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<br />} <br />-2- <br />Approximately 130 residents of Park West Estates attended the meeting and a <br />petition with 213 signatures from these homeowners was displayed to the Planning <br />Commission. In addition, petitions with 89 signatures from members of the <br />Colebrook Townhouse Condominium Association were presented to the Commission. <br />Mr. Tom Esper, a past president of our Homeowners' Association, as well as myself, <br />spoke on behalf of our members and expressed the following concerns: <br />1. The significant devaluation of our property--by as much as 10%. <br />2. The noise and odor pollution which would have an effect on the <br />health and safety of our residents. <br />3. The increase in traffic problems. <br />4. The overcommercialization of our community. <br />We are now .aware the Biskind Development Company is in the process of bypassing the <br />channels of our city government and that of the Regional Office of the Ohio <br />Department of Transportation (ODOT) by directly contacting the state office of ODOT <br />in Columbus, Ohio in an attempt to have the restriction lifted from Brookpark Road. <br />If Biskind is successful in Columbus, it will then request Council to overrule the <br />Planning Commision's decision. <br />Therefore, as the representative of 150 homeowners within Park West Estates, I wish <br />to go on record that we are strongly opposed to any rezoning proposal from residential <br />to general business retail of the land abutting our development. Photocopies of our <br />petitions have been enclosed. <br />Very truly yours , <br />Angelo Skoulis, President <br />Park West Homeowners' Association <br />AS/md <br />Enclosure <br /> <br />