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HomeMy WebLinkAbout12/4/2023 Item 4a, Meyer From:Emma Rose Meyer < To:Advisory Bodies Subject:Comment for Item 4a This message is from an External Source. Use caution when deciding to open attachments, click links, or respond. Dear Architectural Review Commission, My name is Emma Meyer and I am a City and Regional Planning student at Cal Poly and a member of Cal Poly Urbanists. I am writing to you in regard to item 4a, comments on 460 Pacific Street. I support the decision to demolish the single-family residence and build a three-story residential structure. Senate bill 10 recently legalized this type of density and I believe that supporting multi-family housing promotes inclusivity, diversity, and affordability in our community. I want San Luis Obispo to be accessible to all who want to live here and those who are struggling to do so currently. 460 Pacific Street is located near multi-family residences already and therefore a change in density on this lot would not alter the “character of this neighborhood.” I support a 100% parking reduction as parking minimums are outdated and not based on factual parking needs. 460 Pacific Street is 0.2 miles in three directions to different SLO Transit bus stops. The lot is located close to downtown and is a desirable location to not need a car. This is a transit accessible and walkable area. When I envision the future of San Luis Obispo it is thriving with culture, diversity, and opportunity. Single-family zoning is historically antithetical to all of those things. It is a restriction on growth. Building multi-family housing is an invitation to San Luis Obispo and a step in the right direction to a more inclusive future. Thank you for your time, Emma Meyer pronouns she/her/hers Cal Poly Urbanists |President CRP Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Coordinator Associated Students in Planning |Co-Vice President City and Regional Planning Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, CA _____ 1