This is ridiculous to think all these cars are going to make Poway better. It won't. When the next wildfire happens and not only do the residents of Poway need a way out but also people from Ramona, this is going to turn into a disaster! Look at Paradise. All the people that died in their cars trying to get out. That's what Poway Road will look like!
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Paula Vires
2 years ago
The public has a right to be made aware first…follow the development rules.
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Leslie Devereux
2 years ago
Please slow down with all of this new construction...you are ruining poway !!!
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Anonymous
2 years ago
I am opposed to the change in density
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Marlene Markus
2 years ago
Stick to the general plan.
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Anonymous
2 years ago
Stick to the General Plan. Any proposed Variance should trigger a reasonably timed notification to Poway residents.
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Anonymous
2 years ago
Forget it Mayor Vaus! Perfect example of this idea brought to life is the mobile home on the property line at the entrance to Green Valley.
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t whitehead
2 years ago
When a permit is approved it should be "build to print". Changes should be made thru the same channels that the permits are issued.
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Wayne Haire
2 years ago
Need to stick with the general plan in place.
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William J Kane
2 years ago
We are losing the country in our city. There is no reason to pack folks so close together.
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Anonymous
2 years ago
Give Poway residents advance notice of proposals.
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Charles Falchetti
2 years ago
No to this development proposal the community should decide the future of Poway,not developers.
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Francine Grimmer
2 years ago
Stop this over development of Harmony Ranch. Stick to the General Plan
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Anonymous
2 years ago
More transparency
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Kelli Castle
2 years ago
Please do not allow this in Poway. Traffic is already bad and we are becoming over crowded. Keep Poway the "City in the country"!
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Anonymous
2 years ago
Poway resident
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Frank mannino
2 years ago
Protect Poway property rights
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Karin Incata
2 years ago
Too much building, not enough consideration for traffic, schools, impact to existing aging infrastructure.
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Janet Ackelson
2 years ago
There's already too many multi-family buildings in Poway (especially the monstrosities on Poway Rd)--please don't allow single-family homes to be so close together and near the street on another road!
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Peter Brownell
2 years ago
Hopefully council will realize this is only good for the developer with minimal benefits otherwise.
This is ridiculous to think all these cars are going to make Poway better. It won't. When the next wildfire happens and not only do the residents of Poway need a way out but also people from Ramona, this is going to turn into a disaster! Look at Paradise. All the people that died in their cars trying to get out. That's what Poway Road will look like!
The public has a right to be made aware first…follow the development rules.
Please slow down with all of this new construction...you are ruining poway !!!
I am opposed to the change in density
Stick to the general plan.
Stick to the General Plan. Any proposed Variance should trigger a reasonably timed notification to Poway residents.
Forget it Mayor Vaus! Perfect example of this idea brought to life is the mobile home on the property line at the entrance to Green Valley.
When a permit is approved it should be "build to print". Changes should be made thru the same channels that the permits are issued.
Need to stick with the general plan in place.
We are losing the country in our city. There is no reason to pack folks so close together.
Give Poway residents advance notice of proposals.
No to this development proposal the community should decide the future of Poway,not developers.
Stop this over development of Harmony Ranch. Stick to the General Plan
More transparency
Please do not allow this in Poway. Traffic is already bad and we are becoming over crowded. Keep Poway the "City in the country"!
Poway resident
Protect Poway property rights
Too much building, not enough consideration for traffic, schools, impact to existing aging infrastructure.
There's already too many multi-family buildings in Poway (especially the monstrosities on Poway Rd)--please don't allow single-family homes to be so close together and near the street on another road!
Hopefully council will realize this is only good for the developer with minimal benefits otherwise.