic would be likeiv to increase immensely. directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has. had the propern been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision. then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand chat if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes. and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safery should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melodv Homes or anv other companv. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank You. Concerned PareifE From Ridgewood Day School 3!3713001 0 0 U Mr. Brian Grubb. On, Planner Current Planning Deparanenc U 28I North College avenue P.O. s Far[ Collins. CO 80d"_195230 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is co express concerns from Ridgewood Day. School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the propern ;"RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I on the North side of die child f1(\ care facility. Our concerns stem from the :act that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned propern• is rezoned as an "L-N(-N District. Low Density- Mixed -Ilse". it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdc conflict wim the incerescs of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the tvpes of businesses chat may be built on properry zoned L-M-N. and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likeiv to increase immensely. directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Dav School. It is doubtful chat a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the properry been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd chat Melodv Homes would use our child care facilicv as a selling point for the subdivision. then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the propern, remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property For commerciall purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unforamate from a financial perspective For Melodv Homes: however, children's safety should not be comocomised for the fuhancial benefit of Melodv Homes or any other companv. Please cake into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safery of our children. Please leave the property zoned as is is. Thank you. L/q/ Concerned Parent From Ridgewood Day School 2/27/200I O O v 1 Mr. Brian Grubb. Cir• Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box ns. 80 Fort Collins. CO 80522-O580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I on the North side of the child J� (� care facility. V Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this faciliry daily. If the above mentioned propern is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directs• conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood DaySchool. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likelv to increase immensely. directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has. had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes. and could pose as a fmancial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes: however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please rake into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safer• of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. Concerned Parent From Ridge v School �--�j O 2/227/200I �O Mr. Brian Grubb, Cicv Planner Current Planning Department 28I North College Avenue P.O. Box ns. Fort Collins. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I on the North side of the child f1 care facility•. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facifin, daily. If the above mentioned property• is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directly j�•i� conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that nay be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Dav School. It is doubtfiil that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property nexr to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safea,. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity• of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. � 1�-, &AU,�J Concerned Parent From Ridgewood Day School J)8 pa((C (9I 0f Vh a1 6o k)52�-5 O2/27/200I �O U Mr. Brian Grubb, Ciry Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box 580 Fort Collins, CO 80522-0580 V Dear Mr. Grubb, O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I.) on the North side of the child care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and r departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdy conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the rapes of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, rrafFrc would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfid that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the propem• remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. Concerned P Prom Ridgewood Day School �, ��5 Co 8C2� Mr. Brian Grubb, City Planner Current Planning Department 28I North College Avenue P.O. Box ns. 80 Fort Collins. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O 0 The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing, and Families. R'e are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0 L on the North side of the child care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facifir<• daily. If the above mentioned property• is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interests of -children attending Ridgewood Dav School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N. and the entrance we would share. traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safes, of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfid that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property• been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes: however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validiry of our concerns and the safeuv of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. Concerned Parent From Ridgewood Day School bevt i S8 r0c.0 I 3 0 It yvt,6 1010 (i P-f, COIii 0S 1) C/o 0 x Q 2/27/200I Mr. Brian Grubb, City Planner Current Planning Department 28I North College Avenue P.O. Box 580 Fort Collins. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property (RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-01.1 on the North side of the child care facility. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facilin, daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density- Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses chat may be built on property zoned L-M-N, an.'•'. the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely. directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfid that a child care facility would have been built in the fixation that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses char conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the propem, remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should nor be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please rake into consideration the validiry of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you Conc rned Parent From Ridge w od Day School CUPAtV11 iVId�f4 u q �K S e Vv i c y DV, Po vt C o u l' osJ co 0D� 2� O2/27/2001 O Mr. Brian Grubb. Citv Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box 580 Fort Collins. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing. and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the property -'RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0Lj on the North side of the child care facdin-. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Use". it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdy conflict with the interests of -children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the apes of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has. had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the properry remams zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please rake into consideration the validiry of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. &r d Parent From Ridge ood av School a8t� .g c lv r/& . F- & 6OCCj_,,�, CO Y05-J-6c . r A Mr. Brian Grubb, City Planner Current Planning Department 28I North College Avenue P.O. Box 580 Fort Collins. CO 80522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb, O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the propem i;RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I i on the North side of the child care facility. `v/ N Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Ilse", it could allow for businesses to be built which direcdv conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfid that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facilir' as a selling point for the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. l Concerned Parent From Ridgewood Day School 1Davu v► c V &A�l van Dr loveI aV101) C/o ST �3g O2/27/200I �O V v J Mr. Brian Grubb. City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box 80 Fort Collins.ru. CO 30522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration, Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the V.J property ;RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE it 4-01. on the North side of the child (� care facilit-. Our concerns stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property• is rezoned as an "L-M-N District, Low Density- Mixed -Use", it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safety of children attending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtfcd that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has. had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point for the subdivision. then propose that the property next to it be. rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable co sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a financial burden for them This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be compromised for the financial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validiry of our concerns and the safety of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. ljl� ?w Concerned Parent From Ridgewood Day School 28y ( a rnavt'(le r, 9c G oi f h a3i co, 800?-6 2/27/300I CZ) Mr. Brian Grubb, City Planner Current Planning Department 281 North College Avenue P.O. Box ni30 Fort Collins. CO 250522-0580 Dear Mr. Grubb. O O The purpose of this letter is to express concerns from Ridgewood Day School Administration. Staffing, and Families. We are incredibly concerned about the proposed rezoning of the propern• "RIDGEWOOD HILLS REZONE - FILE # 4-0I i on the North side of the child bO care facility. Our concems stem from the fact that there are more than children 200 children arriving and departing from this facility daily. If the above mentioned property is rezoned as an "L-M-N District. Low Density Mixed -Use". it could allow for businesses to be built which directly conflict with the interests of children attending Ridgewood Day School. With the types of businesses that may be built on property zoned L-M-N, and the entrance we would share, traffic would be likely to increase immensely, directly influencing the safety of children artending Ridgewood Day School. It is doubtful that a child care facility would have been built in the location that it has, had the property been zoned L-M-N. It seems odd that Melody Homes would use our child care facility as a selling point For the subdivision, then propose that the property next to it be rezoned as commercial property for businesses that conflict with children and their safety. We understand that if the property remains zoned as "R-L", Melody Homes is unable to sell this property for commercial purposes, and could pose as a fmancial burden for them. This is unfortunate from a financial perspective for Melody Homes; however, children's safety should not be comoromised for the fmancial benefit of Melody Homes or any other company. Please take into consideration the validity of our concerns and the safety_ of our children. Please leave the property zoned as it is. Thank you. on emed Parct/Fro4 Ridgewood Day School 10 Erni h St. R . Go 11 r�, Co w�a-4 Note: 103 copies of the following letter from Ridgewood Day School administration, staff, and families were submitted. The letter text was identical with each citizen attaching his/her signature and address individually.