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weto *peciiicalty dtac-uK^ed at the ftrat Planning Commi**ion meeting on this project'; 3) unlimited outdoor event* tor up to ,M> pereun*; *4.) $ events* yearly with 5(H) per*un*.aud 24 event* with 3(H) per*on* ■ — however, the*e limits* are not applicable to chanty event*, 5) umphlled mu*ic ana loud*peuker* until lain. tor nil of the*e events*! Sound* tike Ni**an Pavilion in our very own backyard!
With rendition* like this the Mtller proporty could ho*t tumor event* every weekend and every weekend day item March through ttotober, at the very lea*t ftirking tor 1300 + ear* would enable *iuglo event* at Miller Kami to UW BJLK the tabulation oi the County on a *mgle day.
heture the equivalent ol' the entire population ol' the County driving down PT Valley Koad to one entrance on a given Saturday Tht* dov*n t eveu count the impact on the Valley ot having competing events* at Montpelier, directly aero** the road, on the *ame day or weekend. Out Valley would never be the s*ame.
Kven more, all ol' tht* activity threaten* a huge tnlhoc ol' people to the County a*a whole, with truffle back up* and a heavy toll on local reaouice*, tiot*e and the environment. <Vnd a* other pro pen ty owner* in agricultural and cotiMervution zoned area* ol' the County quickly -ought to capitalize on the commercial potential tor their properties u*mg the Miller application a* precedent. County property value* would plummet and the (*pectul character ol our corner of the world would be torever to*t.
While the application no
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