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2019-04-29 Brenda Ashworth1 Charlene Way From:Brenda Ashworth <ashworthbc@aol.com> Sent:Friday, April 26, 2019 3:10 PM To:Meridian City Clerk Cc:David Ashworth Subject:Delano 2019 To the Honorable Tammy de Weerd, Mayor, To the Members of the Meridian City Council, and To the Meridian Planning and Zoning Commission: As eight year residents of Alpine Pointe, my husband and I are strongly opposed to the proposed Delano development as submitted, consisting of 85 densely packed single-family homes and a group of multi- story apartment buildings. First, DevCo, the developer, has done nothing to address Alpine Pointe residents’ valid concerns about having thousands ofadditional car trips through our subdivision each day (we have had three DevCo-hosted neighborhood meetings to date). DevCo’s plan will route the traffic from both this single-family development and the adjoining apartment complex through Dashwood Pl, a quiet residential cul-de-sac in Alpine Pointe that was never designed or designated to be a commercial collector road. From the Dashwood stub road, these thousands of cars will disperse throughout Alpine Pointe to connect to McMillan, Locust Grove and Eagle Road, creating noise and traffic hazards. The outlined traffic patterns will bring collateral traffic to Settlers Bridge as well. Champion Park will also have thousands of high-density development neighbors. We respectfully ask you to help us protect our quality of life. To clarify, it isn’t solely the Delano project that will bring forth this heavy traffic burden, but the situation is impacted by the connection to existing subdivisions and projects under construction that will bring the total density of the block of land bounded by Eagle Road on the east, Alpine Pointe to the north, Ustick to the south, and Champion Park to the west to a total population that is significantly greater in density than anywhere else in the city! Ladies and Gentlemen, we respectfully ask you to consider these issues with an eye towards not only the future of Meridian, but the quality of life of its residents. We trust you to act in our best interests. Sincerely, David and Brenda Ashworth 4375 North Camas Creek Way Meridian, ID 83646 2 Sent from my iPad