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From:Jayne Sherratt <br />To:Heidi Heller <br />Cc:*LC_council <br />Subject:2736 & 2744 Rice Street townhome project <br />Date:Friday, November 18, 2016 11:20:42 AM <br />Dear Mayor Keis and Council Members; <br /> <br />I live at 91 Iona Lane, where my back yard is adjacent to the new townhomes being proposed at <br />2736 & 2744 Rice Street. I have watched the planning commission meeting on line and see that the <br />planning commission approved this PUD without the fence that I was originally told would go <br />between my property and the new townhomes. Please reconsider and require that a fence be <br />installed by the developer on the townhome property. The concern was maintenance on the fence, <br />but you can get vinyl maintenance free fencing now that is much better than when it first came out <br />and will look great for a long time without maintenance. <br />http://www.certainteed.com/fence/maintenance-free-fence/ <br /> <br />I am over 70 years old and lived at this home for 48 years. I do not want to wait for the trees to <br />grow in order to have my privacy. The developer agreed to a fence. In the planning commission <br />meeting Mr. Gritmann with Cash for Houses, LLC said “We will do whatever is needed. To put a <br />fence up or not, that is really not a big deal, we will do whatever is needed… if the woman needs a <br />fence we can put a fence up.” <br /> <br />Well, this woman needs a fence! <br /> <br />Thank you, <br /> <br />Elizabeth Tschida-Miller <br />91 Iona Lane <br />Little Canada