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Butler, Bric
From:Tony Papay <tonypapay@icloud.com>
Sent:Friday, November 8, 2024 4:41 PM
To:Butler, Bric
Cc:Alice Papay; info@vwcoa.com
Subject:Docket PZ-2024-00173 PUD
Subject: Docket PZ-2024-00173 PUD
The proposed Clay Cottage was created in favor of the landowner and developers and not
in consideration of the neighbors. The number of lots are maximized through out,
examples are the north and east perimeter and around the private property block on the
northwest side. Adding to this the roads are rectilinear to maximize houses but are not
sweeping or creative. The north and east perimeters do not present trees or landscaping
as a friendly barrier. Notice that the large home section, east perimeter, the small lot is
formed to favor the lot with the house. How about attention to the many existing
neighbors?
Where are the swing sets and play areas for the new neighborhood? How is this
neighborhood designed for the benefit of the many new home owners?
The CC developers said Carmel needs this housing density. It sounds of shaming and not
consideration for existing neighbors. Nor does it recognize the variety of houses close by
where mixed density transitions smoothly.
The proposal is CC’s maximum ask, it is obvious they are expecting changes.
Best regards,
Tony and Alice Papay
12613 Treaty Line Street
Carmel, 46032
317 575-9637
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