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OAKLEIGH COHOUSING
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2/28/2014
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NE 4S <br />TAYLOR Becky G <br />From: Stan Paulic <cspaulic@earthlink.net> <br />Sent: Friday, September 27, 2013 8:23 PM <br />To: TAYLOR Becky G <br />Cc: bovilsky2@gmail.com <br />Subject: Oakleigh Meadow Cohousing <br />Ms. Taylor: <br />A recent Viewpoint editorial by Lara Bovilsky in the Eugene Weekly called for opposition to the permit for the Oakleigh <br />Meadow Cohousing project. I disagree and ask that you grant permission to OMC, unless you find a legal reason that it <br />must be denied. <br />I've reviewed the website for OMC and find its a type of development that is worth supporting. Ten to fifteen years back, I <br />looked closely at cohousing and found the concept very appealing. Were I not planning to leave Eugene in3 years when I <br />retire, I would jump on board with OMC. Thoughtful cohousing is a wise use of our land, and the types of folks who buy <br />into it generally make great neighbors. <br />I bike on the path near this proposed development and see no problem with the proximity of OMC to the path. It won't <br />interfere with the flow of the path, and Ms. Bovilsky's concerns about its visibility from the trail seem to be overwrought & <br />melodramatic. That stretch of path will be.just as pleasant with the development as it is without. When I ride there, the <br />river provides as much view as I need, and that won't change. <br />This really seems to be an issue of neighbors on a dead end street who don't want to share with a group of people whose <br />basic philosophy of living is-that we should share. I side with OMC. Please grant them the permit. • <br />Regards, <br />Stan Paulic <br />r <br />1128 <br />
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