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-�. "' <br />1790 Lexington Ave., SDDI Signs � .nce request Page 1 of 1 <br />Thomas Paschke <br />From: Chris Meyer [cmeyer@shopnbc.com] <br />Sent: Sunday, January 28, 2007 1:07 PM <br />To: Bryan Lloyd <br />Cc: weechild@msn.com; johnanobern@comcast.net <br />Subject: 1790 Lexington Ave., SDDI Signs Variance request <br />Bryan, <br />I have serious reservations about the variance to install a new and presumable larger sign at 1790 Lexington. Over the past 4 <br />years the commercial property surrounding my home has expanded. This expansion has resulted in increased noise, traffic, <br />trash, trespassing and other undesirable affects which are impacting the enjoyment of my home. I believe my neighbors are <br />equally frustrated. <br />What factors are analyzed when deciding to grant or deny a variance? Do the concerns of the residential property owners impact <br />the decision? What can I do to insure my concerns and those of my neighbors are considered? <br />Here are the details from the Variance Board notification card: <br />Site: 1790 Lexington Ave. <br />PIN: 14-29-23-33-00116 <br />Applicant: SDDI Signs Systems (PF07-008) <br />Any guidance or advice you can provide will be greatly appreciated. <br />Thanks in advance, <br />Chris Meyer <br />1075 Roma Ave <br />(cell) 612-839-4444 <br />cc: John and Bernadette Galaba <br />1057 Roma Avenue <br />johnanobern@comcast.net <br />Matt and Michelle Richards <br />1058 Roma Avenue <br />weechild�msn.com <br />02/O 1 /2007 <br />