Comprehensive Planning designation of 160 Acres Adjacent to Southern Highland
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Lawrence Mc Cullough
9 years ago
Any development ought to strictly conform with the area's master plan and, in this particular area, there ought to be a 40 acre set aside for a multi-sport lighted soorts compkex. Southern Highlands area is supposed to track in as good or better quality than Summerlin. Let's make this happen please!
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Robert Stamm
11 years ago
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Stop building homes with zero lots! People do not need to live on top of each other and its pulling our property values down!
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Dana Wilson
11 years ago
This area should be designated Residential Rural.
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Anna McCann
11 years ago
Please leave the rural preservation areas rural as intended.
Our schools are already over populated. Zone this for new schools first! Large schools, not small schools that run out of room in two years. The apts on Dean Martin were already a bad idea.
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Oscar lopez
11 years ago
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Lets keep it rural to keep the property value up. We don't need to become the next mountains edge.
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tracy brigida
11 years ago
no more than 4 units per acre!
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Nick Haskell
11 years ago
this will bring more crime to an area already fight to much of it already.
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Chongwei Ran
11 years ago
I oppose this.
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Sarah Arrigo
11 years ago
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we do not have enough schools and parks out in this area already and now you want to cram more people into it? how about building more schools first and then thinking of expanding.
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Ruth Sharp
11 years ago
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This area is not for multiple units! single family homes only. Please stop cramming dwellings together like cattle stalls.
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Noel parson
11 years ago
i oppose this vehemently
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Stephanie
11 years ago
enough is enough
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Isabelle Albarelli
11 years ago
There are enough vacant homes in the area. Why are we trying to create more?
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Katie
11 years ago
Please limit there is plenty of land
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Scott Smith
11 years ago
Please limit the number of units per acre in this area
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Gary A. Vecchiarelli
11 years ago
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As a resident of this area since 2004, I strongly urge the Commission to limit the units per acre of this area.
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randy dorfman
11 years ago
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The zoning should be kept the same. There is plenty of land in the area that is being developed already.
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joy Dorfman
11 years ago
Please keep the zoning status quo in Southern Highlands
Any development ought to strictly conform with the area's master plan and, in this particular area, there ought to be a 40 acre set aside for a multi-sport lighted soorts compkex. Southern Highlands area is supposed to track in as good or better quality than Summerlin. Let's make this happen please!
Stop building homes with zero lots! People do not need to live on top of each other and its pulling our property values down!
This area should be designated Residential Rural.
Please leave the rural preservation areas rural as intended.
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Our schools are already over populated. Zone this for new schools first! Large schools, not small schools that run out of room in two years. The apts on Dean Martin were already a bad idea.
Lets keep it rural to keep the property value up. We don't need to become the next mountains edge.
no more than 4 units per acre!
this will bring more crime to an area already fight to much of it already.
I oppose this.
we do not have enough schools and parks out in this area already and now you want to cram more people into it? how about building more schools first and then thinking of expanding.
This area is not for multiple units! single family homes only. Please stop cramming dwellings together like cattle stalls.
i oppose this vehemently
enough is enough
There are enough vacant homes in the area. Why are we trying to create more?
Please limit there is plenty of land
Please limit the number of units per acre in this area
As a resident of this area since 2004, I strongly urge the Commission to limit the units per acre of this area.
The zoning should be kept the same. There is plenty of land in the area that is being developed already.
Please keep the zoning status quo in Southern Highlands