The proposal for the complex at Banyan Cove has officially been denied. This outcome reflects the commitment of everyone who recognized the importance of preserving the character of our neighborhood. We should remain attentive to future development plans for the area to ensure our community concerns continue to be respected.
Please join our petition in opposition to the proposed land use and zoning changes sought by Andrew V. Podray, known as Banyan Cove. If approved, these amendments will allow for a 53 unit complex on 6.68 acres located on Barwick Road, 1/2 mile north of Lake Ida, and adjacent to Banyan Creek Elementary School.
Coconut Lane and Barwick Rd already has been impacted by Walmart and a potential gas station. The traffic is especially heavy during during the morning and afternoon hours from the Banyan Creek Elementary School.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
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The City of Delray already allowed a huge apartment complex at Lake Ida and Congress, for which there is NO road development to handle the traffic. A project at Lake Ida and Barwick is totally unacceptable, in light of the fact that the roads are already congested.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
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Live in Begley Park and bought there because it was a quiet area. This development would undermine the main reason that we bought and it would also bring down property values. Would not have a problem if it was a subdivision similar to ours.
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Jenette serrano
8 years ago
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There is no need for more housing right there, this was once all nurseries, all around, and no need for big roads or dealing with congestion. The city never widened the roads, they are exactly the same as 20 years ago pretty much. Anymore housing around there is going to be horrible.
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Glenn Goss
8 years ago
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This is a public safety issue. Hundreds of students walk to and from Banyon Creek Elem on daily basis along Barwick Rd and additional traffic from a multi unit complex so close to the school and will be disastrous and somebody will get hurt or worse!
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Michael Guinessey
8 years ago
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In our already crowded city why build a complex right next to an overcrowded school. You already tried to build a rehab facility in this same property. Find another neighborhood that’s able to accommodate this expansion and leave our safe and beautiful community alone.
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Jeff Blanchard
7 years ago
The traffic on Barwick rd is already ridiculous and this will put a even bigger strain on those whom control traffic for the school
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Terryl Lawrence
7 years ago
Further traffic congestion will endanger out children's lives - we have already had tragedies on Barwick Road. Please
do not allow a rental community to be built there - the back ups are already problematic. Vote no!
Dr. Terryl Lawrence
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The proposal for the complex at Banyan Cove has officially been denied. This outcome reflects the commitment of everyone who recognized the importance of preserving the character of our neighborhood. We should remain attentive to future development plans for the area to ensure our community concerns continue to be respected.
Please join our petition in opposition to the proposed land use and zoning changes sought by Andrew V. Podray, known as Banyan Cove. If approved, these amendments will allow for a 53 unit complex on 6.68 acres located on Barwick Road, 1/2 mile north of Lake Ida, and adjacent to Banyan Creek Elementary School.
Coconut Lane and Barwick Rd already has been impacted by Walmart and a potential gas station. The traffic is especially heavy during during the morning and afternoon hours from the Banyan Creek Elementary School.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Featured
The City of Delray already allowed a huge apartment complex at Lake Ida and Congress, for which there is NO road development to handle the traffic. A project at Lake Ida and Barwick is totally unacceptable, in light of the fact that the roads are already congested.
A
Anonymous
8 years ago
Featured
Live in Begley Park and bought there because it was a quiet area. This development would undermine the main reason that we bought and it would also bring down property values. Would not have a problem if it was a subdivision similar to ours.
J
Jenette serrano
8 years ago
Featured
There is no need for more housing right there, this was once all nurseries, all around, and no need for big roads or dealing with congestion. The city never widened the roads, they are exactly the same as 20 years ago pretty much. Anymore housing around there is going to be horrible.
G
Glenn Goss
8 years ago
Featured
This is a public safety issue. Hundreds of students walk to and from Banyon Creek Elem on daily basis along Barwick Rd and additional traffic from a multi unit complex so close to the school and will be disastrous and somebody will get hurt or worse!
M
Michael Guinessey
8 years ago
Featured
In our already crowded city why build a complex right next to an overcrowded school. You already tried to build a rehab facility in this same property. Find another neighborhood that’s able to accommodate this expansion and leave our safe and beautiful community alone.
J
Jeff Blanchard
7 years ago
The traffic on Barwick rd is already ridiculous and this will put a even bigger strain on those whom control traffic for the school
T
Terryl Lawrence
7 years ago
Further traffic congestion will endanger out children's lives - we have already had tragedies on Barwick Road. Please
do not allow a rental community to be built there - the back ups are already problematic. Vote no!
Dr. Terryl Lawrence
Coconut Lane and Barwick Rd already has been impacted by Walmart and a potential gas station. The traffic is especially heavy during during the morning and afternoon hours from the Banyan Creek Elementary School.