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August 10, 1993 Ralph Irwin & Mary Irwin <br /> 17222 N. Jack Tone Road <br /> Lodi, CA 95240 <br /> J <br /> San Joaquin County <br /> Development Services Division <br /> 1810 East Hazelton Avenue t �ii 11' <br /> i <br /> Stockton, CA 95205 <br /> ATTENTION: Chandler Martin <br /> RE: Duane Bechthold <br /> Applicant: D. B. Ranch ( UY11�1(Lyjj L,. <br /> 17399 N. Jack Tone Road �._ <br /> Lodi, CA 95240 ;yC,��,:p; <br /> Applicant #UP9312 <br /> We feel that the property of Mr. Bechthold at 17399 N. Jack Tone, <br /> Lodi, CA is to small (1.91 acres) for a commercial stable and should <br /> not be allowed to have 10 - 15 horsesas he has been having there <br /> before. You are allowed 1 horse for first acre and 1 horse per 1/4 acre <br /> thereafter. However, is this taking in the fact that the property has <br /> a large residence and just as large horse barn? <br /> We are residents of 17222 N. Jack Tone Road, Lodi, CA and have <br /> been owners of this property for 29 years. We are against this <br /> application going through. <br /> If Mr. Bechthold had gotten his permit when he built his horse barn <br /> 2 years ago and owners of surrounding property received notices of this <br /> project, maybe this project would not have gotten so far. He obtained <br /> permits after he was turned in , was red tagged and someone in authority <br /> tore up the red tag and kept right on going. <br /> Mr. Bechthold always seems to put the cart before the horse. The <br /> sign for D. B. Ranch has been up since June. Before the application <br /> permit was applied for. He has been in the business of breeding and <br /> sales and boarding for over 1-1/2 years. <br /> East of said ranch down Victor Road to Pony and Pinto is a residential <br /> area with about 27 houses. (See enclosed map.) We live directly across <br /> from said ranch and the prevailing winds (see wind chart) hit us with all <br /> the dirt and dust the horses stir up. My husband has lung problems and <br /> this is affecting him. <br /> In the 29 years we have lived on Jack Tone Road (even when they <br /> reconstructed Jack Tone Road) we have never had dirt and dust in the <br /> house or outside as we do now. Not even when they work up land across <br /> the creek did we get this. A person should not have to put up with this. <br /> We have asked thin to wet the dirt down, and the answer is Mr. Bechthold <br /> will not let them. They still run the horses around to stir up dust. <br /> The smell of horse urine and muck gets so bad you can not stand it. <br /> People are always complaining about it when we have company. The flys <br /> from these horses are so bad, you can't stand it. They just throw the <br /> muck from the horse barn out under the trees on their property. <br /> The diagram of Mr. Bechthold's ranch are way out of proportion. We <br /> know it is not scale. I feel someone needs to check this out. The Barn <br /> and round corral are to close to the road. Riding arena is too small. <br /> Also, when Mr. Bechthold put up his fence took in State Property. <br /> He was also informed about this and this was reported to State Department <br /> of Water resources. Is it permissable to use State Property for personal J <br /> gain and at the tax payers expense? <br /> (1) <br />