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V would'have come and gone without our'knowledge. We, the people who LIVE in our quiet neighborhood, off our little gravel road, unlike the owner of the property where the tower is proposed (he owns vacant land and will not have to live with the tower in close proximity to his HOME) are opposed to'Veriizon marching in and completely disregarding the concerns ofthe people who LIVE here. The tower would be an eyesore as well as a potential health hazard. There is no question that our property values would be damaged. Tracy has plenty of property where this tower would be MUCH more suitable. It is definitely NOT suitable for one of the few remaining rural properties just outside the Tim-its. We want to keep our private gravel road as is with the posted speed limit at 10 mph. We feel that this is what keeps unwanted visitors from venturing into our neighborhood. Burglary and crime is not existent in our area for the moment. All the neighbors snare in watching out for each other. 'We are flew in numbers but aligned in our love of this area. Verizon has been very sneaky and underhanded; promising all of us an opportunity to make our feelings known and addressing our concerns, yet they went'behind ourbacks and got their permit,knowing that if we UID have an opportunity to address our concerns, that their permit and their tower would be in serious jeopardy. Now, we have been told that in order to challenge and oppose the permit, we are required to pay a fee of$-3S3 to 'San Joaquin County? How is that fee justified? Verizon is guilty of completely ignoring their obligation to perform due diligence; to give us an opportunity to address the Planning Commission and oppose the tower. The home owners should not be punished financially for this. Verizon and their representatives should be the ones penalized, not the home owners, who were deliberately left uninformed and completely in the dark about through every gep of the planning/permit phase. We, the undersigned, hope that San Joaquin County Planning Commission take our concerns seriously; come to our neighborhood, talk to the homeowners and see'how ltoitally inappropriate our little rural neig'hbor'hood, at the end of our small, unpaved gravel road is for this project. We hope you will agree that this is NOT the place for this monstrosity. We greatly appreciate your consideration in this matter.