"I took issue with what would be increased <span style="font-weight: bold; text-decoration: underline;">traffic</span> right next door to me. It was a valid concern, as <span style="font-weight: bold; text-decoration: underline;">traffic </span>has increased."--Dan Carscallen<br> <br> Dan,<br> <br> So your original complaint to the City is <span style="font-weight: bold; text-decoration: underline;">NOW</span> not all the disabled children getting access to a daycare, but the <span style="font-weight: bold; text-decoration: underline;">TRAFFIC </span>of 15 kids being picked up and dropped off? So much a complaint that you went down to the BOA meeting to launch a complaint with another neighbor about it and tried to stop it, (even prepared a speech) not caring about weather the disabled children had another location available to them. Too many disabled kids doubling your traffic "RUSH 1 minute" as you say, Dan? <br> <br> Yet you are barking at me for
complaining about having to turn my 1.5 mile trips to 3 mile trips, which nearly doubles my gas bill which is hard on a guy living below the poverty line? How ironic Dan. The world does really revolve around you.<br> <br> Look Dan, here comes another political horse, better get on it because another election is coming soon. If you lose AGAIN, get together with Wayne Fox and WHINE about it being a big government conspiracy that rigged the ballots by not lining up the butterfly ballots to the right name, I will even throw in a new box of color crayons so Wayne can write his conspiracy on paper with as much life and color as his emails. <br> <br> Your Favorite Pig,<br> <br> <br>Arnold<br> <br> <br> <br><br><b><i>Dan Carscallen <areaman@moscow.com></i></b> wrote:<blockquote class="replbq" style="border-left: 2px solid rgb(16, 16, 255); margin-left: 5px; padding-left: 5px;"> Donovan says:<br>". . . others, such as yourself, like to complain about
disabled<br>children moving in next door to you and lowering your property value as<br>you testified to the City Council and tried to get them barred from our<br>neighborhood." <br> <br><br>I'm not sure I want to go down this road, because when you wrestle with<br>a pig, you both just get dirty, and it just makes the pig happy, but<br>let's get a few things straight so the Vizzz peeps know what went down:<br><br>1) It wasn't the City Council, it was the Board of Adjustment. <br><br>2)I had no issue with property values, I took issue with what would be<br>increased traffic right next door to me. It was a valid concern, as<br>traffic has increased. The house was being rented by a decent bunch of<br>college students at the time (finally!), but now there are several<br>people making several trips a day, and employees not exactly following<br>the parking conditions. Pretty minor, but I can live with it.<br><br>3) After they CUP was granted, I figured "fine, I'll live with
it." I<br>had my say, and the Board of Adjustment went the other way. I was a<br>little disappointed at what I saw as some "sore winners" cheering the<br>decision. Not exactly cool, in my opinion. But no matter, I was going<br>to live with it.<br><br>4) Since the CUP was issued to make a daycare out of the house, the<br>renters got kicked out. We thought that was okay, since we wouldn't<br>have to listen to any more parties late at night. Then we found out we<br>were wrong. Somehow, in a blatant violation of the CUP, there were all<br>the sudden four new renters in that house, raising hell and wreaking<br>havoc on the toys and such that are there for the kids. It seemed VERY<br>inappropriate for 4 college age renters to be living in a house that was<br>being used as a daycare. I brought this up with the Community<br>Development dept, but they were completely bogged down with every other<br>complaint in town. I thank them, though, for at least acknowledging
my<br>concerns. The renters were supposed to be out in January, but they did<br>not leave until school let out. Again, I lived with it.<br><br>5) Now, it seems that ownership of the house has changed hands, and<br>things seem to be settling into a groove. Traffic is still more than<br>I'd like, but tolerable, and some of the parking conditions are still<br>not being met, but we'll hash all that out when they go in for the<br>renewal of their CUP. <br><br>Sorry for being long-winded, but I just couldn't let this go without<br>defending myself to some extent. Besides, I did wrestle in high school,<br>so I think I can take a pig. Of course, none of this is near as<br>dramatic and inflammatory as saying "Dan Carscallen hates the disabled".<br><br>By the way, I think I'm going to take my chances and walk downtown to<br>the farmer's market this weekend,<br><br>DC<br><br>P.S. Donovan, I'm not referring to you as a pig. I'm using what is<br>called a colloquialism. Or
maybe it's a metaphor. I'll have to look it<br>up.<br><br><br></blockquote><br><p> 
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