Proposed 141 High Density Units on E. Natoma

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From: Mr. C and The C Family
Sent: 10/15/2007 8:58:21 AM
To: themayor@folsom.ca.us, corrprincess@ardennet.com, smiklos@folsom.ca.us, jstarsky@folsom.ca.us, admindept.@folsom.ca.us, lgullone@folsom.ca.us, Greg.eldridge@ch2m.com, robin@robinkaplan.com, cvanderveen@yahoo.com
Cc: pwarholic@calhomenet.com
Subject: Proposed 141 High Density Units on E. Natoma

To whom this may concern:

I am aware of the proposed 141 high density units on Golf Links and E. Natoma and signed the petition. I am strongly opposed to this project moving forward for the reasons of safety, traffic congestion, the impact it will have on Empire Oaks Elementary and aesthetics.

I walk my children to school at Empire Oaks and I feel that I will not be able to that any longer due to the traffic that will be on E. Natoma and Golf Links. It will also change the dynamic of Empire Oaks Elementary in a negative manner. Not only the traffic and safety concern me regarding the children, but also the high density in a single family residential neighborhood.

We bought in this neighborhood because there were no apartments, multi-family units and the fabulous blue ribbon school. I would like it to stay that way. This will reduce the value of our homes and this is not what we anticipated for our neighborhood. This project will take a lovely walking neighborhood and ruin the appeal to why so many people decided to buy here, in this particular neighborhood. I do not feel this corner in Folsom needs to be developed in this manner. The idea of single family homes or 40 to 50 high end single story condos is a great idea.

Thank you for your time,
The C Family

Editor's Note: Another great e-mail. Thanks Mr. C, and I hope to see you at the ARC meeting on Thursday morning, October 25th at 07:30 in the morning.


Patrick Warholic
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