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From: Jeanie Orr
Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 2009 7:13 AM
To: Michelle McConnell
Cc: AI Scalf; Stacie Hoskins; Jeanie Orr
Subject: FW: Democrat party recommendation reply
From: acharkow@aol.com [mailto:acharkow@aol.com]
Sent: Monday, June 15, 2009 6:47 PM
To: #Long-Range Planning
Subject: Democrat party recommendation reply
June 15, 2009
Allen Charkow
431 S Bay Way
Port Ludlow, CA
As an owner of waterfront property purchased in 1994, I want to first thank the commission and staff for
eliminating the ISO' set back recommendation and reducing it to 50' which is liveable for most
waterfront property owners. While I am sure you are feeling the pressure from the democrat party to
reinstate the ISO,' ask yourselves, what would be their position if you were proposing to eliminate all
single family homes (which 15, 2009would affect a large amount of democrats supporting the severe
restrictions to waterfront property owners) to reinstate the open space that people so rightly deserve. For
many waterfront property owners, the ISO' setback is nearly akin to that in that some lots would be
unbuildable and on most, the reduction in value and saleability would be devastating. People who
trample on the property rights of others without any financial responsibility are the irresponsible ones.
As I said in my previous letter to the county, that kind of damage to waterfront property owners
whatever in the name of, is inverse condemation and any such action wil have to be fought out in
court to determine compensation to those affected. It is always so easy for those unaffected to put others
in misery. If they had to pay $20,000 per family to compensate the damages their recommendations
caused, would they keep their recommendation? The cost to waterfront property owners will be far
larger per family, hundreds of thousands of dollars, the difference between an open water view and a
highly restricted view from their property.
Allen and Pearl Charkow
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6/16/2009