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Marcus Roden, 3930 Holbrook Drive Paris, Texas, stated that everyone agrees property <br />values will be affected. He has evidence of that from two people David House who bought <br />a building across Lamar Avenue where the proposed location for the recycling depot. Mr. <br />House's statement was he wouldn't have purchase this property if he would have known <br />something like this would possible be approved for this neighborhood. The second <br />gentlemen, John Lily purchased a property on the street behind me and spent an abundant <br />about of money refinishing the inside of the house. Mr. Lily's statement was he was glad <br />this recycling center was stop, if he would have known he wouldn't have spent so much <br />money on the property. Mr. Roden further stated two other businesses on both sides of this <br />property My Dentist and Cave Wave had to go before the Planning and Zoning <br />Commission and City Council in order to be built. The recycling center somehow bypassed <br />these processes. The item I had passed out by Ashley Fendley is an email sent between the <br />permit department and the Glick's. This email states " We were assured that these were all <br />measures that could be handled "in house ", and none of these matters, or anything <br />concerning this venture, would need to be approved by the City Council." This permit <br />should be denied. <br />Vic Ressler, 4020 Holbrook Drive Paris, Texas, stated a recycling center shouldn't be <br />allowed to be built in this location. It would cause noise and traffic issues for the residential <br />areas and the businesses surrounding it. Mr. Ressler further stated this is a salvage yard not <br />a recycling center, please deny this permit. <br />James Jaggers, 4015 Jasmine Street Paris, Texas, stated he is very opposed to allowing a <br />recycling center to be located in the area. The property values will drop in this <br />neighborhood. This recycling center has no business in this location, please deny this <br />permit. <br />Larry Schenk, 3765 Dawn Drive Paris, Texas, stated all you have to do is look at the <br />surrounding areas this is not a location for a recycling center. If we are looking at a <br />classification for them it should be in an industrial area not commercial. <br />AJ Hashmi, 4510 FM 195 Paris, Texas, stated "as a City Council member for that district I <br />am very distressed I know what the agenda item is, I am very distressed about what the city <br />has done, and I am very upset about it. What the City Council asked the City Manager to do <br />was not done, another item was placed on the agenda and that was not what we requested. <br />Thank you." <br />A.W. Clem, 100 North Main Street Paris, Texas, stated "I am here on behalf of two young <br />men still in the state of shock. Their father has been in this business for 68 years and both of <br />these guys came back after getting masters in law degrees. They decided they were going <br />to work with their father and see if they could expand this business they have had for 68 <br />years. One of the things they anticipated doing was developing recycling depot throughout <br />the area where they can collect trash and metal to take back to Texarkana, Texas to be <br />