Support for PL20200000191; Heritage Bay PUD (PU...(2)From:Tom Bernardi
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Subject:Support for PL20200000191; Heritage Bay PUD (PUDA); February 9, 2021 hearing
Date:Thursday, January 28, 2021 2:35:11 PM
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Thomas Bernardi
8775 Coastline Court #201
Naples, FL 34120
Quarry Resident for One Year
Family has lived in Naples for over 26 years
To the Commissioners,
I am a very concerned resident that the property I purchased
that is less than 150 yards from Limestone Trail Road could be
inundated with public traffic jeopardizing my security and
creating excessive noise. Limestone Trail was never indicated
on plans as being a cut through route for the general public nor
for general public access. The residents of the Quarry
purchased property to live in a private closed complex.
I strongly support the pending PUD Amendment for
Heritage Bay PUD.
Limestone Trail is a privately owned and maintained road.
Under the PUD, a gatehouse on the private roads is a permitted
use by right without any exceptions. The Quarry residents are
responsible for the maintenance associated with Limestone
Trail and therefore should NOT have the public use OUR
roads for large commercial trucks or any vehicle that will
increase our costs to maintain.
During busy hours traffic traveling to Limestone Trail from the
Immokalee Road intersection will make it more difficult for
residents to enter and exit for both Quarry and Heritage Bay
residents. This will create traffic backups on Quarry Drive
entering The Quarry.
I am concerned that quality of life in The Quarry will be
adversely affected by increased traffic on the private
Limestone Trail as development continues around the
community and as the County makes modifications to the
roadway network adjacent to and along Immokalee Road.
Sincerely
Thomas Bernardi