This building is massive, doesn’t fit the character of the neighborhood and there’s absolutely no parking not mention to the narrow Lincoln St that will not be able to accommodate the excess traffic.
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derek torio
5 years ago
I’m not against repurposing this property but to force 39 units into this space isn’t serving this historic community as much as it’s increasing the developers pockets. The sad thing is that I expect this from developers not from out planning department.
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Sue Ellen Bolt
5 years ago
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Love the dense housing and proximity to mass transit (Smart Train), but this is an inappropriate site for this massive structure. Community infrastructure for traffic, neighborhoods amenities such as a park, healthy traffic pattern and congruent architectural style for this historical neighborhood. Would be great at another location.
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frank ortisi
5 years ago
Public safety to pedestrians and motorists, with gridlock conditions will become a real issue to local residents as well as to the heavy traffic, both commercial and private that is already and presently relevant in this area. Building a multi unit complex so close to a major traffic artery is simply poor planning, and is obviously being overlooked with the proposed project. Please reconsider this for the good of the majority and all citizens concerned.
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Fred Dodge
5 years ago
this building will have negative effects on surrounding neighborhood and 'Historic district' standing. Not enough infrastructure to maintain additional residential needs. The St. Rose District is being negated as a declared historic district. Additional projects - Casa Caritas, hotel azura / Mickey Zane center for homeless, will create overpopulated and unequal opportunities for current tax paying property owners.
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Greg Parker
5 years ago
This building, as presented, is not close to being compatible with surrounding contributing homes in the Santa Rosa Preservation district.
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M Hughes
5 years ago
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Are the powers that be aware that only one vehicle at a time can drive down Lincoln Street?
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Sandra Fitzgerald
5 years ago
This building dies not fit into the character of St Rose neighborhood and dominates over the existing homes. Also parking and traffic is already maxed out on Lincoln St and surrounding streets.
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Denise Hill
5 years ago
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This project overwhelms the one- story homes on this residential street in both its height and mass. In doing so, it does not conform to our Historic District Guidelines.
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Roy Loessin
5 years ago
This project is exactly what I feared would arrive. It cannot be rendered less damaging to Lincoln St by any cosmetic effort to make it “sensitive” to the historic district. Denying its approval will not discourage further development in downtown Santa Rosa.
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Joe Lilienthal
5 years ago
The proposed building will dwarf the surrounding single story homes.
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Daniel Shipley
5 years ago
This 4 story building is out of character for this neighborhood on this very narrow street.
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Pamela Roberts
5 years ago
This building is overpowering and conspicuous for this neighborhood. It towers over adjacent one and two story houses.
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Carol Johnson
5 years ago
We DON:T need more apartments.
Overwhelming.... Have we no options as members of St. Rose Preservation District?
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This building is massive, doesn’t fit the character of the neighborhood and there’s absolutely no parking not mention to the narrow Lincoln St that will not be able to accommodate the excess traffic.
I’m not against repurposing this property but to force 39 units into this space isn’t serving this historic community as much as it’s increasing the developers pockets. The sad thing is that I expect this from developers not from out planning department.
Love the dense housing and proximity to mass transit (Smart Train), but this is an inappropriate site for this massive structure. Community infrastructure for traffic, neighborhoods amenities such as a park, healthy traffic pattern and congruent architectural style for this historical neighborhood. Would be great at another location.
Public safety to pedestrians and motorists, with gridlock conditions will become a real issue to local residents as well as to the heavy traffic, both commercial and private that is already and presently relevant in this area. Building a multi unit complex so close to a major traffic artery is simply poor planning, and is obviously being overlooked with the proposed project. Please reconsider this for the good of the majority and all citizens concerned.
this building will have negative effects on surrounding neighborhood and 'Historic district' standing. Not enough infrastructure to maintain additional residential needs. The St. Rose District is being negated as a declared historic district. Additional projects - Casa Caritas, hotel azura / Mickey Zane center for homeless, will create overpopulated and unequal opportunities for current tax paying property owners.
This building, as presented, is not close to being compatible with surrounding contributing homes in the Santa Rosa Preservation district.
Are the powers that be aware that only one vehicle at a time can drive down Lincoln Street?
This building dies not fit into the character of St Rose neighborhood and dominates over the existing homes. Also parking and traffic is already maxed out on Lincoln St and surrounding streets.
This project overwhelms the one- story homes on this residential street in both its height and mass. In doing so, it does not conform to our Historic District Guidelines.
This project is exactly what I feared would arrive. It cannot be rendered less damaging to Lincoln St by any cosmetic effort to make it “sensitive” to the historic district. Denying its approval will not discourage further development in downtown Santa Rosa.
The proposed building will dwarf the surrounding single story homes.
This 4 story building is out of character for this neighborhood on this very narrow street.
This building is overpowering and conspicuous for this neighborhood. It towers over adjacent one and two story houses.
We DON:T need more apartments. Overwhelming.... Have we no options as members of St. Rose Preservation District?