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<br />Neiahborhood History Reaardina Ponderosa Development <br /> <br />Unfortunately our neighborhood is currently being negatively impacted and will <br />continue to be impacted by Ponderosa's development on the Busch Property, a <br />mere two blocks away from the Lehman-Selway Property. Our streets are <br />congested with construction vehicles and in disrepair due to the construction <br />along Mohr Avenue ever since the Busch Property began being developed by <br />Ponderosa over a year ago. The multi-use pathway on which many people <br />travel to and from Mohr School along Martin Avenue has yet to be brought back <br />to it's original condition before Ponderosa unearthed it to put in the sewage line <br />for the Busch Property development. Many of the neighbors in the Mohr-Martin <br />neighborhood have been unhappy about the infestation of rodents and continued <br />dust and disruption caused by the Busch development influencing our more <br />immediate opinions about the Lehman-Selway Property development. We do <br />not know as of yet the impact of additional traffic from Ponderosa Homes along <br />Mohr Avenue to the adjoining streets since the project has not been completed. <br />Our continued frustration with the prolonged completion of the Busch Property <br />stems from unacceptable conditions caused by the development. In turn this <br />has made the neighborhood leery of having yet another extended period of time <br />that we have to endure large earth moving equipment and trucks hauling dirt up <br />and down our narrow streets creating an unpleasant mixture of noise, dust, <br />rodent infestation, traffic, disruption and streets destruction. The proposed <br />development of the Lehman-Selway property will require a great deal of in-fill <br />dirt hauled into the neighborhood and grading to bring it up to standards for <br />proper drainage, etc. <br /> <br />Maintainina the Oriainal Desian of the Neiahborhood <br /> <br />Our neighborhood streets were not designed for the increased use and traffic <br />that will flow from a Lehman-Selway development. This is a significant concern <br />for all the residents who bike, walk and use the neighborhood streets for both <br />