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Support for PL20200000191; Heritage Bay PUD (PU...(9)From:Miserendino, Gerry To:LoCastroRick; CapizziAixa; SolisAndy; GoodnerAngela; SaundersBurt; LykinsDave; TaylorPenny; GrecoSherry; McDanielBill; FilsonSue Cc:GundlachNancy Subject:Support for PL20200000191; Heritage Bay PUD (PUDA) - Gerard and Cathy Miserendino; 9188 Ores Circle, Naples, FL 34120 Date:Sunday, February 7, 2021 2:29:56 PM Attachments:image001.png image002.png image003.png image004.png image007.png EXTERNAL EMAIL: This email is from an external source. Confirm this is a trusted sender and use extreme caution when opening attachments or clicking links. Dear Collier County Board of Commissioners: First of all I want to thank you very much for your service to our beautiful county. I love Collier County and I love the way it is perfectly maintained and so well run! I have been a resident of the Quarry since 2013 and previously lived in Heritage Bay for 5 years. We both endorse and fully support the pending PUD amendment for the Heritage Bay PUD. We also are very pleased and grateful that the Collier County Planning Commission is very astute and voted 6 to 1 to recommend approval of a gate to the private road and realizes that Limestone Trail is truly a private road and privately maintained within our community. My wife and I and most of the Quarry and Heritage Bay residents are deeply concerned that quality of life and danger of injury or death due to automobile if pedestrian accidents on this private road within 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. Errors made by Collier County in the distant and recent past for proper planning of the traffic pattern and necessary entrances and exits to the shopping / activities center should not affect the use of private property and private roads to try to remedy the Collier county planners lack of proper planning We would hope that our County leaders would have taken the time to physically drive this beautiful private road and realize in an instant that Lime Stoe Trail and Quarry Drive are not public roads and not built or intended for such use. I ask the question, If you lived in the beautiful, highly taxed Quarry or Heritage Bay communities would you want heavy commercial trucks and the general public driving and speeding through your private property due to errors made by Collier County? Under the original PUD, a gatehouse on the private roads is a permitted use by right without any exceptions. The ability to install gates on the privately owned Limestone Trail is consistent with the development of The Quarry and Heritage Bay and the approval/installation of gates on other private roads in the two communities. Limestone Trail never indicated on any plans as being a cut through route for the general travelling public nor for general public access. It is very clear that the PUD Amendment traffic study demonstrates no adverse impact to outside development public roads. The inevitable increased cut through traffic of large commercial trucks, gasoline trucks, construction trucks, speeding traffic violators using not only Limestone Trail but also Quarry Drive exposes the Quarry and all of the residents of the Quarry to additional costs and liability. Increased traffic on Quarry Drive, which is a privately owned and maintained roadway. With the installation of the traffic signal at Quarry Drive and Immokalee Road, Limestone Trail is anticipated to become a cut through route and will substantially increase the costs to the residents of The Quarry to maintain the roadway and will also increase The Quarry’s liability exposure and safety to the elderly residents of the Heritage Bay and Quarry Communities.. This increased cut through traffic is contrary to good planning and the intent of the PUD The Intersection of Limestone Trail and Quarry Drive is a paver road and is directly next to the exiting gate and gatehouse of the Quarry and is very likely to be the source if a deadly accident and will be the responsibility of Collier County. Limestone Trail has many curves in the road, adds for a more dangerous route. There is a designated bike path on the side of the road for our residents and adding substantial unanticipated public traffic endangers the bikers and increases liability for the Quarry. The original and current purpose of Limestone Trail is for both The Quarry and Heritage Bay residential communities to access the Commercial Activity Center, as intended by the development plans for the overall Heritage Bay PUD. That purpose/use will not be impacted or affected by this Amendment or installation of gates. Access through the gates will be provided to residents of the Quarry Community and Heritage Bay Community. Limestone Trail has been, is and will continue to be used by both the Quarry and Heritage Bay Communities to access the Commercial Activity Center, as intended by the development plans for the overall Heritage Bay PUD. That historical and current use will not change by this amendment/change. Collier County and Police emergency vehicles will have access in the same manner as they do for all other communities with gates and which is currently in place for access gates in the Quarry Community. The Quarry Community Association will also allow access in times of declared emergencies for evacuation purposes. This increased cut through traffic substantial noise, potential burglary and physical harm and was not anticipated by those who purchased homes in the Quarry just to the North of the Quarry’s privately owned road. Thank you for voting for what is right and just and for keeping the elderly residents of Heritage Bay and The Quarry safe, secure and not ruing our property values. Sincerely, Gerard J. and Cathy A. 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