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Monday, October 29 - UPDATE - Don’t allow the development of Mergeron Court on Markham across from Brady Elementary

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Valerie Wingert
7 years ago

I am against this development as we MUST retain natural and green spaces in such a vulnerable place so flooding does not become worse in a city that does NOT have the infrastructure to support more paving and developing.

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Bob Hagberg
7 years ago

Due to emergency vehicle access as well as traffic congestion concerns this is irresponsible development and should not take place.

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Nancy Sheehan
7 years ago

Flooding is already an issue in this area. I am opposed to this development.

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Patricia Hillis
7 years ago

With the traffic, safety and flooding concerns this project would be a catastrophe if allowed.

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Clair Ramsay
7 years ago

No!

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Catherine Johnson
7 years ago Featured

NOAA projects a continued increase in flooding for this area - the trend has already begun. City engineers use data from 1998 (20 yrs old) when determining what measures developers must take to prevent flooding. This is INSUFFICIENT. We need to get real about this and get our heads out of the sand.

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Julie Johnson Holt
7 years ago

This development seems environmentally problematic and would negatively effect several stable neighborhoods. The city should not allow a development that would add so much paved surface to this piece of land.

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Deletta Browning
7 years ago Featured

Markham Street from Rodney Parham to Mississippi already horrendous traffic congestion. The development will add additional traffic issues in front of Brady Elementary. I am vehemently opposed to destroying green space and endangering pedestrians and motorists.

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Anne Cockrill
7 years ago

5422 Hawthorne Rd Little Rock, AR I have visited this nice “tucked away” oasis and it would be a shame to lose it.

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Kakki Ledyard
7 years ago

I’m opposed .

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Julie Owens
7 years ago

My daughter and I both have signed this petition and emailed the members and Dir Peck.

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Rebekah Hearne
7 years ago

I have email the board members and Capi Peck about our numerous concerns for this development.