Absolutely NO to a 20 story building in this area!
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Leanne Kurland
5 years ago
Height restrictions were already voted on and approved in 2017.
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Kathleen Burke Barrett
5 years ago
It is ruining the neighborhood. Please stop.
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Denise Kern
5 years ago
20 stories is to high and will look like a wall further dividing communities
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Margaret Seals
5 years ago
I support development in the Pulse Corridor, but only to the already approved 12 stories.
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Ellen Shuler
5 years ago
The scale of these proposed buildings is totally inappropriate in proximity to the historic Fan District. As a property owner, I am strongly opposed.
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Monica Glave
5 years ago
NO!!!!!
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Ronald Smith
5 years ago
I vote no.
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Beth Rocheleau
5 years ago
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20+ stories will dwarf the residential neighborhoods close by - there is no reason, except greed by developers, to change from a 12 story limit to 20+ stories. Please stick with what was adopted in 2017 as part of the Pulse Corridor Plan.
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Michael OConnor
5 years ago
Please vote NO on this proposed rezoning to permit 20 story structures on Broad Street between Ashe Blvd. and Belvedere. This is unwarranted. SUP can be used where appropriate.
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Elizabeth Fessenden
5 years ago
Development makes sense. Twelve story height makes sense. Twenty story does not.
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Tracy Poling
5 years ago
Stay with the current pulse corridor plan.
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Leonard Sachs
5 years ago
No need to change the present height restrictions
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Rebecca Keller
5 years ago
20 stories is too tall!
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Ana Edwards
5 years ago
How is this city ever going to know what works and what doesn't if it never sticks to a plan? SUP-development is not a way to craft a better city.
But the more important issue is a sufficient stock of income-aligned affordable housing. What about this zoning change will ensure Richmond's residents can afford to live here?
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dixon Kerr
5 years ago
What good is the Corridor Plan if we are already changing it?
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Betsy Kastenbaum
5 years ago
Please vote No on the proposed reasoning of Broad Street between Belvedere Street and Arthur Ashe Boulevard.
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Anahita Khonsari
5 years ago
Too high!
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Anonymous
5 years ago
20+ stories is too high. It will dwarf the surrounding historic neighborhoods and change the character of this entire area of the City.
City Council adopted 12 story height limitations in 2017 as part of the Pulse Corridor Plan. The proposed rezoning violates the approved Plan.
The north side of Broad Street should be rezoned TOD-1, allowing 12 stories in height and more density. TOD-1 was used for Monroe Ward and Scott’s Addition rezonings.
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Charles Williams
5 years ago
This can only be about someone's pockets getting lined-- makes ZERO sense!
Absolutely NO to a 20 story building in this area!
Height restrictions were already voted on and approved in 2017.
It is ruining the neighborhood. Please stop.
20 stories is to high and will look like a wall further dividing communities
I support development in the Pulse Corridor, but only to the already approved 12 stories.
The scale of these proposed buildings is totally inappropriate in proximity to the historic Fan District. As a property owner, I am strongly opposed.
NO!!!!!
I vote no.
20+ stories will dwarf the residential neighborhoods close by - there is no reason, except greed by developers, to change from a 12 story limit to 20+ stories. Please stick with what was adopted in 2017 as part of the Pulse Corridor Plan.
Please vote NO on this proposed rezoning to permit 20 story structures on Broad Street between Ashe Blvd. and Belvedere. This is unwarranted. SUP can be used where appropriate.
Development makes sense. Twelve story height makes sense. Twenty story does not.
Stay with the current pulse corridor plan.
No need to change the present height restrictions
20 stories is too tall!
How is this city ever going to know what works and what doesn't if it never sticks to a plan? SUP-development is not a way to craft a better city. But the more important issue is a sufficient stock of income-aligned affordable housing. What about this zoning change will ensure Richmond's residents can afford to live here?
What good is the Corridor Plan if we are already changing it?
Please vote No on the proposed reasoning of Broad Street between Belvedere Street and Arthur Ashe Boulevard.
Too high!
20+ stories is too high. It will dwarf the surrounding historic neighborhoods and change the character of this entire area of the City. City Council adopted 12 story height limitations in 2017 as part of the Pulse Corridor Plan. The proposed rezoning violates the approved Plan. The north side of Broad Street should be rezoned TOD-1, allowing 12 stories in height and more density. TOD-1 was used for Monroe Ward and Scott’s Addition rezonings.
This can only be about someone's pockets getting lined-- makes ZERO sense!