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<br />Page I of I <br /> <br />Leslie Mendez <br /> <br />From: Maria Hoey <br />Sent: Friday, September 22, 2006 9:20 AM <br />To: Leslie Mendez <br />Subject: FW: Dustin Boyce <br /> <br />-----Original Message----- <br />From: <br />Sent: Friday, September 22, 20069:15 AM <br />To: Maria Hoey <br />Subject: Dustin Boyce <br /> <br />Members of the Planning Commission, <br /> <br />We oppose the addition to the home of Dustin and Robin Boyce on Second Street We understand that they <br />love living in the Downtown area, but other homes often are for sale on Second Street, and we suggest that <br />they consider buying one that will fit the size of their family. Their present lot is only 44 feet in width, much too <br />small for a large project such as the one they propose. <br />Our beautiful, older, heritage neighborhood will be ruined if all of the small cottages are turned into <br />McMansions, The larger homes on larger lots should remain as they are, and the smaller homes on small lots <br />should remain that way also. The diverse look of the properties is a major factor in the attractiveness of this <br />neighborhood. <br />We are not saying that we oppose all home additions or remodels, Most are done tastefully and add to the <br />heritage look of the area. In fact, we have never opposed a remodel in this neighborhood before. But, this <br />addition is much too large, and we definitely oppose it <br /> <br />Thank you for your time and attention, Bonnie and Fred Krichbaum, 303 Neal Street, Pleasanton <br /> <br />9/22/2006 <br />