Culver City Council: Do not eliminate R1/single-family zoning in Culver City.
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Jerry Green
5 years ago
My name is Jerry Green. My residence is 4345 Motor Ave, Culver City, CA 90232.
I OPPOSE changing zoning in Culver City.
I am an attorney. If this agenda item is passed, I shall file a lawsuit against the city in Federal Court, with the following causes of action:
1. Failure of the city to have an environmental impact report to study increased congestion, noise and pollution from overcrowding.
2. Failure of the city to have an economic impact report to study the increased burden on public resources including schools, sewers, utilities, road maintenance, police and safety.
3. Destruction of the American dream to one day own a single family home.
4. Taking of property without compensation in violation of the Fifth Amendment of the United States Constitution.
5. Violation of federal law as to proper procedure for changes in zoning in established neighborhoods.
6. Violation of state law as to proper procedure for changes in zoning in established neighborhoods.
I am also a member of the International Honor Society in Economics and I have passed the California Certified Public Accountant exam. I can assure you that the proposed change in Zoning will NOT result in affordable housing.
1. Single family home lot sizes are too small for developing affordable housing.
2. Any developer who acquires these lots will not develop them for apartments because of the specter of rent control.
3. Lots will be developed for condos which I have calculated, even with multiple condos on a single small lot, will each be for sale for over $1 million each. The opposite of affordability.
Jerry Green
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Denise Pierre
5 years ago
Do not eliminate R1/Single Family Zoning!
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Upzoning to increase density is environmentally irresponsible. We are in a period of drought and global climate change.
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Austin Davis
5 years ago
I am against the total elimination of single family home zoning in Culver City
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Richard Adams
5 years ago
I do NOT support the change in the R-1 zoning!
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Antonina Serna
5 years ago
Do not change R1 neighborhood. It’s not the answer to low income housing.
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Isabella Mininni
5 years ago
Do not eliminate R1 single family zoning in Culver City!!
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Dan Hyslop
5 years ago
Yes we have a housing shortage but changing R1 zoning to R4 is not a solution. Building multi unit housing near transit hubs and converting commercial properties on major thoroughfares to residential are better options.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Keep single family homes! Go Culver City!
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Heather Dickson
5 years ago
DO NOT Eliminate R1 Zoning!
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Culver City
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Morley Matsuda
5 years ago
Keep R-1 zoning
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Geoffrey Shiflett
5 years ago
A shortsighted and simplistic approach that will not even begin to address the housing issues in Southern California.
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Sylvie Bueno
5 years ago
I lived in Culver City since 1977 and I loved it.
I can’t understand why the new people elected at the planning commission would like to eliminate single family zoning?! I love Culver City because it is a little town with good police, school, good neighborhoods,
Already 40 thousand people are living here
on six miles radius. Are you not thinking about pollution, noise, and the ugly look
with appartement or condominiums,
Please stop destroying our town!!
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Tamara Pavacik
5 years ago
Keep R1 zoned neighborhoods R1
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John Pavacik
5 years ago
Keep R-1 zoning!
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Ana Abumalhi
5 years ago
Keep CC as is
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Please do not eliminate R1/single family home zoning.
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Clark Garrett
5 years ago
Please save the character of our neighborhoods
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Joan Salvaterra
5 years ago
My family and I strongly disagree with eliminating R1/ single family housing in Culver City.
My name is Jerry Green. My residence is 4345 Motor Ave, Culver City, CA 90232. I OPPOSE changing zoning in Culver City. I am an attorney. If this agenda item is passed, I shall file a lawsuit against the city in Federal Court, with the following causes of action: 1. Failure of the city to have an environmental impact report to study increased congestion, noise and pollution from overcrowding. 2. Failure of the city to have an economic impact report to study the increased burden on public resources including schools, sewers, utilities, road maintenance, police and safety. 3. Destruction of the American dream to one day own a single family home. 4. Taking of property without compensation in violation of the Fifth Amendment of the United States Constitution. 5. Violation of federal law as to proper procedure for changes in zoning in established neighborhoods. 6. Violation of state law as to proper procedure for changes in zoning in established neighborhoods. I am also a member of the International Honor Society in Economics and I have passed the California Certified Public Accountant exam. I can assure you that the proposed change in Zoning will NOT result in affordable housing. 1. Single family home lot sizes are too small for developing affordable housing. 2. Any developer who acquires these lots will not develop them for apartments because of the specter of rent control. 3. Lots will be developed for condos which I have calculated, even with multiple condos on a single small lot, will each be for sale for over $1 million each. The opposite of affordability. Jerry Green
Do not eliminate R1/Single Family Zoning!
Upzoning to increase density is environmentally irresponsible. We are in a period of drought and global climate change.
I am against the total elimination of single family home zoning in Culver City
I do NOT support the change in the R-1 zoning!
Do not change R1 neighborhood. It’s not the answer to low income housing.
Do not eliminate R1 single family zoning in Culver City!!
Yes we have a housing shortage but changing R1 zoning to R4 is not a solution. Building multi unit housing near transit hubs and converting commercial properties on major thoroughfares to residential are better options.
Keep single family homes! Go Culver City!
DO NOT Eliminate R1 Zoning!
Culver City
Keep R-1 zoning
A shortsighted and simplistic approach that will not even begin to address the housing issues in Southern California.
I lived in Culver City since 1977 and I loved it. I can’t understand why the new people elected at the planning commission would like to eliminate single family zoning?! I love Culver City because it is a little town with good police, school, good neighborhoods, Already 40 thousand people are living here on six miles radius. Are you not thinking about pollution, noise, and the ugly look with appartement or condominiums, Please stop destroying our town!!
Keep R1 zoned neighborhoods R1
Keep R-1 zoning!
Keep CC as is
Please do not eliminate R1/single family home zoning.
Please save the character of our neighborhoods
My family and I strongly disagree with eliminating R1/ single family housing in Culver City.