Attachment C <br />G10ELL0 Nick R Attachment B <br />c <br />From: tom hopkins <tomhop333@gmail.com> <br />Sent: Monday, December 11, 2017 4:24 PM <br />To: GIOELLO Nick R <br />Subject: capital hill PUD <br />Re: application for the PICT-17-10 <br />I am opposed to this development plan. My primary concern is safety. The narrow winding streets are even <br />now not safe for the many bicyclists going to UO, school children walking with parents and cars waiting behind <br />parked cars for the oncoming cars to clear. There is already now neither adequate no-parking regulations, nor <br />proper pedestrian and bicycle lanes nor even a way for people to get off the road in many places (especially on <br />Spring Blvd.) In the summer especially cars line up waiting to pass walkers, jogging teams, bikers, parked <br />cars with no way on the curves to see what is coming. <br />To have increased traffic of at least 24%, and deal with the long term development of building 38 homes using <br />heavy trucks and trailers going up and down Capital Hill and Spring Blvd would exponentially increase the <br />safety risk already here now. With no way to widen the road, how can the city approve such a plan? <br />The city of Eugene must make sure the safety of its citizens is primary before any development is approved. To <br />go ahead with this plan without another access road is to risk our safety. To then allow years of building trucks <br />on this little road is creating a situation where accidents will happen. On the grounds of safety alone, I urge you <br />to deny this application. <br />I ask this letter be entered into the record and that you confirm receipt. <br />Sincerely, <br />Tom Hopkins <br />Alta Vista Court, Eugene 97403 <br />2410 <br />Page 368 <br />