In answer to your question, Stephen, no I would not want to have a liquor licensed establishment in a residential area directly across the street from my home with patrons 7 days a week and late into the evening. People have different sleep patterns. How about the health care professionals or first responders who may live in the area? Any consideration for them, especially with them having to deal with all the COVID issues?

Years ago we had the booze n cruise crowd from bars on Central. And yes, people do linger and they are loud. One night after a bar closed a couple cruised onto Arlote and Silver SE, made themselves comfortable on my neighbor's front lawn, stark naked and were having sex. The establishment and others were closed. This was years before ART and there was plenty of room on Central to cruise after hours but they still chose to cruise through residential areas.

Anyone consider the safety of children? As I mentioned at both meetings, there were three schools from Copper and Washington to Monte Vista. Now there are 4. Another charter school was opened this week along the same route. Kids walking to school, riding bicycles, skateboarding. What if it was your child or grandchild living in the area near a liquor licensed establishment?

The trash issue is already a problem in NH on weekends. Some businesses overload the trash bins on weekends and the trash is not picked up until Monday or Tuesday. It's a mess.

There are plenty of boarded up store fronts on Central available. I hope the applicant will reconsider.

Flora NH Resident (49 yrs)

On Thursday, August 12, 2021, 7:59:07 AM MDT, Flora Silva <silva_f65@yahoo.com> wrote:

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From: Stephen F Sehi-Smith via Neighbors_nobhill-nm <neighbors_nobhill-nm@mailman.swcp.com>

To: Dennis P Trujillo <dptrujillo@gmail.com>; Jeff P. <jp6265@yahoo.com>

Cc: Neighbors Nob Hill <neighbors@nobhill-nm.com>; Gary Eyster <meyster1@me.com>; TheBoard NobHill-NM <theboard@nobhill-nm.com>; Michael Vos <vos@consensusplanning.com>

Sent: Thursday, August 12, 2021, 12:57:05 AM MDT

Subject: Re: [Neighbors] FW: Project # PR-2021-005724, VA-2021-00284: Public House ABQ, LLC

I still object to the entrance on Hermosa as noted in the latest version of the neighborhood commitment letter. If residents will be walking to the establishment, they should be able to take a few more steps around the corner to the front door of High and Dry. We all walk to businesses on Central now, so why are a few more steps to the Copper entrance so objectionable? The Hermosa door should be an emergency only exit as I have stated at the first meeting and also in writing to Consensus Planning.

My home is located directly across the street from the future location of High and Dry. An entrance on Hermosa would be a loitering spot where patrons would step outside for a smoke and would gather after leaving the establishment to hang around saying goodbye, especially now that the existing parking will remain somewhat intact.

As the neighborhood commitment letter states, there will be frequent musical groups playing on the patio facing Copper during good weather. We will be able to clearly hear every note of every song. During Somerfest in Nob Hill last Saturday, we could clearly hear the music in the parking lot of Fan Tang several blocks away, and that's only once a year!

Let me ask you this, neighbors. Would you want High and Dry directly across the street from your home? Think about it. With all that said, my wife and I have agreed to accept High and Dry with two conditions; 1) No entrance or patio on Hermosa and 2) No parking on Hermosa beyond the existing off-street parking spaces that currently exist.

Best regards,

Stephen Smith

204 Hermosa Dr NE

sehi-smith@att.net

On Wednesday, August 11, 2021, 09:44:25 PM MDT, Jeff P. via Neighbors_nobhill-nm <neighbors_nobhill-nm@mailman.swcp.com> wrote:

Re: High and Dry…

Go by their current location on Adams south of Lomas this (or any) Saturday…you’ll see bicyclists, runners, families with children…it’s a great meeting place and a first-rate establishment. I welcome their presence in Nob Hill.

Jeffrey-Mark.pixels.com

On Aug 11, 2021, at 6:20 PM, Dennis P Trujillo via Neighbors_nobhill-nm <neighbors_nobhill-nm@mailman.swcp.com> wrote:

As a long time resident of Nob Hill, I appreciate the letter and it’s message! I am in support of this business at this location.

Sincerely,

Dennis

On Aug 11, 2021, at 4:29 PM, Gary Eyster via Neighbors_nobhill-nm <neighbors_nobhill-nm@mailman.swcp.com> wrote:

Neighbors and Board.

The applicant provided a neighborhood commitment letter at our board meeting on August 5.

Based on the dialogue that evening they sent an updated letter to us today.

Kind regards, Gary

From: Jim Strozier [mailto:cp@consensusplanning.com]
Sent: Wednesday, August 11, 2021 2:47 PM
To: Sanchez, Suzanna A. <suzannasanchez@cabq.gov>; Patten-Quintana, Lorena <lpatten-quintana@cabq.gov>
Cc: Michael Vos <Vos@consensusplanning.com>; andrewkalemba@gmail.com; 'TheBoard' <theboard@nobhill-nm.com>; Gary Eyster <meyster1@me.com>
Subject: Project # PR-2021-005724, VA-2021-00284: Public House ABQ, LLC

Please see the attached letter to be included in the Project File for the above referenced project.

Thank you.

Jim Strozier, FAICP

Consensus Planning, Inc.

302 8^th Street NW

(505) 764-9801

<H&D_Neighborhood Committment Letter_2021_08_11_v1.pdf>

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