HomeMy WebLinkAbout04-22-22 Public Comment - R. Monaco - Protest to ApplicationFrom:Planning Technician
To:Robert Monaco
Cc:Nakeisha Lyon; Agenda
Subject:RE: Protest To Application
Date:Friday, April 22, 2022 3:13:09 PM
Hello Robert,
Your public comment has been forwarded to the planner assigned to this project as well as the City
Clerkâs office.
Bill Pratt
Community Development Technician I
City of Bozeman / 20 East Olive Street / P. O. Box 1230 / Bozeman, MT 59771
406.582.2964 / bpratt@Bozeman.net / www.bozeman.net
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From: Robert Monaco <robert42@flash.net>
Sent: Friday, April 22, 2022 2:43 PM
To: Planning <Planning@BOZEMAN.NET>
Subject: Protest To Application
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Hello, I would like to log a formal protest to the application for a ThriftWay Gas station atBaxter and Davis in Bozeman. My yard is kiddy corner to this property. Davis and Baxter are already the main thoroughfare to 2 giant Town Pumps that were justbuilt recently.All of the fences for the houses in both Crossing 2 and West Wind were forced to be low andsee through. A gas station with undoubtedly excessive lighting would not be the type of B-2business that should be built in a residential neighborhood.An elementary school is slated to be practically built next to a gas station soon? This seemslike poor planning for pedestrians and safety with increased car traffic.I formally protest this development. Robert Monaco
817 - 832 - 7333