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Gloria Harper
Subject:FW: NIRVAIR Corporate Variance 23-1 OPPOSITION
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Gloria Harper, City Clerk
City of Seal Beach
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Seal Beach CA 90740
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From: Matt Meader <mmeader@me.com>
Sent: Monday, December 18, 2023 11:46 AM
To: Marco Cuevas <MCuevas@sealbeachca.gov>
Subject: NIRVAIR Corporate Variance 23-1 OPPOSITION
Hi Marco,
My family and I live at 225 Old Ranch Road, directly across the wall from the Chevron Station.
We understand we purchased a property next to a station 25 years ago.
That said, we have been adamantly against adding beer and wine sales to this Chevron Station.
My teenage daughter’s room looks right over the station. She already deals with the noise from people
going in and out of the station late into the evening.
In addition, we do get trash thrown over the wall and in the ivy around unit 220. The usual trash is
monster energy cans and chip bags.
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Also, where would these additional convenience store patrons park? Currently the rear the station is
relatively quiet at night. Patrons parking there to purchase beer and wine would increase noise levels
and negatively impact our community.
Myself and our community have been opposing this since 2006. The current Seal Beach zoning strictly
forbids this due to its proximity to parks and housing. Please uphold the current zoning and do not grant
a variance.
Thank you,
Matt Meader
225 Old Ranch Road
Seal Beach, CA 90740
mmeader@icloud.com
562-505-0685