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we got the news today that they are officially ditching the plans to build that tower in our neighborhood. i am so relieved that they finally listened and decided to use the proper industrial site instead. thank you for sticking with me on this because we really did move the …

October 13, 2009

BexarMet Elevated Water Tower Proposal

BexarMet Elevated Water Tower Proposal

🏆 Won — 161 supporters Verified

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Started by Anonymous 17 years ago
By signing my name below, I attest that I am OPPOSED to BexarMet constructing an elevated water storage tower in any Stone Oak-area neighborhood that has been restricted for residential construction only. BexarMet currently owns commercially-zoned property in Stone Oak for this purpose, and this property has been found appropriate by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, BexarMet, and an independent engineering source. I encourage them to consider development of this property while also considering the development of other commercially-zoned properties in and around Stone Oak.

Updates

September 7, 2009

im still looking for a clear answer from bexarmet about why they keep eyeing our residential streets for this project. it feels like they are waiting for us to lose interest but that is definitely not happening.

September 7, 2009

im honestly blown away by how much momentum we have right now. it feels like people are finally starting to pay real attention to where they want to put this tower. this energy is exactly what we need to keep pushing back.

Reached 100 supporters

September 7, 2009

6 Comments

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Robert Wilkinson
16 years ago Featured

Stone oak has enough traffic and construction as it is. Put it where it actually belongs.

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Sarah Zhang
16 years ago Featured

This would be a total eyesore in our neighborhood. We bought here because of the zoning rules. BexarMet needs to stop being lazy and use their own land.

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David Das
16 years ago Featured

KEEP IT COMMERCIAL. This is common sense.

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Linda Malhotra
16 years ago Featured

They already have the spot picked out and approved so why are they even trying to put it in our backyards?? Leave the residential zones alone.

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Mike Porter
16 years ago Featured

Why build it in a residential area when they have commercial property already? Makes no sense. Keep it away from our houses.

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Jessica Farah
16 years ago Featured

Really worried about the property value impact. We work way too hard for our homes to have a water tower moved in right next door.