We are very disappointed that mini-hotels have not been addressed in this proposal. Instead there is a proposal to do a study to determine whether another study is needed. By the time that is competed, there may not be any owner-occupied single family homes left in our community, even though it is zoned as single-family residential. That would be a great loss. Please do something about the problems resulting from the "mini hotels" in our neighborhood. We have lived in Folly Field part-time since 1980 and full-time since 2001. Many years ago we worked diligently with Marc Orlando and others in the town planning department along with John Safay, our Town Councilor at the time, to develop the Folly Field Neighborhood Character Overlay. Importantly, that overlay specified that Folly Field was a neighborhood of single-family residences. Sadly, many of those single-family residences have been bulldozed and replaced by "mini hotels" which week after week host parties of 20 or more people in holiday mood. They are often loudly partying outside around the pools and disturbing us as we try to enjoy sitting on our porch or even sleeping. We also occasionally hear fireworks on the beach, especially late at night on holidays. Sometimes there are as many as 8 or 10 cars in the driveways and parked on the lawns, not to mention adding to the traffic in our neighborhood. We love dogs, but many of the renters seem to think that our front lawn is there for the purpose of their dogs relieving themselves. Also, renters often go out for the day and leave their dogs in the houses or outside to bark for hours. We seldom have problems with the renters in the smaller homes in the neighborhood. They are generally quieter and respectful of our property. The absentee landlords say that we should just learn to live with it. I wonder how they would feel if a mini-hotel was built next to their permanent residence. Just because Hilton Head is a resort community doesn’t mean that permanent residents shouldn’t have the right to a quality lifestyle. THERE ARE MORE IMPORTANT THINGS IN LIFE THAN MONEY. QUALITY OF LIFE IS ONE OF THEM. Please help us to maintain what’s left of the neighborhood character of Folly Field. Thank you.