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The council denied the proposals. Our neighborhood stays as it is. Thank you for helping keep this community residential.

August 22, 2007

Develop Appropriate Density for Davis Drive & High House

Develop Appropriate Density for Davis Drive & High House

🏆 Won — 1,573 supporters Verified

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Started by Anonymous 19 years, 3 months ago
THE UNDERSIGNED ARE SEEKING TOWN COUNCIL SUPPORT TO PRESERVE OUR RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD QUALITY OF LIFE WITH APPROPRIATE DEVELOPMENT AT DAVIS AND HIGH HOUSE AND DENY THE PROPOSALS AND AMENDMENTS SET FORTH IN: 06-MU-07 MIXED USE SKETCH PLAN THE CORNERSTONE (ORUM CROSLAND) DEVELOPMENT 06-REZ-31 SEARS FARM PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT AMENDMENT (SEARSTONE) We the undersigned live, work and play in Cary. We believe that the combined impact of the existing, planned and proposed development for the intersection of Davis Drive and High House Road is too dense and is inappropriate for our residential community. Therefore, we object to the zoning applications for the Cornerstone (Orum Crosland) development on the northeast corner and the amendments to the SearStone development on the southeast corner of the intersection of Davis Drive and High House. These proposals will bring unacceptable levels of traffic congestion, further stress our already overburdened schools, and negatively impact the quality of life in our residential community, a community that is nationally recognized as a great place to live and raise a family. We believe that the proposed levels of development violate the letter and intent of existing land use plans. We are opposed to overcrowded schools, excessive population density, dangerous traffic congestion, unneeded business space that may lead to vacant storefronts, intersections unfriendly to pedestrians and bicyclists, and businesses intended to attract motorists outside the intended service area of the development. We respectfully direct the Planning and Zoning and Town Council to deny the amendments to the SearStone development and the application for the Cornerstone (Orum Crosland) mixed-use development.

Updates

June 14, 2007

1,000 signatures reached. Town Council cannot ignore this number.

Reached 1,000 supporters

June 11, 2007

Reached 100 supporters

May 22, 2007

May 21, 2007

Getting close to 100 signatures now. Push harder to hit that mark before the council meeting.

6 Comments

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Mike Pearce
19 years ago Featured

Traffic there is already a total nightmare during rush hour. Do not make it worse.

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David Nkemelu
19 years ago Featured

enough is enough. my kids school is already bursting at the seams. keep cary residential.

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Linda Holmes
19 years ago Featured

Keep our town livable!! Too much traffic and too many people already.

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Jessica Williamson
19 years ago Featured

Davis and High House cannot handle more cars. It is dangerous enough as it is. Please listen to the residents.

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Robert Diallo
19 years ago Featured

Why do we keep approving these massive projects when the infrastructure is 10 years behind? Its just bad planning.

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Sarah Abadi
19 years ago Featured

We chose this area for the quiet neighborhoods. If we wanted city density we would have moved downtown. Stop the overbuilding.