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Area Board of Zoning Appeals—December 5,2012 <br /> does not currently exist in South Bend so it will undoubtedly be a large draw for the downtown area. More <br /> so an APP member,Bicycle Gallery will be listed on the APP website. Since the closest APP member to <br /> South Bend currently resides in Chicago, Bicycle Gallery will attract cultivated clients from surrounding <br /> cities as well. This is precisely what downtown South Bend needs to help grow all of its businesses and <br /> continue its evolution into a true 2I't century city. Thank you. <br /> MS. MARIE MITCHELL: I live at 1236 Longfellow, South Bend. And I'm really excited about the <br /> addition of the Bicycle Gallery to downtown South Bend. Although body art has been viewed traditional as <br /> taboo or counter culture by dominant American traditional values, these practices have a richer and more <br /> valuable place in many indigenous and minority cultures throughout the world and the U.S. The virtues of <br /> diversity by now are fair to many of us in virtually every sector of life, politics,education,business. I've <br /> lived the integration of body art in a traditional gallery setting as a progressive statement about our exclusive <br /> community values which will translate well in the form of culture and business.Thank you. <br /> MR. DAVID GUTHRIE: I live at 2909 1/z, Apt.A, Lincolnway West, South Bend. I have a degree from <br /> IUSB graduating 2005 with philosophy and physiology as my majors and I've spent the last 15 years of my <br /> life employed at the University of Notre Dame at the Morris Inn. I have two talttoo by David Martin myself <br /> over the course of the last ten years. I chose him because of his reputation both as a talented artist and as a <br /> clean hygienic practitioner. I do feel that tattoos have a stigma that I don't think is deserved. I have many <br /> friends that are servicemen and women, working persons, and otherwise youth artistic and philosophical <br /> culture locally that all have tattoos. I ask you to vote in favor and hope that this sort of stigma doesn't <br /> interfere with the decision. <br /> MS. RHONDA SKINNER: I live at 50983 Safari Drive, Granger. I have known half pint,David Martin, for <br /> 16 years. I'm a client of him and Noel both. I am an artist and I work full time in South Bend. What I know <br /> of David is he has a very outstanding character as a man and as an artist he is just amazing. And I think he <br /> would do nothing but benefit the downtown area. Thank you. <br /> MS. ACCA BATHOBONY: I live at 609 N. Hill St., South Bend. I wanted to just come up here and really <br /> hope that you guys are going to vote in favor of this. I think it's something that would really be good for our <br /> city as far as diversifying it and getting some younger into the community. I have been pierced by Noel and <br /> I do receive tattoos from David. My first one was eleven years ago and I have been going to Marvel. I only <br /> go to Marvel. And as far as when you guys were discussing the ID's and how they would know that it's not <br /> a minor that they're, I've been refused, I'm 28 now, I was refused a tattoo at Marvel because I did not have <br /> my ID with me when I was 24. So it was actually Noel that refused the service for me so I know first hand <br /> how strict the two of these people will be with their guidelines. The stigma that does involve with tattooing, <br /> I have a skull in the middle of my chest. It's been there for three years now but I work at Notre Dame at <br /> Moreau seminary. And I am not judged on the way I looked but my work ethics and I've never had anything <br /> negative said to me as far as my opinions and my views,just my work ethics. I'm just really hoping you <br /> guys vote for it. <br /> 23 <br />
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