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June 6, 1994
Council
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,)n Phillips
(respond -D
JUN 0 6 1994
t,i i Y iviANAGER
Dear City Council Members & Planning & Zoning Board,
We are the owners of a home on a 2 1/2 acre lot at 3248 Nite Court.
We understand that annexation and PUD plans are currently underway
for the Strachan, Shields & West parcels.
The neighborhood area bounded by County Road 9 on the west,
Horsetooth Road on the north, Fossil Creek inlet ditch on the east
and Hewlett Packard on the south is entirely comprised of 16
acreages of 2 acres or more. This acreage standard is firmly
rooted in this area for years, with no exceptions.
Because of the rural character of the neighborhood, we feel this
calls for creative planning of lower density so as not to destroy
the nature of the neighborhood. While we support the
seller's/developer's right to sell/develop, we are concerned that
the neighborhood not be modified by a development that is not
consistent with the existing standard.
There is certainly a high demand for acreages in this area. We
hope that the City and the developers can find a way to preserve
the area, while allowing the developers an economical means to
develop at lower densities.
Sincerely,
Rh Judy Christensen