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f ZAII A `-'U Julie Kjorsvik � t From: Don and Joyce <djandjj@cablespeed.com> Sent: Wednesday, December 11, 2013 8:40 AM To: Kittitas County Commissioners Office Subject: Pot grow applications Dear County Commissioners, I know that it will be quite awhile before the permit process is complete, but I think I need to let you know of my feelings as a neighbor of the applicant at 1782 Hundley Road.This address is in Elk Meadows. Elk Meadows is a private Residential Park comprised of about 130 lots, most of them are under an acre. Most of the property owners are recreational, but there are a number of us (including my husband and 1)that are here all of the time and there are also some "snow-birds". I am the President of the Elk Meadows Home Owners Assoc,. but I am writing as a private citizen. There is nothing in the Elk Meadows By-Laws that prohibits this type of activity. The property in question is right at the intersection of Hundley Road and Swallow Lane. That is a school bus stop for the Cle Elum Roslyn Schools Dist. and there is at least one student that lives two lots away from the applicant address. Since I don't know anything about growing pot, I don't know if any of the things done for growing would affect or contaminate the Yakima River, which is the north border of the property. I also understand that the owner of the property is Mackenzie Record, a Real Estate broker who lives in the Auburn area. If she does not live here, who would be running this operation? We already have a crime problem here in Elk Meadows, with many break-ins and burglaries in the past year or so, and we feel that there is a criminal element connected with an other address on Hundley Road. I feel that this kind of enterprise in a neighborhood such as ours would not be a good thing. Joyce Jones 461 Heron Drive Cle Elum, WA 98922 1