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L1MBIRD Andrew
Tuesday, January 27,20094:11 PM
'JSuminski@aol,com'
RE: case # DRC2009-00002
Mr. Suminski: Thank you for providing comments on this proposal. Your response has been forwarded to the applicant
for their information, and will be included with the staff report and decision on this application. To clarify, the
requestE7d frontage variance is for the "width" of the proposed lot where it abuts 26th Street, and not for a building ,
setback. The property owner would be able to build in accordance with standard Springfield Development Code building
setback requirements, which are a minimum-10-foot front, side (facing the street), and rear yard setback on corner
lots. The setback distance is measured from the property line and not the curb or sidewalk, which is usually inside the
, public street right-of-way. If you have any questions, please let me know. Thanks
Andy Limbird
City of Springfield
From: JSuminski@aol.com [mailto:JSuminski@aol.com]
Sent: Friday, January 23, 2009 6:40 PM
To: UMBIRD Andrew
Subject: Re: case # DRC2009-00002
January 23, 2009
Andy Limbird
City of Springfield Urban Planning Division
Re: DRC2009-00002 Applicant GeoffCossen
My house is at the end ofN. 26th street. Address: 888 N. 26th
I oppose a variance for 2660 "G" Street. There are two reasons for my opposition.
I. According to the'map he's asking for a variance on N. 26th street, This street is already clogged with cars
parked on both sides of the street due to houses being built so close that there's no place to put cars, boats,
trailers, etc.. We don't want a precedent to make structures even closer. .
2. 15 yards is not 'enough distance from the road for safety or curb appeal. Please reject this petition.
Sincerely,
Joe Suminski
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