In the spirit of sticking " to the facts"...
Please know that an average fireman could probably fit down a 4' wide alley, 
carrying a ladder and hose sufficient to help resolve a catastrophe in the one 
story addition.  The difference between ZERO FEET and 4' is wider than the 
average rescue worker.
Further modern equipment, including those mechanized ladders capable of aiding 
rescues, generally up to 6 stories, could be inserted through such an opening 
without trespass on much more than airspace of neighboring properties.
Is your feeble attempt to contradict just one of my points an admission that 
the proposed hotel project is not a good fit at the 40th and Pine location?  
 
I offered my red flags as if they were an alcohol test for a pilot.  If any of 
the negative criteria fit, than I wouldn't get on that flight, and I wouldn't 
recommend involvement by my neighbors.
 
Thanks for providing the link
   www.CampusInnUC.com
It took a long time to load, but provided loads of useful info, presented some 
new questions, and illustrated that even the architect could not create 
drawings, no matter how self serving, that help the proposed tower look 
attractive or appropriate.
 
MLamond wrote:
Hi, Liz, this access comment of yours has puzzled me, especially now that you 
say you've stood on the site.  You've mentioned before that the proposed new 
inn would block fire access across the rear of the site.  I don't think it's 
accurate to say that the new building would change the rear access to the 
property.  There is already pretty close to a "zero lot line" in the rear.  You 
can see this in slide 4 & slide 7 of the Atkin Olshin Schade presentation, on 
line at http://www.campusinnuc.com/

The 1960 drawing in slide 7 shows that that cinder block rear building is 4' 
from the rear property line, and the bird's-eye view in slide 4 shows that the 
cinder block building is at least one story tall.  

Have you ever seen a fire engine less than 4' wide, or one that can jump onto 
the roof of a one-story building?

Hoping to stick to the facts,

Melani


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