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All three adjacent objecting neighbors (the Hoehnes, the Persins, and the Perrys) are asking the City to consider the totality of the circumstances in this unique (location) situation and not allow the applicant's to build a second story addition. If the applicant's need this much additional living space, they are better suited to move to a neighborhood of two story homes where the result of their decisions is not as impacting on both the neighborhood and our families. There are certainly two story surrounding neighborhoods which would allow the applicant's to maintain their children's status in the same elementary school. In the alternative, if the City decides to allow the applicant's to build a second story addition, we are asking the City to limit that addition to the front Western quadrant of the home where its impact will be minimized to all three objecting neighbors. The Western side next door neighbor has stated that because she spends so little time at her home she does not object to the applicant's building of a second story addition. This alternative solution would result in a compromise solution for all 5 parties involved. In the end, we are requesting the City please not simply "rubber stamp" the applicant's proposed project simply because other two story homes have been allowed in Val Vista and because the applicant's proposed plans conform to City planning requirements. Rather, we are asking the City to evaluate the unique circumstances of this specific location and the objections of, and direct impacts to, the adjacent neighbors. We are hopeful the City can minimize the impact to us and help us find a better solution for all involved. Thank you for your consideration. d Stephanie Persin, 6209 Robin Court Hans and Roxy Hoehne, 6217 Robin Court Joe and Tinamarie Perry, 6104 Homer Court