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1/8/2018
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Carolyn Henry <br /> From: Timothy Matovina <Timothy.Matovina.l @nd.edu> <br /> Sent: Monday, December 04, 2017 1:09 PM <br /> To: Carolyn Henry <br /> Subject: Pandora Partners ABZA requests <br /> Dear Ms. Henry, <br /> We write with regard to the requests that the Area Board of Zoning Appeals is considering from Pandora <br /> Partners and their property at 806 Howard Street in South Bend. We ask that you convey our views on this <br /> matter to members of the Board. <br /> We live at 1115 N Notre Dame Avenue. Our opposition to the Pandora Partners petitions are as follows: <br /> 1. The requested 31-car variance is not conducive to community use of Kelly Park,nor to general public safety. <br /> When cars park on both sides of narrower streets like St. Peter St., it is difficult to see children who are crossing <br /> the street between the vehicles. Having that many extra cars in the street- especially if they are for residents <br /> who would live in the building and leave their vehicles outside overnight-will make the parking situation on <br /> the streets around this property more congested and more hazardous than any other streets in the immediate <br /> vicinity. <br /> 2. The scope of the proposed project is not consistent with the residential development in the neighborhood. <br /> This property is not located on a commercial street, nor a street with office space. It is located on a residential <br /> street. The city planning has already designated the Eddy Street corridor for those times of developments. <br /> Residents agreed to this approach of having offices and business establishments in that corridor, and leaving <br /> other parts of the neighborhood residential. The requested use is inconsistent with that agreement and with the <br /> character of land use in the neighborhood surrounding 806 Howard Street. <br /> 3. The proposed alteration to the property would almost certainly have a negative impact on property values, <br /> especially those of homeowners immediately adjacent to the property. Adding an additional story to a building <br /> already oversized for the neighborhood would make adjacent properties less attractive and valuable to nearly <br /> any buyer we can imagine, and certainly to potential buyers with children. <br /> Thank you for considering our views on this matter and passing them along to the Area Board of Zoning <br /> Appeals. If you or any of the Board members have further questions about our views,please do not hesitate to <br /> contact us. <br /> Yours sincerely, <br /> Timothy and Elida Matovina <br /> 1115 N Notre Dame Ave <br /> South Bend, IN 46617 <br /> (574)283-0737 <br /> i <br />
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