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Hello, good afternoon to all. <br />I am writing this letter regarding the commercial business being ran out of residence in a residential <br />area. I too purchased my forever home in Elk River in a quiet well -kept neighborhood. Unfortunately, <br />this Summer has been a disaster from the new housing development and the full-blown commercial <br />business being ran on my block. <br />The unwanted steady flow of commercial trucks and unwanted foot traffic from this house has just <br />been a nuisance. There is just no nice way of saying it. The constant noise of back up alarms from trucks <br />backing in and out and the rearranging of all the trucks and trailers throughout the day has been <br />terrible. <br />This propertyjust isn't big enough for any of this, even with the tree removal and the new fence. The <br />driveway is also very close to the bus stop and poses and risk for the kids on the block. I already <br />witnessed a large truck pulling out of that driveway and crashing in parked car. It has been an eye sore <br />to look at daily, at times it looks like there is a circus in town. <br />I used to take daily walks on this street with no issues, now I'm worried about all the trucks and foot <br />traffic congregating in the driveway and in the street where employees park their cars. This has also <br />made me uncomfortable with my granddaughters playing outside, is there background checks on his <br />employees? This street has children who bike, play on this road as well. These are valid questions and <br />concerns. <br />I have no personal issues at all with this family whatsoever, they seem like a nice loving family, but the <br />business they have brought to our neighborhood is not fair to the rest of us that have to deal its <br />negative impacts like the ones I have mentioned. A commercial space with adequate parking and <br />storage for his equipment, trucks, trailers would be much more suitable than a family home with <br />inadequate space and causing strife in the neighborhood. <br />Thank you for your time. <br />