June 12, 1996

Mr. Frederick F. Klimetz

Mayor, City of Franklin

9130 Kensington Way

Franklin, WI 53132

Dear Mayor Klimetz:

In January 1996 we moved from Elm Grove into our new home in Robinwood Estates. Our move to Franklin was prompted in part because we were looking for a community with a master plan clearly defining the residential areas. I visited the Franklin planning department to research the location of our property and was informed that no changes to the master plan would occur.

I now find out that the planning commission is considering a change to the master plan to rezone the property at the northeast corner of 76th Street and Drexel from single family residence to allow the building of a community based retirement facility.

I strongly oppose this proposed change because of the following reasons:

1.	Individuals such as myself built homes in this area with the assurance that the master plan was the document that would guide the expansion of the Franklin residential neighborhoods.

2.	Changes as proposed will surely result in "rezoning creep." In 1996 the corner property is rezoned. In 1997 the adjacent property is rezoned. The "rezoning creep" will continue into the future and the character of the intended single-family residence neighborhood will change dramatically.

Franklin is a vast community with a substantial amount of land zoned for business purposes that would be suitable for the proposed community based retirement facility. Please do not destroy the integrity of the master plan and destroy the planned residential neighborhoods!

Very truly yours,

Robert and Ann Berkopec

June 12, 1996

Mr. Terrence M. Hanley

Alderman, District 1

8248 Four Oaks Drive

Franklin, WI 53132

Dear Mr. Hanley:

In January 1996 we moved from Elm Grove into our new home in Robinwood Estates. Our move to Franklin was prompted in part because we were looking for a community with a master plan clearly defining the residential areas. I visited the Franklin planning department to research the location of our property and was informed that no changes to the master plan would occur.

I now find out that the planning commission is considering a change to the master plan to rezone the property at the northeast corner of 76th Street and Drexel from single family residence to allow the building of a community based retirement facility.

I strongly oppose this proposed change because of the following reasons:

1.	Individuals such as myself built homes in this area with the assurance that the master plan was the document that would guide the expansion of the Franklin residential neighborhoods.

2.	Changes as proposed will surely result in "rezoning creep." In 1996 the corner property is rezoned. In 1997 the adjacent property is rezoned. The "rezoning creep" will continue into the future and the character of the intended single-family residence neighborhood will change dramatically.

Franklin is a vast community with a substantial amount of land zoned for business purposes that would be suitable for the proposed community based retirement facility. Please do not destroy the integrity of the master plan and destroy the planned residential neighborhoods!

Very truly yours,

Robert and Ann Berkopec

June 12, 1996

Mr. Patrick F. Murray

Alderman, District 2

8162 South Legend Drive

Franklin, WI 53132

Dear Mr. Murray:

In January 1996 we moved from Elm Grove into our new home in Robinwood Estates. Our move to Franklin was prompted in part because we were looking for a community with a master plan clearly defining the residential areas. I visited the Franklin planning department to research the location of our property and was informed that no changes to the master plan would occur.

I now find out that the planning commission is considering a change to the master plan to rezone the property at the northeast corner of 76th Street and Drexel from single family residence to allow the building of a community based retirement facility.

I strongly oppose this proposed change because of the following reasons:

1.	Individuals such as myself built homes in this area with the assurance that the master plan was the document that would guide the expansion of the Franklin residential neighborhoods.

2.	Changes as proposed will surely result in "rezoning creep." In 1996 the corner property is rezoned. In 1997 the adjacent property is rezoned. The "rezoning creep" will continue into the future and the character of the intended single-family residence neighborhood will change dramatically.

Franklin is a vast community with a substantial amount of land zoned for business purposes that would be suitable for the proposed community based retirement facility. Please do not destroy the integrity of the master plan and destroy the planned residential neighborhoods!

Very truly yours,

Robert and Ann Berkopec

June 12, 1996

Ms. Vi Hammelman

Alderman, District 3

6781 W. Fitzsimmons Road

Franklin, WI 53132

Dear Ms. Hammelman:

In January 1996 we moved from Elm Grove into our new home in Robinwood Estates. Our move to Franklin was prompted in part because we were looking for a community with a master plan clearly defining the residential areas. I visited the Franklin planning department to research the location of our property and was informed that no changes to the master plan would occur.

I now find out that the planning commission is considering a change to the master plan to rezone the property at the northeast corner of 76th Street and Drexel from single family residence to allow the building of a community based retirement facility.

I strongly oppose this proposed change because of the following reasons:

1.	Individuals such as myself built homes in this area with the assurance that the master plan was the document that would guide the expansion of the Franklin residential neighborhoods.

2.	Changes as proposed will surely result in "rezoning creep." In 1996 the corner property is rezoned. In 1997 the adjacent property is rezoned. The "rezoning creep" will continue into the future and the character of the intended single-family residence neighborhood will change dramatically.

Franklin is a vast community with a substantial amount of land zoned for business purposes that would be suitable for the proposed community based retirement facility. Please do not destroy the integrity of the master plan and destroy the planned residential neighborhoods!

Very truly yours,

Robert and Ann Berkopec

June 12, 1996

Mr. Vincent F. Waltenberger

Alderman, District 4

3232 W. Fitzsimmons Road

Franklin, WI 53132

Dear Mr. Waltenberger:

In January 1996 we moved from Elm Grove into our new home in Robinwood Estates. Our move to Franklin was prompted in part because we were looking for a community with a master plan clearly defining the residential areas. I visited the Franklin planning department to research the location of our property and was informed that no changes to the master plan would occur.

I now find out that the planning commission is considering a change to the master plan to rezone the property at the northeast corner of 76th Street and Drexel from single family residence to allow the building of a community based retirement facility.

I strongly oppose this proposed change because of the following reasons:

1.	Individuals such as myself built homes in this area with the assurance that the master plan was the document that would guide the expansion of the Franklin residential neighborhoods.

2.	Changes as proposed will surely result in "rezoning creep." In 1996 the corner property is rezoned. In 1997 the adjacent property is rezoned. The "rezoning creep" will continue into the future and the character of the intended single-family residence neighborhood will change dramatically.

Franklin is a vast community with a substantial amount of land zoned for business purposes that would be suitable for the proposed community based retirement facility. Please do not destroy the integrity of the master plan and destroy the planned residential neighborhoods!

Very truly yours,

Robert and Ann Berkopec

June 12, 1996

Mr. Patrick J. Mead

Alderman, District 5

8030 South 58th Street

Franklin, WI 53131

Dear Mr. Mead:

In January 1996 we moved from Elm Grove into our new home in Robinwood Estates. Our move to Franklin was prompted in part because we were looking for a community with a master plan clearly defining the residential areas. I visited the Franklin planning department to research the location of our property and was informed that no changes to the master plan would occur.

I now find out that the planning commission is considering a change to the master plan to rezone the property at the northeast corner of 76th Street and Drexel from single family residence to allow the building of a community based retirement facility.

I strongly oppose this proposed change because of the following reasons:

1.	Individuals such as myself built homes in this area with the assurance that the master plan was the document that would guide the expansion of the Franklin residential neighborhoods.

2.	Changes as proposed will surely result in "rezoning creep." In 1996 the corner property is rezoned. In 1997 the adjacent property is rezoned. The "rezoning creep" will continue into the future and the character of the intended single-family residence neighborhood will change dramatically.

Franklin is a vast community with a substantial amount of land zoned for business purposes that would be suitable for the proposed community based retirement facility. Please do not destroy the integrity of the master plan and destroy the planned residential neighborhoods!

Very truly yours,

Robert and Ann Berkopec

June 12, 1996

Ms. Mary P. Thomas

Alderman, District 6

12120 W. Woodcrest Circle

Franklin, WI 53131

Dear Ms. Thomas:

In January 1996 we moved from Elm Grove into our new home in Robinwood Estates. Our move to Franklin was prompted in part because we were looking for a community with a master plan clearly defining the residential areas. I visited the Franklin planning department to research the location of our property and was informed that no changes to the master plan would occur.

I now find out that the planning commission is considering a change to the master plan to rezone the property at the northeast corner of 76th Street and Drexel from single family residence to allow the building of a community based retirement facility.

I strongly oppose this proposed change because of the following reasons:

1.	Individuals such as myself built homes in this area with the assurance that the master plan was the document that would guide the expansion of the Franklin residential neighborhoods.

2.	Changes as proposed will surely result in "rezoning creep." In 1996 the corner property is rezoned. In 1997 the adjacent property is rezoned. The "rezoning creep" will continue into the future and the character of the intended single-family residence neighborhood will change dramatically.

Franklin is a vast community with a substantial amount of land zoned for business purposes that would be suitable for the proposed community based retirement facility. Please do not destroy the integrity of the master plan and destroy the planned residential neighborhoods!

Very truly yours,

Robert and Ann Berkopec

June 12, 1996

Mr. Peter Evenson

P.O. Box 32014

Franklin, WI 53132

Dear Mr. Evenson:

In January 1996 we moved from Elm Grove into our new home in Robinwood Estates. Our move to Franklin was prompted in part because we were looking for a community with a master plan clearly defining the residential areas. I visited the Franklin planning department to research the location of our property and was informed that no changes to the master plan would occur.

I now find out that the planning commission is considering a change to the master plan to rezone the property at the northeast corner of 76th Street and Drexel from single family residence to allow the building of a community based retirement facility.

I strongly oppose this proposed change because of the following reasons:

1.	Individuals such as myself built homes in this area with the assurance that the master plan was the document that would guide the expansion of the Franklin residential neighborhoods.

2.	Changes as proposed will surely result in "rezoning creep." In 1996 the corner property is rezoned. In 1997 the adjacent property is rezoned. The "rezoning creep" will continue into the future and the character of the intended single-family residence neighborhood will change dramatically.

Franklin is a vast community with a substantial amount of land zoned for business purposes that would be suitable for the proposed community based retirement facility. Please do not destroy the integrity of the master plan and destroy the planned residential neighborhoods!

Very truly yours,

Robert and Ann Berkopec

June 12, 1996

Mr. Randall E. Ritter

7621 Mission Hills Drive

Franklin, WI 53131

Dear Mr. Ritter:

In January 1996 we moved from Elm Grove into our new home in Robinwood Estates. Our move to Franklin was prompted in part because we were looking for a community with a master plan clearly defining the residential areas. I visited the Franklin planning department to research the location of our property and was informed that no changes to the master plan would occur.

I now find out that the planning commission is considering a change to the master plan to rezone the property at the northeast corner of 76th Street and Drexel from single family residence to allow the building of a community based retirement facility.

I strongly oppose this proposed change because of the following reasons:

1.	Individuals such as myself built homes in this area with the assurance that the master plan was the document that would guide the expansion of the Franklin residential neighborhoods.

2.	Changes as proposed will surely result in "rezoning creep." In 1996 the corner property is rezoned. In 1997 the adjacent property is rezoned. The "rezoning creep" will continue into the future and the character of the intended single-family residence neighborhood will change dramatically.

Franklin is a vast community with a substantial amount of land zoned for business purposes that would be suitable for the proposed community based retirement facility. Please do not destroy the integrity of the master plan and destroy the planned residential neighborhoods!

Very truly yours,

Robert and Ann Berkopec

June 12, 1996

Ms. Nancy Grintjes

7562 S. Nottingham Way

Franklin, WI 53131

Dear Ms. Grintjes:

In January 1996 we moved from Elm Grove into our new home in Robinwood Estates. Our move to Franklin was prompted in part because we were looking for a community with a master plan clearly defining the residential areas. I visited the Franklin planning department to research the location of our property and was informed that no changes to the master plan would occur.

I now find out that the planning commission is considering a change to the master plan to rezone the property at the northeast corner of 76th Street and Drexel from single family residence to allow the building of a community based retirement facility.

I strongly oppose this proposed change because of the following reasons:

1.	Individuals such as myself built homes in this area with the assurance that the master plan was the document that would guide the expansion of the Franklin residential neighborhoods.

2.	Changes as proposed will surely result in "rezoning creep." In 1996 the corner property is rezoned. In 1997 the adjacent property is rezoned. The "rezoning creep" will continue into the future and the character of the intended single-family residence neighborhood will change dramatically.

Franklin is a vast community with a substantial amount of land zoned for business purposes that would be suitable for the proposed community based retirement facility. Please do not destroy the integrity of the master plan and destroy the planned residential neighborhoods!

Very truly yours,

Robert and Ann Berkopec

June 12, 1996

Mr. Kenneth P. Skowronski

P.O. Box 383

Franklin, WI 53132

Dear Mr. Skowronski:

In January 1996 we moved from Elm Grove into our new home in Robinwood Estates. Our move to Franklin was prompted in part because we were looking for a community with a master plan clearly defining the residential areas. I visited the Franklin planning department to research the location of our property and was informed that no changes to the master plan would occur.

I now find out that the planning commission is considering a change to the master plan to rezone the property at the northeast corner of 76th Street and Drexel from single family residence to allow the building of a community based retirement facility.

I strongly oppose this proposed change because of the following reasons:

1.	Individuals such as myself built homes in this area with the assurance that the master plan was the document that would guide the expansion of the Franklin residential neighborhoods.

2.	Changes as proposed will surely result in "rezoning creep." In 1996 the corner property is rezoned. In 1997 the adjacent property is rezoned. The "rezoning creep" will continue into the future and the character of the intended single-family residence neighborhood will change dramatically.

Franklin is a vast community with a substantial amount of land zoned for business purposes that would be suitable for the proposed community based retirement facility. Please do not destroy the integrity of the master plan and destroy the planned residential neighborhoods!

Very truly yours,

Robert and Ann Berkopec

June 12, 1996

Mr. Bruce Kaniewski

Planning & Zoning Administrator

7719 W. Coventry Drive

Franklin, WI 53131

Dear Mr. Kaniewski:

In January 1996 we moved from Elm Grove into our new home in Robinwood Estates. Our move to Franklin was prompted in part because we were looking for a community with a master plan clearly defining the residential areas. I visited the Franklin planning department to research the location of our property and was informed that no changes to the master plan would occur.

I now find out that the planning commission is considering a change to the master plan to rezone the property at the northeast corner of 76th Street and Drexel from single family residence to allow the building of a community based retirement facility.

I strongly oppose this proposed change because of the following reasons:

1.	Individuals such as myself built homes in this area with the assurance that the master plan was the document that would guide the expansion of the Franklin residential neighborhoods.

2.	Changes as proposed will surely result in "rezoning creep." In 1996 the corner property is rezoned. In 1997 the adjacent property is rezoned. The "rezoning creep" will continue into the future and the character of the intended single-family residence neighborhood will change dramatically.

Franklin is a vast community with a substantial amount of land zoned for business purposes that would be suitable for the proposed community based retirement facility. Please do not destroy the integrity of the master plan and destroy the planned residential neighborhoods!

Very truly yours,

Robert and Ann Berkopec

June 12, 1996

Mr. Richard Greengard

7979 South 61st Street

Franklin, WI 53131

Dear Mr. Greengard:

In January 1996 we moved from Elm Grove into our new home in Robinwood Estates. Our move to Franklin was prompted in part because we were looking for a community with a master plan clearly defining the residential areas. I visited the Franklin planning department to research the location of our property and was informed that no changes to the master plan would occur.

I now find out that the planning commission is considering a change to the master plan to rezone the property at the northeast corner of 76th Street and Drexel from single family residence to allow the building of a community based retirement facility.

I strongly oppose this proposed change because of the following reasons:

1.	Individuals such as myself built homes in this area with the assurance that the master plan was the document that would guide the expansion of the Franklin residential neighborhoods.

2.	Changes as proposed will surely result in "rezoning creep." In 1996 the corner property is rezoned. In 1997 the adjacent property is rezoned. The "rezoning creep" will continue into the future and the character of the intended single-family residence neighborhood will change dramatically.

Franklin is a vast community with a substantial amount of land zoned for business purposes that would be suitable for the proposed community based retirement facility. Please do not destroy the integrity of the master plan and destroy the planned residential neighborhoods!

Very truly yours,

Robert and Ann Berkopec

June 12, 1996

Mr. Robert R. Leister

12003 W. Woodcrest Circle

Franklin, WI 53131

Dear Mr. Leister:

In January 1996 we moved from Elm Grove into our new home in Robinwood Estates. Our move to Franklin was prompted in part because we were looking for a community with a master plan clearly defining the residential areas. I visited the Franklin planning department to research the location of our property and was informed that no changes to the master plan would occur.

I now find out that the planning commission is considering a change to the master plan to rezone the property at the northeast corner of 76th Street and Drexel from single family residence to allow the building of a community based retirement facility.

I strongly oppose this proposed change because of the following reasons:

1.	Individuals such as myself built homes in this area with the assurance that the master plan was the document that would guide the expansion of the Franklin residential neighborhoods.

2.	Changes as proposed will surely result in "rezoning creep." In 1996 the corner property is rezoned. In 1997 the adjacent property is rezoned. The "rezoning creep" will continue into the future and the character of the intended single-family residence neighborhood will change dramatically.

Franklin is a vast community with a substantial amount of land zoned for business purposes that would be suitable for the proposed community based retirement facility. Please do not destroy the integrity of the master plan and destroy the planned residential neighborhoods!

Very truly yours,

Robert and Ann Berkopec

June 12, 1996

Ms. Jill Williams

7236 South 68th Street

Franklin, WI 53131

Dear Ms. Williams:

In January 1996 we moved from Elm Grove into our new home in Robinwood Estates. Our move to Franklin was prompted in part because we were looking for a community with a master plan clearly defining the residential areas. I visited the Franklin planning department to research the location of our property and was informed that no changes to the master plan would occur.

I now find out that the planning commission is considering a change to the master plan to rezone the property at the northeast corner of 76th Street and Drexel from single family residence to allow the building of a community based retirement facility.

I strongly oppose this proposed change because of the following reasons:

1.	Individuals such as myself built homes in this area with the assurance that the master plan was the document that would guide the expansion of the Franklin residential neighborhoods.

2.	Changes as proposed will surely result in "rezoning creep." In 1996 the corner property is rezoned. In 1997 the adjacent property is rezoned. The "rezoning creep" will continue into the future and the character of the intended single-family residence neighborhood will change dramatically.

Franklin is a vast community with a substantial amount of land zoned for business purposes that would be suitable for the proposed community based retirement facility. Please do not destroy the integrity of the master plan and destroy the planned residential neighborhoods!

Very truly yours,

Robert and Ann Berkopec

June 12, 1996

Ms. Marge Shore

8046 South 60th Street

Franklin, WI 53131

Dear Ms. Shore:

In January 1996 we moved from Elm Grove into our new home in Robinwood Estates. Our move to Franklin was prompted in part because we were looking for a community with a master plan clearly defining the residential areas. I visited the Franklin planning department to research the location of our property and was informed that no changes to the master plan would occur.

I now find out that the planning commission is considering a change to the master plan to rezone the property at the northeast corner of 76th Street and Drexel from single family residence to allow the building of a community based retirement facility.

I strongly oppose this proposed change because of the following reasons:

1.	Individuals such as myself built homes in this area with the assurance that the master plan was the document that would guide the expansion of the Franklin residential neighborhoods.

2.	Changes as proposed will surely result in "rezoning creep." In 1996 the corner property is rezoned. In 1997 the adjacent property is rezoned. The "rezoning creep" will continue into the future and the character of the intended single-family residence neighborhood will change dramatically.

Franklin is a vast community with a substantial amount of land zoned for business purposes that would be suitable for the proposed community based retirement facility. Please do not destroy the integrity of the master plan and destroy the planned residential neighborhoods!

Very truly yours,

Robert and Ann Berkopec

June 12, 1996

Mr. Jerry Daleiden

10435 W. Loomis Road

Franklin, WI 53131

Dear Mr. Daleiden:

In January 1996 we moved from Elm Grove into our new home in Robinwood Estates. Our move to Franklin was prompted in part because we were looking for a community with a master plan clearly defining the residential areas. I visited the Franklin planning department to research the location of our property and was informed that no changes to the master plan would occur.

I now find out that the planning commission is considering a change to the master plan to rezone the property at the northeast corner of 76th Street and Drexel from single family residence to allow the building of a community based retirement facility.

I strongly oppose this proposed change because of the following reasons:

1.	Individuals such as myself built homes in this area with the assurance that the master plan was the document that would guide the expansion of the Franklin residential neighborhoods.

2.	Changes as proposed will surely result in "rezoning creep." In 1996 the corner property is rezoned. In 1997 the adjacent property is rezoned. The "rezoning creep" will continue into the future and the character of the intended single-family residence neighborhood will change dramatically.

Franklin is a vast community with a substantial amount of land zoned for business purposes that would be suitable for the proposed community based retirement facility. Please do not destroy the integrity of the master plan and destroy the planned residential neighborhoods!

Very truly yours,

Robert and Ann Berkopec

June 12, 1996

Mr. David J. Ptacek

8330 West Puetz Road

Franklin, WI 53131

Dear Mr. Ptacek:

In January 1996 we moved from Elm Grove into our new home in Robinwood Estates. Our move to Franklin was prompted in part because we were looking for a community with a master plan clearly defining the residential areas. I visited the Franklin planning department to research the location of our property and was informed that no changes to the master plan would occur.

I now find out that the planning commission is considering a change to the master plan to rezone the property at the northeast corner of 76th Street and Drexel from single family residence to allow the building of a community based retirement facility.

I strongly oppose this proposed change because of the following reasons:

1.	Individuals such as myself built homes in this area with the assurance that the master plan was the document that would guide the expansion of the Franklin residential neighborhoods.

2.	Changes as proposed will surely result in "rezoning creep." In 1996 the corner property is rezoned. In 1997 the adjacent property is rezoned. The "rezoning creep" will continue into the future and the character of the intended single-family residence neighborhood will change dramatically.

Franklin is a vast community with a substantial amount of land zoned for business purposes that would be suitable for the proposed community based retirement facility. Please do not destroy the integrity of the master plan and destroy the planned residential neighborhoods!

Very truly yours,

Robert and Ann Berkopec

June 12, 1996

Ms. Jane Kosmanek Kaiser

3954 W. Madison Blvd.

Franklin, WI 53131

Dear Ms. Kaiser:

In January 1996 we moved from Elm Grove into our new home in Robinwood Estates. Our move to Franklin was prompted in part because we were looking for a community with a master plan clearly defining the residential areas. I visited the Franklin planning department to research the location of our property and was informed that no changes to the master plan would occur.

I now find out that the planning commission is considering a change to the master plan to rezone the property at the northeast corner of 76th Street and Drexel from single family residence to allow the building of a community based retirement facility.

I strongly oppose this proposed change because of the following reasons:

1.	Individuals such as myself built homes in this area with the assurance that the master plan was the document that would guide the expansion of the Franklin residential neighborhoods.

2.	Changes as proposed will surely result in "rezoning creep." In 1996 the corner property is rezoned. In 1997 the adjacent property is rezoned. The "rezoning creep" will continue into the future and the character of the intended single-family residence neighborhood will change dramatically.

Franklin is a vast community with a substantial amount of land zoned for business purposes that would be suitable for the proposed community based retirement facility. Please do not destroy the integrity of the master plan and destroy the planned residential neighborhoods!

Very truly yours,

Robert and Ann Berkopec

July 10, 1996

Mr. Kevin Carlson

9223 Wyndham Hills Court

Franklin, WI 53132

Dear Mr. Carlson:

In January 1996 we moved from Elm Grove into our new home in Robinwood Estates. Our move to Franklin was prompted in part because we were looking for a community with a master plan clearly defining the residential areas. I visited the Franklin planning department to research the location of our property and was informed that no changes to the master plan would occur.

I now find out that the planning commission is considering a change to the master plan to rezone the property at the northeast corner of 76th Street and Drexel from single family residence to allow the building of a community based retirement facility.

I strongly oppose this proposed change because of the following reasons:

1.	Individuals such as myself built homes in this area with the assurance that the master plan was the document that would guide the expansion of the Franklin residential neighborhoods.

2.	Changes as proposed will surely result in "rezoning creep." In 1996 the corner property is rezoned. In 1997 the adjacent property is rezoned. The "rezoning creep" will continue into the future and the character of the intended single-family residence neighborhood will change dramatically.

Franklin is a vast community with a substantial amount of land zoned for business purposes that would be suitable for the proposed community based retirement facility. Please do not destroy the integrity of the master plan and destroy the planned residential neighborhoods!

Very truly yours,

Robert Berkopec

July 10, 1996

Ms. Beth Perrigo

3562 Jerelin Drive

Franklin, WI 53132

Dear Ms. Perrigo:

In January 1996 we moved from Elm Grove into our new home in Robinwood Estates. Our move to Franklin was prompted in part because we were looking for a community with a master plan clearly defining the residential areas. I visited the Franklin planning department to research the location of our property and was informed that no changes to the master plan would occur.

I now find out that the planning commission is considering a change to the master plan to rezone the property at the northeast corner of 76th Street and Drexel from single family residence to allow the building of a community based retirement facility.

I strongly oppose this proposed change because of the following reasons:

1.	Individuals such as myself built homes in this area with the assurance that the master plan was the document that would guide the expansion of the Franklin residential neighborhoods.

2.	Changes as proposed will surely result in "rezoning creep." In 1996 the corner property is rezoned. In 1997 the adjacent property is rezoned. The "rezoning creep" will continue into the future and the character of the intended single-family residence neighborhood will change dramatically.

Franklin is a vast community with a substantial amount of land zoned for business purposes that would be suitable for the proposed community based retirement facility. Please do not destroy the integrity of the master plan and destroy the planned residential neighborhoods!

Very truly yours,

Robert Berkopec