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Emerald Forest Flooding

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Robert Stewart
9 years ago

I have noticed water levels on Bee Creek behind Chippendale rising higher and higher with every passing year due to increased runoff.

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Larry Oliver and Marian Eide
9 years ago

I live in Woodcreek, but I support my Emerald Forest neighbors, who legitimately fear that their homes might flood if the zoning is changed to Commercial

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James Snyder
9 years ago

As a homeowner of Emerald Forest I urge the College Station City Council NOT to approve rezoning the Corsair parcel of land from Light Industrial to General Commercial for the Wingate Hotel development.

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Helmut Katzgraber
9 years ago

I am directly affected by this and am considering suing the city.

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Joni Baker
9 years ago

Please do NOT approve this responding proposal!

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Bea Uvacek
9 years ago

Please STOP rezoning Emerald Forest to allow a hotel to be built. This will ruin the integrity of our neighborhood. We have over $800,000 invested in our home (structure only) allowing a hotel so close will be the end of ever getting a fair market value for our home.

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Laurence Sistrunk
9 years ago

Please clean out Bee Creek for drainage.

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Barbara Schumacher
9 years ago

We the homeowners of Emerald Forest urge College Station City Council NOT to approve rezoning the Corsair parcel of land from Light Industrial to General Commercial for the Wingate Hotel development.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

I am a Raintree homeowner in support of this issue!

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Adam Wenck
9 years ago

Very disappointing that the City of College Station doesn't care about the flooding problem in Emerald Forest and is okay with making it worse!

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Robert Beaty
9 years ago

We need to clean the swamp

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Jana Wolfshohl
9 years ago

Flooding is a real and imminent danger in Emerald Forest due to the decline of Bee Creek. This is not a "fear of development" as the P&Z members believe. Please vote against any rezoning until the Bee Creek problem is addressed.

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John Lawler
9 years ago

No rezoning until drainage and flooding are addressed.

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Jennifer Baldauf
9 years ago

Has the city considered what the liability will be if they intentionally approve a situation which will flood homes?

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Denise Snyder
9 years ago

Make decisions based on OUR values - safe, quiet, clean, healthy neighborhoods.

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Cynthia W Mueller
9 years ago

I don't think adding more concrete and asphalt while creating new buildings in the area mentioned by the petition can be done until drainage issues are addressed and fixed.

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Carolyn Hoyle
9 years ago

The city should not approve anything that will increase the flooding potential.

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Rhonda Hall
9 years ago

This is awful-this is what the city was supposed to fixed when they spent all the money designing the 'new' plan for the EF park!

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Sandra Nash
9 years ago

Please protect our established family neighborhoods, homes, and property values.