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Boone, Rachel M.
From: Ed Leer (ed.leer@profficee.com]
Sent: Thursday, March 27, 20082:58 PM
To: Boone, Rachel M.; Tingley, Connie S
Subject: FW: North Meridian
Rachael and Connie,
Per your request, here is Greg's email.
On another note, I was disturbed by the berm discussion First of all, Lauth's picture of the trees and
berm was very distorted. That area in the photo is nextto Greg Small's land. The majority of the berm
is sparsely populated with trees including deciduous ones and some that are dying. Also, the photo
must have been taken by a short person on someone on their knees. With regard to the ownership
and responsibility for the berm/landscaping, the front of it is probably the city's responsibility (there are
a few deciduous bushes in the front), but the berm and the trees on the backside, I believe, are Lauth's
responsibility, of which they have not done an adequate job of living up to their responsibility.
It is tough to fight city hall/developers.
Thanks for your help.
Ed
Edward G Leei'
President
12267 Cr~l'I\Wood Lane
C:lI'ml'l, IN 46032
(317) 501-7553
From: Greg Small [mailto:Gsmall@equicor;com]
Sent: Monday, March 24, 2008 12:23 PM
To: kevinpahud@aol.com; tspahn@indy.rr.com; Ed Leer; etgoho@comcast.net; cathyhowland@sbcglobal.net;
cpyle@connecta.com
Subject: North Meridian
Neighbors, I believe tonight is the Lauth meeting with Carmel starting at 6:00 p.m. Unfortunately, I
probably Will not be able to make this meeting. I am trying to rearrange my schedule to make it. The
new sign probably has the most impact on Tom Spahn and Kevin Pahud. I think your argument could
be that our prior agreement did hot allow for signage in letting Lauth re-plat the residential lots. There
counter argument will be that the document does not state that. I like Kevin's comment within one of
our meetings with Lauth and he said it was not in the spirit of what got represented to the neighbors
when Lauth needed all of our consent to re-plat the lots from residential to commercial. I would argue
that the current berm is only 6 feet above the road and without a solid screen along Illinois street that
you will be able to see the sign from your backyard. I would ask that they reduce their total height of
signage from 12 feet to 8 feet or provide a solid screen all along Illinois blvd. with a 6 foot wood fence
or a landscaping plan that would have 2 rows of spruce trees all along Illinois Blvd. You would
probably ask for the developer come back with a landscaping plan so it could be adopted into the
minutes. These are my thoughts!!
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To Board of Zoning Appeals:
clo Rachel Boone
City of Cannel
Fax 571-2426
Dear Board,
My name is Greg Small and (live at 12441 Creekwood Lane Carmel, IN 46032. I reside
on Lot 8 and also own Lot 9 of Williams Creek Subdivision. Specifically, Lot 9 will be
directly across and adjacent to Lauth's sign request of twelve (12) feet. My concern is
that both of my lot backyards back up to Illinois Blvd., which will face this signage.
The berm which runs along Illinois Blvd. is only about 6 feet above the road. The sign
will be clearly seen at night from the backyard of Lot 9. In addition, the piantings are
somewhat sparse which will impact my neighbors, Ed Leer, Kevin pahud, and Tom
Spahn. These plantings were completed by Lauth at the time these buildings were
originally built.
I am not adverse to Lauth's Development and a reduced Signage request, however; the
neighbors of Williams Creek Subdivision were told by Lauth at a number of meetings
held between the neighbors and Lauth at the time ofthe initial development of North
Meridian Medical Pavilion that there wouLd not be any additional signage on the Illinois
Blvd. side ofthe street when thisdevelopment was originally approved. The neighbors
of Williams Creek Subdivision consented to the re-plat of residential lots within Williams
Creek Subdivision from a residential zoning to a commercial zoning with the
understanding of no lighted signage on the Illinois Blvd. side.
I would kindly request that the BZA ask Lauth to install an eight foot sign, instead of a
twelve foot sign. If Lauth is notagreeable to this then I would ask that they provide a six
foot.solid wood fence starting at the beginning of Lot 9 to the North running South
through Lots 10, 11, and 12 along Illinois Blvd to help screen the neighbors which lots
back up to this development. I apologize for not appearing at this meeting, as [ had a
prior engagement that could not be rescheduled.
Thank for your time and consideration.
Sincerely,
Greg Small
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Boone, Rachel M.
From: Holmes, Christine B
Sent: Thursday, March 20, 2008 11 :24 AM
To: 'Reis, Paul'; Boone, Rachel M.
Cc: jmolitor@prodigy.net
Subject: RE: Notice and Affidavit for North Meridian Medical 08020019V & 08020027V
Paul,
Thank you for letting us know. I'll make the request for the waivers at the beginning of the hearing.
Ch ristine
Christine Barton-Holmes
Planning Administrator
Department of Community Services
City of Carmel
One Civic Square
Carmel, Indiana 46032
317.571.2424
317.571.2426 fax
From: Reis, Paul [mailto:preis@boselaw.com]
Sent: Thursday, March 20,200811:21 AM
To: Holmes, Christine B; Boone, Rachel M.
Cc: jmolitor@prodigy.net
Subject: Notice and Affidavit for North Meridian Medical OB020019V & 08020027V
Christine and Rachel:
I'm sure that you remetnber that the Lauth variance petition was continued to allow for new notice to be
given. However, due to publishing deadlines and the ordering of a new sign to be placed upon the property,
notice was published in the Indianapolis Star 24 days prior to the hearing date and the sign was posted on
the property 21 days prior to the hearing date. Notice was mailed to the adjacent property owners 25 days
prior to the hearing date. We are requesting that the Board suspend the provisions of Article VI to allow
this matter to be heard on Monday. Our notice to the adjacent O\vnets and the publication of notice in the
newspaper comply with the requirements of r.c. Section 36-7 -4-920. I atn by copy of this email alerting
John Molitor of the need to take this action at the beginning of the meeting. I am filing the affidavit
concermng notice this afternoon, Thanks.
Best Regards,
Paul
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Klineman, Andrew [AKlineman@lauth.net]
Monday, February 25, 2008 7:47 PM
Boone, Rachel M.
Back, Vernon
Re: Tonight's meeting
We will comply with the direction of the board and the City attorney, however, I hope this
is not some indication of anything but the notice issue. We have strived very hard on
this matter to satisfy a long list of concerns and want to get this resolved as soon as
possible. Please advise if there is anything else at stake. Thanks for your help. Andy
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From: Boone, Rachel M. <rboone@carmel.in.gov>
To: Klineman, Andrew
Sent: Man Jan 28 12:09:33 2008
Subject: RE: Tonight's meeting
Yes, this is correct. We need to re-work the applications and discuss the new sign within
the Department. February 25 is the next meeting.
Have a good day,
Rachel
Rachel Boone
Sign Permit Specialist
317.571.2417
317.571.2426 fax
From: Klineman, Andrew [mailto:AKlineman@lauth.netJ
Sent: Monday, January 28, 2008 11:33 AM
To: Boone, Rachel M.
Subject: Tonight's meeting
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BooneJ Rachel M.
From: Cathy Howland [cathyhowland@sbcglobal.net]
Sent: Monday, February 25, 2008 9:42 AM
To: Boone, Rachel M.;Ed Leer; Greg Small; tspahn@indy.rr.com; kevinpahud@aol.com;
cpyle@connecta.com; pfranklin01@indy.rr.com; kevinbetsy@yahoo.com;
anitacarr@hotmaiJ.com
Subject: Re: NMMP Monument Sign Drawing: for variance
Attachments: P1000095.JPG; P1000099.JPG
Ms. Boone:
We are unable to attend tonight's meeting, due to a schedule conflict. However, Over the weekend I
took several pictures of the "view" from the Master Bedroom of my house. It is important to note that
the pictures that appear "blank" are the identical shot ---just directed away from the Medical building
in question.
My home is certainly notthe closest to the building, but I believe that the pictures clearly reflect the
significant impact of the lights already installed by Lauth. I believe that someone looking for this
building would have no problem locating it with the lights already installed, as it is certainly clearly
visible from inside my home.
Please note my vehement objection to any more variances for Lauth. Carmel needs industry, but not
at the expense of the homeowners, and we on Creekwood Lane have already "taken one for the team",
further concession to Lauth would be, at best, unfair.
Thank you for your consideration, we appreciate your keeping us apprised of the actions of the BZA.
~ Mike and Cathy Howland
317-844-1157 Home
314-321-9648 Celluhlr
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From: "Boone, Rachel M." <rboone@canlleI.in.gov>
To: Ed Leer <ed.1eer@profficee.com>; Greg Small <GsmaU@equicor.col11>; tspalm@indy.lT.com;
kevinpahud@aol.com; cpyle@cotmecta.com; pfranklinOl @indy.rr.com; kevinbetsy@yahoo.com;
ani tacarr@hotmail.com; cathy how land@sbcglobal.net
Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2008 1 :58:34 PM
Subject: RE: NMMP Monument Sign Drawing: for variance
Neighbors,
Thank you for all your responses and concerns. These will be kept for documentation in our file.
I wanted to let you know we will be proceeding with this sign proposal (120 tall ground monument with 6 tenant
panels) on the February 25th meeting of the BZA. The meeting will be at 6:00 in the Council Chambers on the
second floor of City Hall. There should be no reason this time to table to the following month. (Keep your fingers
crossed!)
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The Department is happy that Lauth has decided to go with a ground sign. I, personally, believe it is still too high.
My Director thinks 120 may be ok. We are going to let the BZA determine what height they will be allowed.
Please .come to the meeting and let the Board know you are NOT ok with a 12[1 high sign. You may be able to
help influence their decision.
ThatfJs alii have for now. I hope to see you all atthe meeting. If you have any questions, please let me know.
Thanks,
Rachel
RacheJ.; 13 00'JI1.eI
Sign Permit Specialist
317.5712417
317.571.2426 fax
From: Ed Leer [mailto:ed.leer@profficee.com]
Sent: Friday, February OB, 2008 12:07 PM
To: Greg Small; Klineman, Andrew; tspahn@indy.rr.com; kevinpahud@aol.com; cpyle@connecta.com;
pfra nklinO l@indy.rr.com; kevin betsy@yahoo.com; an itacarr@hotmail.com; cathyhowland@sbcglobal.net
Cc: Holmes, Christine B; Hollibaugh, Mike P ; Campbell, David; Jensen, Todd; Boone, Rachel M. ; Back, Vernon
Subject: RE: NMMP Monument Sign Drawing: for variance
Greg,
Sorry for my tardiness in replying. The berm is not high enough nor are the trees dense enough to obscure this
sign. Understand our houses are naturally built LIP and we have second floor rooms. Even Jl'om the first noor,
we have too good of a view into these buildings. We tried to get Lauth toinerease the berm and plant more trees,
but they refused. If they now wanllo increase their signage, we need to get the berm increased and more trees
planted.
Needless to say, our opinion of Lauth is not positive.
Love to have a discussion on this topic.
Ed
From: Greg Small [mailto:Gsmall@equitor.com]
Sent: Friday, February DB, 2008 11 :30 AM
To: Klineman, AndreW; tspahn@indy.rr.com; kevinpahud@aol.com; Ed Leer; cpyle@connecta.com;
pfrahklinO l@indy.rr.com; kevinbetsy@yahoo.com; anitacarr@hotmail.com; cathyhowland@sbcglobal.net
Cc: Holmes, Christine B; Hollibaugh, Mike P ; Campbell, David; Jensen, Todd; Boone, Rachel M. ; Back, Vernon
Subject: R.E: NMMP Monument Sign Drawing: for variance
Andy, I think the prohlem is the landscaping buffer along Illinois street, speci-Jically for the otber neighbors where
the elm-ent landscaping does not provide a full screen year round on the west side of Illinois street. If you had a
solid screen of Norway spruces the entire length of Illinois street it probably would not be an issue. In looking at
what T planted on my portion of the berm you would probably be looking at planting another 200-8 foot spruces to
accomplish this. Dr. Spahn believes the berm is only 6-8 feet tall lookiIlg horn his backyard. 1 have not heard
from Kevin Pahud or Ed Leer but hopefully \vill hear 1I'0111 them soon. Thanks,Greg
From: Klineman, Andrew [mailto:AKlineman@lauth.net]
Sent: Friday, February 08, 200B 8:27 AM
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To: Greg Small
Cc: Holmes, Christine B; Hollibaugh, Mike P i Campbell, David; Jensen, Todd; Boone, Rachel M. ; Back, Vernon
Subject: RE: NMMP Monument Sign Drawing: for variance
Thanks for your prompt reply (even in light of your being out town - I appreciate it).
As I noted in my earlier message, we are confirming the height of the berm - does your calculation of 6-8 feet
account for the planting buffer on top of the mound? My folks tell me that should account for something.
I will be in touch - we are having a meeting internally to get our plans together in light of your and the
City's feedback so your response was timely and very helpful, thanks again.
Andy
From: Greg Small [mailto:Gsmall@equicor.com]
Sent: Thursday, February 07, 2008 5:40 PM
To: Klineman, Andrew
Cc: Holmes, Christine B; Hollibaugh, Mike P ; Campbell, David; Jensen, Todd; Boone, Rachel M. ; Back, Vernon
Subject: RE: NMMP Monument Sign Drawing: for variance
Andy, 1 think the berm is only 6 to 8 feel from the road to the top of the berm. I think the neighbors concern is
going to be the height of your sign and being able to see it from their back yard. They would probably be more
willing to support an 8 foot sign not a 12 foot sign but let me get back to you. I still have not heard from any of
the neighbors but please keep in mind that this is my first day back as I have been out of town since Jast week.
Thanks, Greg
From: Klineman, Andrew [mailto:AKlineman@lauth.net]
Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2008 4: 51 PM
To: Greg Small
Cc: Holmes, Christine B; Hollibaugh, Mike P ; Campbell, David; Jensen, Todd; Boone, Rachel M. ; Back, Vernon
SUbject: RE: NMMP Monument Sign Drawing: for variance
Good afternoon Greg.
Thanks again for your feedback and questions
Per your comments below, please consider the following:
1. It is my understanding (I am confirming) that the sign is to be placed where the existing ground sign is
located.
2. It is my understanding, but we are confirming, that the berm is 15' tall (the proposed sign is 12' in height).
3. According to our sign contractor; the top portion is a routed aluminum face, in which only the copy (or
lettering) is illuminated. The background is opaque The tenant section contains translucent white acrylic faces,
in which the background and lettering is illuminated. [I am not sure exactly where the City stands on this;
however. I am told they generally view our design favorably - obviously, I do not speak for the City (or any specific
concerns its representatives may have), but we are working with them to secure the Department's support - we
are not inctined to proceed without addressing their specific concerns and our sign contractor is doing the bulk of
that consultation]
4. Much thought has been given to this, generally, please consider: (i) the berm works (at its height compared
to the height of the sign) to block the light; (ii) the "more illuminated" portions ofthe sign are even further down
than the top of the sign (enhancing the berm's impact); and (iii) the monument sign is perpendicular to the road
(facing north and south) in comparison to the wall signs that would have faced directly to the west - additional
protection from any illumination impact.
5. Based upon the comments above, we do not believe lighting restrictions are necessary - and has been
discussed previously, medical office building signage help direct patients and families (those that do not
frequently visit the building - often visitors are coming at an early hour for surgery or in an emergency or in
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another state of mind).
6. Not exactly sure what is meant by the request - if by wall signs facing Illinois Street, the owner is not
interested in pursuing that if it is successful in being permitted this enhanced ground sign age suggested by the
City.
Thanks in advance for your consideration - the support of the neighbors would be appreciated. Please let me
know, if possible, where you or others stand on this in light of this discussion.
Please do not hesitate to contact me with additional questions and/or comments.
Andy
From: Greg Small [mailto:Gsmall@equicor.com]
Sent: Friday, February 01, 2008 3:02 PM
To: Klineman, Andrew; kevinpahud@aol.com; tspahn@indy,rr.com; ed.leer@profficee.com;
cpyle@connecta.com; cathyhowland@sbcglobal.net; kevinbetsy@yahoo.com; pfra nklinO 1@indy.rr.com;
anitacarr@hotmail.com
Cc: Boone, Rachel M. ; Holmes, Christine B; Hollibaugh, Mike P ; Campbell, David
Subject: RE: NMMP Monument Sigh DraWing: for variance
Andy. I have forwarded to the neighbors and hopefully ,vi 11 have some feedback next week. I will be gonc unti I
Thursday of ncxt week. Here arc some questions that J have and probably the neighbors will wanl to kno\\' as
well. 1. Where is the sign going to be located within the development? 2, Is this sign taller than the berm on the
Illinois street side. 3. What parts of the sign are illuminated? 4. How much illumination will be seen from our
neighborhood if any?5. Is the sign lighted lor all hours?6. Is Lallth willing to commit in writing to the City and
neighbors to no more signs on the Tllinoisstreet side? I Imo\v you feel that concessions were made, however all
of the neighbors feel at the time of the re-plat that Lauth represented to them that no lighted signage would be
facing the Illinois street side. ie ('fodd Jenson and Dan Barkus of Lauth) We are willing to \vark \vith you and I
am sure we can find a compromise inhelpil1g your development signage.
From: Klineman, Andrew [mailto:AKlineman@lauth.net]
Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2008 3:21 PM
To: Greg Small
Cc: Boone, Rachel M. ; Holmes, Christine B; Hollibaugh, Mike P ; Campbell, David
Subject: NMMP Monument Sign Drawing: for variance
Greg.
Thank you far returning my telephone call and for your message.
Attached is the most recent version of what was sent to the City. It is my understanding that the City has some
revisions (I am not aware exactly on th~ specifics), but generally they are supportive in concept to a ground sign
that is larger than what is presently allowed on the property (you will see also, an e-mail message from Rachel
Boone on the subject). We arrived at this place at the suggestion of the City and I hope, in light of the fact that
the proposal going forward does not include wall signs on the Illinois Street side, that the you and the other
neighbors will be supportive of this ground signage and necessary approvals to effectuate this including the
variance and revision to the commitments related to the rezoning.
We are eager to proceed and have this finalized in the month of February (we had even had our own delusions -
not realistic - of having this wrapped up last month, but realized we should calmly have this reviewed to secure
support for the request). In light of the paperwork and filings necessary, I would very much appreciate your
feedback prior to the end of next week. In particular, I would very much appreciate knowing what the neighbors
believe they would be willing to support or at least not oppose conceptually. You will note, this is an even bigger
concession than what you once indicated the neighbors would support (a package that included wall signage -
albeit, with illumination restrictions).
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Thanks in advance for your help and your willingness to coordinate the neighbors. I do appreciate it.
Andy
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From: Klineman, Andrew [AKlineman@lauth.net]
Sent: Wednesday, January 16, 2008 2:38 PM
To: Boone, Rachel M.
Cc: Campbell, David
Subject: RE: North Meridian Medical Signage
Rachel.
Dave Campbell is discussing with Doug Stahley and I suspect you will be hearing from him shot-tly.
Andy
From: Boone, Rachel M. [mailto:rboone@carmel.in.gov]
Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 20084:31 PM
To: Klineman, Andrew
Cc: Campbell, David; Jensen, Todd
Subject: RE: North Meridian Medical Signage
Andy,
Yes, we are willing to "conceptually" support your petitioh for the additional, larger ground sign on Illinois St. We
will work with you to change your current petitions to reflect the new signage proposal to avoid re-filing and
incurring more costs. We look forward to seeing potential renderings for the new sign and are open to discuss the
design and size details. Please let me know when you have some options for us to review.
Thanks,
Rachel
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Sign Permit Specialist
317.571.2417
317.571.2426 fax
From: Klineman, Andrew [mailto:AKllneman@lauth.net]
Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2008 11:55 AM
To: Boone, Rachel M.
Cc: Campbell, David; Jensen, Todd
Subject: North Meridian Medical Signage
Rachel.
Thanks again for all your help on this matter.
Confirming our conversation, prior to moving out on the design (and incurring additional costs):
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1. Variance Petition Amendment
Two wall signs facing Meridian (per building) and additional ground signage (per the City, "The Department would
be in support ofavariance for a larger ground sign at the center entrance on Illinois S1. We were thinking more
linear in design, similar to Hamilton Crossing's signs. It could be perhaps 9 feet tall and up to 90 sq. ft. in area.
We are open to design suggestions and would recommend utilizing the ample square footage for tenant panels")
Would you please confirm that "in concept" the above referenced would receive a positive recommendation from
the Department Staff?
Additionally, would you please confirm that an amendment to the existing petition is appropriate under the
circumstances (avoiding an additional delay caused by re-filing).
2. Procedure
As I noted in the conversation, we are very interested in having this matter completed as soon as possible - in
fact, I intend to see about creating renderings in the hope of meeting the January 23, 2008 deadline for the BZA
packets (for the January 28, 2008 meeting). It may be long-shot, but if you are able to confirm the matters set
forth in item #1 above, I Will see about incurring the additional costs necessary to complete the renderings. If not
January, would you please provide the next set of deadlines applicable to the next BZA meeting (date of the
meeting, submissions, etc.)?
Thanks again for all your help.
Andy
Andrew Klineman
Associate General Counsel
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Boone, Rachel M.
From: Klineman, Andrew [AKlineman@lauth.net]
Sent: Monday, December 17, 20078:32 AM
To: Boone, Rachel M.
CC: Campbell, David; Reis, Paul
Subject: BZA Meeting
Rachel.
Good morning.
Thanks again for your very quick feedback on the possibility of revising the variance request.
To that end, I think it is appropriate to again table the variance petition to the next regularly schedule meeting of
the BZA (as I noted on the phone, it is my objective to avoid a public confrontation on this issue) Further, to the
extent you think it is appropriate, I would like to get on your schedule to in-person walk through scenarios that
may meet both our needs and address the concerns of the City. It would seem from our most recent conversation
that the "common ground"may be somewhere between what the City suggested a few weeks ago and the
variance petition. Of course, this week and next will be challenging due to the holidays; however, I am around
both weeks and available at your convenience. Please advise on your availability, Mr. Hollibaugh and Ms.
Holmes and we will make it work on this end. Also, please confirm the next BZA meeting is scheduled (Jan. 08).
Thanks. Andy
Andrew Klineman
Associate General Counsel
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Boone,RacheIM.
From: Thomas Spahn [tspahn@indy.rr.com]
Sent: Sunday, December 16, 2007 9:49 PM
To: Boone, Rachel M.
Cc: cpyle@connecta.com; MYTELKA _DAN I EL _ S@Lilly.com; gsmall@equicor.com;
kevinpahud@aol.com
Subject: North Meridian Medical Pavilion
Dear Ms. Boone,
I live at 12321 Creekwood Lane in Williams Creek Farms. It is my understanding that Lauth is applying for a sign
variance and the meeting is tomorrow night. Unfortunately, I can't make the meeting. My backyard faces Illinois
St. and their buildings. We were assured that no signage above street level would occur. Only signage would
occur on the east side of the buildings. I strongly oppose approval to any variance to the aforementioned
agreement.
Sincerely,
Thomas J. Spahn, M.D.
3/27/2008