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<br /> ..,. <br /> Ken Hoyle, 10101 Dillon Road, Broomfield, Colorado. <br /> Hoyle: A lot of my concerns have already been <br /> covered by the other gentlemen. I agree with <br /> both of them that there could be a better <br /> routing for this road. I'm convinced that <br /> the road will be built, but I do wish you <br /> would take a look at a possible trade off. <br /> There is a better way to build this road <br /> without removing these 10 homes. I think <br /> you would find that Rock Creek is probably as <br /> close to 287 as you're going to get and you <br /> would probably build an interchange with a <br /> lot less cost then going down Dillon Road. <br /> It seems to me that you are going to have to <br /> build a four lane anyway you do it. I submit <br /> to you that it would be cheaper to build it <br /> through that open land than it would to be to <br /> go down the existing Dillon Road. <br /> Walt Wood, Rt 2 Box 662, Broomfield, Colorado. <br /> Wood: My west fence line is the dividing line <br /> between my property and the City of <br /> Louisville. My east property line is <br /> adjacent to the well know open space where <br /> they raise a lot of prairie dogs. I can not <br /> see why they can't go down through the open <br /> space. The land is no good, so they thought <br /> by fertilizing the land that they would be <br /> able to raise something. It's still prairie <br /> land out there. If this proposed road goes, <br /> as we have been told, they are going to cover <br /> my house up completely. My child, who is <br /> about ready to retire, would like to have my <br /> home and he looks forward to retiring there. <br /> That proposed road would go over my 600 foot <br /> well, it's the first deep well that was <br /> drilled in that area and that would be a <br /> costly item. I would appreciate the <br /> consideration that those who are thinking <br /> about this proposed highway to think of us <br /> and try to utilize some of this open space <br /> that would be more of a benefit to a highway <br /> than it is to the neighbors on Dillon Road. <br /> Howard: Why should Louisville give an unlimited <br /> liability to annexing into the city and in <br /> order to annex we are going to force these <br /> people into paying pro rata all of those <br /> monies. That seems to be a liability that is <br /> not in the best interest of Louisville. So <br /> unlimited liabilities I don't like. Also, <br /> has the County looked at another route, and <br /> 6 <br />