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Council will have the wisdom to see the decision would be a good one for the impacted <br />residents. <br />Along the back, there would be fencing (actually all four sides get fenced) and <br />landscaping along the property line in the rear to help with the transition. Once the units <br />are built and filled, the developer, Don Hawkins experience in doing this over many <br />years is you will see only one or two cars a day to the facility. The facility is typically <br />open from 5:30AM to 10:OOPM. He says opening early is pretty important because <br />sometimes contractors will store stuff they will want to get before heading to a job in the <br />morning. With the buildings running the direction shown on the sketch I provided, the <br />neighbors would only even see someone when someone on the rear units are there, <br />otherwise they wouldn't even know someone is there. <br />On the building timeline it is worth noting the vertical construction will go relatively fast <br />as the developer, Don Hawkins builds some the masonry components off site and <br />assembles in somewhat a modular way. Don says the actual vertical construction only <br />takes about 7-10 days per building. <br />As agreed, attached are the pdf files of the hand outs from yesterdays meeting. I believe <br />the architect Robert Johnson agreed to prepare a site plan today or tomorrow instead of <br />using the one I had. I did attach my sketch as a back up but I am sure the one the <br />architect will provide will look much different as my sketch was simply for discussion <br />purposes only. <br />We met with the Watershed yesterday after out meeting and learned that there was still <br />an open permit relating to the development that happened to the west in 1998. <br />Apparently there was some work to be done to Outlot A to fill the larger wetland but that <br />was never done. I guess the seller got sick and has had serious health issues that may <br />have prevented him from completing this. Also, we learned the Watershed has a flood <br />plain of 900.8+/- (that is not great). All this to say we really don't know a whole lot <br />more then before we met with them, but the Watershed is going to look into the history <br />of permits, etc. Mike Brass expressed that there was a planning commission meeting <br />coming up this Tuesday and if it was possible to get feedback by then it would be great. <br />Hi Samantha & Patrick, <br />Thank you for our meeting yesterday too. As mentioned above, we learned a little about <br />the site but hopefully more to follow. It is good to know there is no buffer requirement <br />from wetlands that Rice Creek specifically requires. It was also good to learn a little <br />about the history of the site, etc. Once you learn more, please go ahead and contact <br />Doan Hawkins and email Shawn Bohan and/or Robert Johnson. <br />I think that is it. Please keep in mind, I know some of you know me based on my <br />development background but I am not the developer in this project, it is Don Hawkins. <br />Our real estate company, Amaris Company is representing the buyer Don Hawkins only <br />and I was simply trying to help him get things rolling. Please direct your questions and <br />such going forward to Don Hawkins or his team. I've learned Don is not much of an <br />email guy, so I'd suggest the good of telephone if possible. Of course, we are here to <br />support the process in any way we can. <br />i <br />