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Leeseberg, Chris <br />From: Sandra Wersal <br />Sent: Wednesday, August 24, 2022 9:47 AM <br />To: Leeseberg, Chris; Sandra Wersal <br />Subject: Home Salon (JC Styles Hair Salon) Case No. CU 22-13 <br />Attachments: Hair Salon Typical Chemicals.docx <br />Gday Chris, <br />After our conversation yesterday I did some research on common chemicals found in a hair salon. I only focused on hair <br />dressing because the understanding is the salon is for hair styling only; therefore I did not include chemicals associated <br />with any other services such as nails. <br />The word document attached is a list of common chemicals used/found in a hair salon along with what the chemical is <br />used/found in, effects of the chemical, & if it is flammable or not. Also noted in this word document are the sources of <br />the information. <br />During our conversation Tuesday, Aug 23, 2022 I had outlined the pattern of behavior of the Dellwo family, in which you <br />indicated that behavior is not part of the request to have a Hair Salon. I understand what you are saying. In this <br />instance I firmly believe that the pattern of behavior of the Dellwo's DOES play a part in the decision of whether to allow <br />the Hair Salon. To reiterate and summarize the past & present behavior of the Dellwo's is that they consistently skirt / <br />short-cut / disregard / push the limit of policies / procedures / regulations / laws, and only when called out do they <br />make adjustments which turn out to be skirting & short cuts as well (IE: gravel spread over lawn in order to park many <br />vehicles on the property). <br />Mr. Dellwo does construction so my thought is that his company will be doing the work to renovate the garage for the <br />salon. It is the most cost effective way. Does he have the proper knowledge to construct the appropriate filtration & <br />ventilation for the chemicals? If he does have that knowledge, will those rules/regulations/laws be followed or will they <br />be skirted / short-cut / disregarded as the previous & present behaviors have shown? Law enforcement personnel <br />consistently use past behaviors as a measurement for future behaviors; therefore I am applying the same principle <br />here. When that principle is applied I get the skirt / short-cut / disregard of regulations/laws. Which then leads to those <br />chemicals & fumes of the chemicals going into the neighborhood around the salon so that the neighborhood is <br />subjected to the'Effects' as noted on the attached word document. <br />Now I will call into question the storage and handling of these chemicals. Can we rely on the Dellwo's to properly store <br />these chemicals? Look at how they have stored & handled equipment, automobiles, dumpsters, etc. on their <br />property. Simply, look at the state of their property: trailers & construction equipment stacked all along the back yard <br />fence, trailer parked on the side yard, 5-10 vehicles parked in the driveway and on the side yard in a hap-hazard fashion, <br />dumpster placed on the side yard for over 6 consecutive months. <br />In my opinion with the involvement of all the various chemicals in play with a salon we HAVE TO LOOK AT THE PATTERN <br />OF BEHAVIOR. If the pattern of behavior is not taken into consideration with this project then the entire neighborhood is <br />put into danger. <br />Thank you for your time & consideration, <br />Sandy Wersal <br />319 Morton Ave NW, <br />Elk River, MN 55330 <br />
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