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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSubmittal-Michael March-Letter from Charity DabrowskiSubmitted into the public record for item(s) PZ.S and PZ.6, on 03-25-2021, City Clerk Dear Neighbors and Elected Officials, My name is Charity Dabrowski, and I live in the West Grove, on Charles Avenue across the Bahamian cemetery. I would like to discuss the proposed up -zoning for a "hotel," which would be located on the north side of Charles Avenue, just west of the long -shuttered Coconut Grove Playhouse. It was quite a surprise to hear that while the remaining part of Charles Avenue and its residential homeowners face special NCD-2 restrictions limiting our ability to redevelop our lots, the City of Miami PZAB board approved special case "up -zoning" to commercial developers. This level of legislative inequality is simply unacceptable and can't be tolerated in a modern American city. While Charles Avenue homeowners don't individually provide as much tax base revenue as the commercial development discussed, it can't constitute reason why special restrictions are lifted for some while for most of us they are still in place in the form of NCD-2. The presence of NCD-2 on top of NCD-3 prevents West Grove homeowners from being able to capitalize on any potential increase in property values, while having to bear with disturbing side effects of this new development in form of increased traffic and noise. One could ask, what is the point of special zoning restrictions in West Grove (in the form of NCD-2), if they can be avoided by some but not by others? I encourage Elected Officials to apply rules consistently: either via elimination of all special restrictions or to apply all restrictions to everyone —including developers of commercial projects. Thank you for your consideration. Please feel free to contact me at charitydabrowski@icloud.com 722b �M 723Z �S�h���f-1fl�Chu.�l I�Ia�cti-�,ha� f� 1�ibrows,�.i