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Community against Herman and Kittle proposed Apartments 78 and Walzem

79 Comments

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MARK WEST
5 years ago

THANKS

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Terris Rangel
5 years ago

Walzem Road, which used to dead end with our community, has now been extended to 1516 and over 600 homes are being built less than 200 yards from where Herman & Kittle want to build! That is adding an additional 1200 cars through this area, along w/800-900 more students!! STOP IT!! Enough is Enough!! This area is "locked" in by the rail road tracks at Gibbs Sprawl Road! Do you understand what this will do to our accessibility for law enforcement? Emergency services? Our Schools? Stop this madness .... please!

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Beatrice Manti
5 years ago

Keep me posted on updates.

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Sharon Vinston
5 years ago

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Concepcion Jaimes Diaz
5 years ago

None

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Daniel Aguilar
5 years ago

Will cause add unnecessary traffic problems. How many apartments will be built what % will be Section 8? Daniel Aguilar

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Melissa Jones
5 years ago

I don't want another housing development in this area already saturated with housinf

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Martha kuzara
5 years ago

Agreed

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Patricia Rivera
5 years ago

We do not need another apartment complex in this area. The traffic is atrocious as well as the crime rate.

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Clyde Howard Gordon Jr
5 years ago

We don't need this type of housing in this part of San Antonio.

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Yolanda Holmes
5 years ago

We do not want or need more apartment housing in the area

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Karen Luera
5 years ago

We don’t need anymore apartment complexes in this area. There is already too much traffic on FM 78 and adding more apartments will only add to the traffic congestion, bad roads, and increased crime.

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Raymond Gardner
5 years ago

There is already too much traffic on FM78. Adding more housing to this area will only make a bad situation worse.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

We definitely don’t need more crime or taxes raised in this area.

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Fred Vasquez
5 years ago

In 1968, LBJ signed the Fair Housing Act (FHA). In 2015 Obama-Biden issued EO twisting FHA into Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing (AFFH) to push low income housing into American suburbs; what's being proposed here. In July 2020, POTUS DJT resinded AFFH, defending the American dream of working Americans to own a nice home in a nice neighborhood.

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Victor Sanford
5 years ago

No to the building of new apartment's

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Anonymous
5 years ago

We need to protect the standard of the our properties and the peace and order. We work very hard to be able to buy in a decent neighborhood and we need to keep it to the standards it need to be.

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Denise Roberts
5 years ago

Let’s bring the quality of this area up, not down. There’s already too much crime degrading it!

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Bernie Gonzalez
5 years ago

Not happy with more apartments for low cost rental this brings more crime in are area don’t need this