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-2- <br />We -find it interesting that of the neighborhood residents from whom <br />the petitioners secured approvals, most live out of view of the property. <br />So, it has no effect on them. One signee to the petitioners' re-zoning request <br />resides on Oxfpi-d Street completely out of sight of the pro�erty. <br />We also find it interesting that in her petition, Kathleen Ag71e5s stated -- quote -- <br />"A meeting was held with residents of the neiehborhood on June 20th, 2001. <br />Many of the residents were surp:ised that commercial use was not allowed, <br />and were generally supportive of changing the Comprehensive Land Use Plan." <br />End quote. <br />Let�s set the record straight. The ortly people to attend that June 20th <br />Gpen House were myself --�,oger Dunnette--my wife --Jeanette--and Sally Goodroad, <br />our neighbor immediately to the east. None of us supported the re-zoning request, <br />and said so atthetime. <br />So, where this "generally supportive�� sentiment was generated is a mystery to us. <br />The neighbors from whom SCh02'ri Realty secured approvals did not show up <br />to voice those approvals at this Qt�eTi House on June 20th. <br />As a gesture of compromise, we told Kathleen Agness at the June 20th meeting <br />that we had no animosity toward them and would support their remaining in the <br />former F�m�er Music Academy if they could secure from the city a special use oermit� <br />for their use only, with the current zoning. <br />It is ironic that a realtor gave another realtor such poor advice, and that <br />they opened their business based on such advice. <br />(more) <br />