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Obviously, our preference would be that NO high-density, muhi family units <br />be built behind us on the church property. Alternately, with a few <br />modifications, the un/ts (or a unit) could still be placed there, but <br />modifications made to the plan in order to preserve our neighborhood of <br />single-family homes already squeeZed in a busy area. To fi.u"ther close us M <br />with yet another road and more traffic would be a HUGE disservic~ <br /> ? single-family residential area. Lord of Life. has put their plans on paper, <br />but now is the time to look how it affects EVERYONE, specifically those <br />who' share the property line wkh Lord of Life. ' <br /> <br />Final observations about other neighborhoods in the area: <br /> <br />Savannah Oaks Senior Housing: Hwy 47 and 5: a large strip of dense, <br />full trees has been kept between that high-densitY, multi-family housing unit <br />and the backyards of the single family homes that border it. (Dysprosium <br />St. side) <br /> <br />River Pines (Orrin Thompson homes): Hwy 47 and 157th: Plans <br />originally were for regular city lots in the whole development. However, <br />Orrin Thompson was directed to change their plans to respect the <br />homeowners currently in the area with acreage. The change meant that the <br />fifth phase must have 1-acre parcels backed up to the current homeowners <br />land, in effect giving them a "buffer" from c{ty-lot-sized homes. <br /> <br />Thank you for helping us resolve this matter. Please help us keep a buffer <br />between single-family housing and high-density, multi-family units. <br /> <br />Very Sincerely, <br /> <br />Jim and' Lauri Hanson <br />14651 Fluorine St. NW <br />422-9106 <br /> <br /> <br />