HomeMy WebLinkAbout20083038.tiff Nov 03 08 02:40p JOHN & CATHY TURLEY 970-656-3477 p.2
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To Whom It May Concern:
I am writing this concerning the USR permit for John and Cathy Turley. We
are their neighbors directly south of them and just wanted to let someone
know that we don't have a problem with anything in their operations. When
we moved out here they already had the business in their yard and we moved
here anyway. It did not detour us from doing that. At that time we actually
felt that it was a plus and that no one would be giving us a hard time about
anything that we might want to do at our place in the future. In fact since
that time my brother and sister-n-law have bought the property on the north
side of them. They do try to keep there place looking nice and are very
considerate of the neighbors as far as the time of day that they have any
equipment running and stuff
Sincerely
Rick Schaeffer
• Tammie Schaeffer
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2008-3038
Robert and Sharon Clark
• 39750 W. C. Rd. 68
Briggsdale, Co. 80611
November 4, 2008
Notice to DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING SERVICES
In Regards to CASE NUMBER: USR-1659
NAME: DeRoy& Cathy Turley
We have no objections to what our neighbors do on their land. We do have objections
with what Weld County tries to control on property owned by hard working middle class
people. This county can't even keep employers from hiring illegal aliens. Yet you try and
interfere with those of us that are here legally. We are just trying to provide for our
families. Whether or not it is a business or a second family dwelling. If we own the land,
pay our taxes, vote for our commissioners, and live peacefully with our neighbors. What
right do you as county officials have that you can tell us what we can do and where we
can do it. We live in a free country. If we are law-abiding citizens you should be putting
• laws in place to protect us NOT CONTROL US.
When you broke this property up and allowed it to be sold to us it was zoned
Agricultural. Yet 40 acre's is not enough to make a living with neither livestock and/or
crops. It appears to me that my county has let all of us in rural Colorado down. We pay
huge electrical and propane bills. We have dirt roads and can't even get the local paper
delivered. We can't even get descent home insurance because we are over 14 miles from
the nearest fire station.
WHAT DOES OUR COUNTY DO FOR US?
Yours truly,
Robert and Sharon Clark
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