Proposed Dog Boarding Establishment Longwood Office Plaza

Gabriel Krikorian

In this peaceful quiet area of Colleyville the dog boarding facility will definitely introduce noisy barking day and night, odor and will attract flies to the professional offices, food shops and the nearest homes on the other side of the fence.

Darren Lee

This is not the best use of this land The city council needs to stop worrying about sales tax opportunities and instead correctly Spend the property tax base that Colleyville provides

Woo Jo Moon

The dog boarding project on colleville boulevard and Longwood drive violates city ordinance that prohibits this type of business. There are residents there who are older families who are home during the daytime and they will find this very disruptive during the daytime

Diana Martin

I strongly oppose this proposal and urge the City to reject it. A large dog boarding facility has no place next to established homes. This is not a small neighborhood business, sit is a high-intensity commercial operation. Hundreds of dogs bring inevitable concerns about barking, traffic, waste, odor, and disruption 365 days a year. Residents should not be forced to bear those impacts or sacrifice the peaceful enjoyment and value of our homes.

Pierre Conan

Opposing. Nuisance and not the kind of business that will improve the city image or attract other businesses in this already failing commercial lot

David Richardson

My consulting firm is the closest building to the proposed lot for this establishment. We are on daily calls with high-profile CEOs all over the country. The noise would be very disruptive and might lead to relocation for our firm.

Phyllis Ford

My office in Longwood Plaza is the closest one to this property. I am a psychotherapist and the loud noise would be a hindrance and distraction to my work environment.

Kyle Joyce

Being in the development industry I am generally unbothered by most SUP requests when they are uniform to other uses generally allowed in commercial/residential areas. Dog boarding facilities are not. This is a neighborhood commercial/office development. Dog Boarding facilities are a nuisance to the surrounding neighborhood and restaurant/professional offices adjacent to the proposed site. They come with loud noise at all times of the day, unpleasant odors, and are known to lower property values

Craig Wexler

My house is in the closest neighborhood to this location, just over the fence to the industrial offices. Certainly within earshot of barking dogs. I don’t want to hear even one barking dog while my family is trying to sleep at night, Nevermind 50, 100, 300 dogs! Bottom line; this neighborhood does not want this, it violates a city ordinance and we will seek every legal remedy to prevent it from happening. And it’s not necessary either. Both Bridgets Pet resort & Posh Paw are ONE MILE down 26.

Kim Rogers

The noise and traffic will have a negative impact on nearby homes and residents. There are already multiple dog boarding facilities in Colleyville and nearby cities.

David Sun

We want to have nice and quiet office environment

Ali Rashid

Unnecessary traffic added to the already narrow streets of Longwood plaza plus there are couple of dog boarding down the road.

Juan Moreno

Because we are in a profesional office building environment. This will only bring noise, smells, unwanted traffic, and reduce value of real estate.

Joann Shen

I am strongly against the proposal of building a dog place at the office park. It does not fit the existing environment and usage.

Drew Van Brunt

This does not add any value to the Longwood Property.

Tim Shen

Special Use Permits are intended solely for uses that harmoniously integrate with neighboring properties without causing detriment to surrounding property owners. Case ZC26-019 fails this fundamental standard due to the irreconcilable nuisance of an outdoor pet run in a professional office environment.