| # | Name | Comments | What is your neighborhood? | Would you support a moratorium on teardowns until interim standards are in place? |
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| 51 | Cyndi Morgan | There must be a more moderate way to upgrade a neighborhood than the sheer greed that is going on right now. | | 01 |
| 52 | John H. Wheatley | | Oakwood | 01 |
| 53 | Charles Putterman | | Longview Gardens | 01 |
| 54 | Marla Turlington | Use your head. These homes are TOO big for these lots. Look at ALL the "For Sales" signs. BUST! | Westchester | 01 |
| 55 | Alicia Casadonte | | Coley Forest | 01 |
| 56 | Jessica Macaluso | | Boylan Heights | 01 |
| 57 | heather stewart | PLEASE SUPPORT a professional study on neighborhood infill. | university Park | 01 |
| 58 | Jerry Blow | There is a feeling of security having the protection of the infill standards in Oakwood which I value highly. | Oakwood | 01 |
| 59 | Ann Wyche Jones | | Brentwood | 01 |
| 60 | Carol Winner | Where are seniors going to live out their lives in homes if all the ranches are torn down to build bigger and taller homes. ? Raleigh needs smaller starter homes available to young couples, seniors and out support people ex. teachers, fire, police, nurses etc. | Brentwood | 01 |
| 61 | Hugh Stohler | | Historic Oakwood | 01 |
| 62 | Carole A. Lugo | | Historic Oakwood | 01 |
| 63 | Anonymous | The City Council needs to be proactive in handling the infill issue - a study goup would be a great approach. The lack of direction is causing more and more divisive actions among neighbors. Please move this forward ASAP - we voted a new council in to do just that!!!!! | Anderson Heights/Fallon Park | 01 |
| 64 | Eleanor Smith | | Brentwood | 01 |
| 65 | John Gerwin | | Avent West | 01 |
| 66 | Anna Mann | | | 01 |
| 67 | michael cobb | | oberlin village overlay district | 01 |
| 68 | Sharon O'Neill | | Oakwood | 01 |
| 69 | Rachel McLaughlin | If builders, homeowners, etc. feel the need to build huge houses in established, older neighborhoods, the very least they should be told to do is leave the foundation and use that as the base to build upon. | Runnymede Road | 01 |
| 70 | Mary Kelly | | | 03 |
| 71 | John J. Little | The petition statement reflects my view on this issue. Community in-fill standards and protection of neighborhoods must be considered in all property revision considerations. | | 01 |
| 72 | Sal Corbo | Raleigh is in a position to become a world-class city of the 21st century. Current world thinking is trending toward sustainable and globally responsible growth. It is not only the character of neighborhoods that is at risk by current practices in Raleigh, but whether our development activities affect the environment and resources that service us all. | Forest Park | 01 |
| 73 | Suzanne Frederick | | University Park | 01 |
| 74 | Mark Tulbert | | Five Points | 01 |
| 75 | Anonymous | | Coley Forest | 02 |
| 76 | Philip W Poe | Infill policy is the umbrella issue. It considers everything, A piecemeal approach could produce other unanticipated consequences. | Glenwood-Brooklyn | 03 |
| 77 | Hillary Hebert | | University Park | 01 |
| 78 | Angela Davis-Gardner | Infill is ruining the character of our beautiful neighborhoods. Let's not lose Raleigh. | University Park | 01 |
| 79 | Carolyn M. Felton | | Cameron Park | 01 |
| 80 | Tom Hunter | | Cameron Park | 01 |
| 81 | Anonymous | | University Park | 01 |
| 82 | Jason Hibbets | I'd like our elected officials to define property vs. community rights and get a better understanding of the situation. Infill can be good if we define what good infill is for our city when we consider all the factors, water, impact fess, economic, gentrification, etc. | Pleasant Ridge & Ramsgate | 03 |
| 83 | Lori Winkelstein | At the very least, I feel we need a task force set up to study the issues further. There are pros and cons to both sides of this and truly smart development can only be done with full information. | | 03 |
| 84 | Deborah Danzeiser | My concern is that mature trees and landscaping will be removed and bigger homes w/ larger footprints will be built creating more rainwater run-off and less water absorption to replenish groundwater. | south of farmers market | 01 |
| 85 | Anonymous | Growing up on the West Coast, which is considered "young" compared to the East Coast, I firmly believe in the preservation of neighborhoods, especially the historical neighborhoods that are in and around the business areas of every city and town in North Carolina. | | 01 |
| 86 | Rob Maddrey | | Five Points/Vangard Park | 01 |
| 87 | Anonymous | | | 01 |
| 88 | Denise Bernier | | | 01 |
| 89 | Christy W. Newell | I believe that the history and character of Raleigh's older neighborhoods needs protection from infill which does not take that history and character into consideration. | Brentwood | 03 |
| 90 | Becky Desjardins | | brentwood | 01 |
| 91 | M E Tracy Traer | Upgrades that destroy the fabric of neighborhoods do not benefit the community, but rather create monetary wealth for those who who seemingly do not care about their neighbors and thus impovrish the quality of likfe in the neighgorhood. We need diversity in our city. Preservation of modest neighborhoods is essential. | Breeze Road | 01 |
| 92 | Dave Parnell | The lack of enforcement by the city is a problem, as well as the obvious loss of the character of the neighborhoods. | Anderson Heights (Byrd St) | 01 |
| 93 | Kristen Monahan | Please can't we just talk about the issue? Isn't that the civilized thing to do? | Fallon Park | 01 |
| 94 | BARBARA AND HAYNE PALMOUR III | We have lived in this general area for 50 years, and in this particular neighborhood for 42 years. It is now — within sight of our house — being impacted by teardown and rebuilding of houses not in keeping with the neighborhood. We do not object to removal of obsolete structures and replacement with appropriately scaled new homes. | University Park | 01 |
| 95 | Anonymous | | Fallon Park | 01 |
| 96 | Anonymous | | | 01 |
| 97 | Barbara and Hayne Palmour III | We have lived in this general area for 50 years, and in this particular house for 42 years. Now — within view of our house — teardowns and large rebuilds are underway that are not in keeping with the nieghborhood. We do not object to removal of obsolete structures and replacement with appropriately scaled new homes. | University Park | 01 |
| 98 | Darla Brown | | Historic Oakwood | 01 |
| 99 | Jeanette Talton | I grew up in and around Raleigh. I am stunned and worried to see these ugly cumbersome house behemoths along with their unbelievably isolated owners(or speculators) creeping into the charming and pleasingly proportioned neighborhoods of Raleigh. | Northwest Raleigh | 01 |
| 100 | Sarah Lowder | | Fallon Park/Anderson Heights | 01 |