HomeMy WebLinkAboutLetter #63 Jeff & Chelsea Scofield
Butler, Bric
From:Jeff Scofield <jscofiel68@gmail.com>
Sent:Monday, April 8, 2024 12:51 PM
To:Butler, Bric; Aasen, Adam P; Joshi, Anita; Worrell, Jeff; Snyder, Matt; Taylor, Rich; Locke,
Ryan A; Minnaar, Shannon; Ayers, Teresa; Green, Anthony
Subject:JG Village - Daycare
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Hello,
My family is a resident of Jackson Grant - specifically our house sits on the southwest corner of Jackson
Grant Blvd and Otto Ln. We are concerned about the increase in traffic on Otto Ln driven by the inclusion
of a day care in JG Village.
I am asking for clarification on access points for the daycare. On page 29 of the Packet for PC 01-16-24
found here:
PZ-2023-00227 PUD Amend: Jackson's Grant Village - Day Care
Packet for PC 01-16-24, the only access point listed is via 116th st. However elsewhere in the packet
maps and in the accompanying traffic study, it appears access is via Village Creek Dr, which in turn is
accessible via 116th, Springmill and the (to date) strictly residential Otto Ln.
In reading through the Packet and traffic study, one thing I have not seen is an evaluation on how traffic
and residents on Otto Ln will be impacted.
With two children under 5, we recognize the need for good and convenient childcare. I also know
standard operating procedure for daycares is to charge parents extra for time they are late after the pick
up time. Us parents are incentivized to get there on time and these fees encourage both speeding and
creative traffic patterns to get to the daycare. If this daycare is accessible via residential streets like Otto
Ln, I think it is logical to assume customers will use Otto Ln as a path to the daycare.
If this daycare is approved, we ask that it not be accessible via Otto Ln and only directly through either
Springmill or 116th.
Sincerely
Jeff and Chelsea Scofield
511 Jackson Grant Blvd
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