My property abuts the rear of this property. The builder and his attorney have not been truthful about the nature of the property. They say the buildings were abandoned, but there were 2 rental houses in fine shape <1 year ago. Many, many high density properties are going up in town. We do not need another one. Hold the builder to the current zoning. A smaller, 20-unit building is an appropriate size for the property. Thank you.
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Laurie Weiss
10 years ago
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Some things don't change - for years this and other cities have allowed buildings, retail, mansions, and even rumble strips to be placed where they definitely don't belong. Our city council usually behaves in a very intelligent and professional manner but sometimes they fall into a pot hole - this is one of those times.
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Debbi Dworin
10 years ago
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Oakwood is one of the nicest residential streets with a friendly neighborhood feel so close to town and train Let's keep it that way.
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Tim Johnson
10 years ago
I live at 1508 Oakwood Ave..
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Jeff Stern
10 years ago
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Zoning laws were established for a reason, and if we change them indiscriminately, we may as well not have any in the first place.
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JOHNPHINES
10 years ago
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The builder would never put a building up in or close to his home.
Don't let him build it next to my home.
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Merrill and Janet Freed
10 years ago
We live at 1464 Oakwood
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Marta Llende
10 years ago
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As a long time resident of HP, I have come to expect great things from our City Council. Keeping our community as originally zoned, and for the good reasons we did that zoning, is important in preserving our unique North Shore identity. Our city is a model to others. We MUST keep this area as RM1 to ensure we stay "as intended" and the legacy continues for new generations.
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Alicia Singer
10 years ago
We live at 1407 Oakwood
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William Stern
10 years ago
Retain the RM1 standard, please.
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Lauren Tolan
10 years ago
1456 Oakwood Ave
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Joyce Kamen
10 years ago
I hope you will consider the neighbors and the neighborhood and keep the zoning to RM1 standards.
My property abuts the rear of this property. The builder and his attorney have not been truthful about the nature of the property. They say the buildings were abandoned, but there were 2 rental houses in fine shape <1 year ago. Many, many high density properties are going up in town. We do not need another one. Hold the builder to the current zoning. A smaller, 20-unit building is an appropriate size for the property. Thank you.
Some things don't change - for years this and other cities have allowed buildings, retail, mansions, and even rumble strips to be placed where they definitely don't belong. Our city council usually behaves in a very intelligent and professional manner but sometimes they fall into a pot hole - this is one of those times.
Oakwood is one of the nicest residential streets with a friendly neighborhood feel so close to town and train Let's keep it that way.
I live at 1508 Oakwood Ave..
Zoning laws were established for a reason, and if we change them indiscriminately, we may as well not have any in the first place.
The builder would never put a building up in or close to his home. Don't let him build it next to my home.
We live at 1464 Oakwood
As a long time resident of HP, I have come to expect great things from our City Council. Keeping our community as originally zoned, and for the good reasons we did that zoning, is important in preserving our unique North Shore identity. Our city is a model to others. We MUST keep this area as RM1 to ensure we stay "as intended" and the legacy continues for new generations.
We live at 1407 Oakwood
Retain the RM1 standard, please.
1456 Oakwood Ave
I hope you will consider the neighbors and the neighborhood and keep the zoning to RM1 standards.