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RCA Attachment D Bryan Lloyd From:Angie Garcia Sent:Monday, July 4, 2022 5:12 PM To:RV Planning; Robert Willmus; Dan Roe; Jason Etten; Wayne Groff; Julie Strahan Subject:Upcoming proposal for July 6 meeting Caution: This email originated outside our organization; please use caution. Dear Sir or Madam, IÓm writing to you about an upcoming proposal in the Northwest corner of Roseville (Old Highway 8) proposed by Tom Brama. Mr. Brama is wanting to turn two single family homes and combine the lots and create 3 twin homes and 1 single family home. I am asking you to please, please, reject this proposal. This will set a precedent for future sales of homes in the area and turn what was a quiet, family neighborhood into a loud, over-populated and dangerous part of Roseville. We already have drag races every weekend on Highway 88 and the ever-growing Edison apartment complex that will bring hundreds of more people. Sandcastle park has now become a growing concern for loud night time parties, drug deals and there have been homeless sleeping on the park benches overnight. Mr. BramaÓs proposal will require a separate street to get to the homes from Old Hwy 8, which will require a street light add to that the lights from the additional homes, which will be shining right into their neighbors homes that have been here for over 40 years. Mr. Brama held a call for the neighbors during which he mentioned that he is Ðjust the developerÑ and cannot guarantee what will be built. How do we know that this will keep with the Ðcharacter of RosevilleÑ and not become some dumpy rental property? WeÓve already lost so many trees and green space with the Edison apt and that will also happen with this proposal. I know Mr. Brama is saying he will plant new trees but taking down trees that are over 50 years old will be a detriment to our fragile climate. The greenspace and trees are why we moved to this area. Mr. BramaÓs proposal does not accurately account for the fact that Troseth Road floods almost yearly now. When this was brought up to him during the community call, he believed that the city of Roseville would need to be responsible for ensuring that didnÓt happen even though his changes will contribute to the problem. Our neighborhood came to the city council once before, to voice our concerns over the Edison apartments, some of which are coming true (increase in loud parties at the park, increase in traffic, etc), please listen to us and know that weÓre trying to save what many call the Ðforgotten part of RosevilleÑ. Please decline this proposal. I am sending this because I love this neighborhood, it's a true community and I'm trying to preserve the neighborhood where we raise our families. I know that you need to think about the future of Roseville, but changes for the future should not be at the detriment of the present. Thank you for your time. Angie Garcia 1 Page 29 of 50