The people who purchased and built beautiful homes did so based on the original plans. This should not be allowed!
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Sclarke
7 years ago
Very disappointed to see this and unnecessary
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Please don't go back on the original plan. We have invested dearly into an quiet executive area and all that will change if you rezone area.
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Jim and Marla Johnson
7 years ago
Unfair to those who built homes in this development with the understanding that they would be single family dwellings only.
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Christian moger
7 years ago
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The current owners have bought based on the current zoning. This zoning was taken into consideration when they determined the price they were willing to pay. If the zoning is changed then these original prices should be reviewed based on the new reality and compensated back by the developer. Perhaps this would have an affect on the request.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Area should be kept for single home development
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Sandy Mechefske
7 years ago
Too man people in a small area, for the soul reason of developer profits.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
This will definitely affect the immediate area with regard to increase traffic and lower housing values. The Town should not approve this rezoning. Protect your residents who pay taxes and elect you for once.
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Megan Richard
7 years ago
We are strongly opposed to this rezoning project for all the reasons listed. This community invested in a neighbourhood of single family homes, and we feel very cheated by this change.
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Michael and Susan Thompson
7 years ago
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Earlier phases of Clayton development were approved with the understanding the remaining property would be R1 single family homes. Very disappointing to see this proposed change which will undoubtedly contribute to more congestion, traffic, noise and lower property values to those of us who have enjoyed this neighbourhood for years.
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Sam Sneed
7 years ago
Council is allowing this so Shaw Group can profit more and be heavily involved with the new $16-20 MILLION Wellness Centre. Push back this project and make your Councillor Tammy Rampersaud accountable to you the homeowners!
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Pam Steeves
7 years ago
Not fair to existing homeowners
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Audrey Griffith
7 years ago
this will bring down the value of homes already there and increase the traffic through the area
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Jennifer Griffith
7 years ago
Bad business, going back on their word.
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Willard King
7 years ago
This is not acceptable! Shame on you Clayton Developments after you have sold lots with previous agreements!
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Beverley MacIntyre
7 years ago
We invested in a single dwelling neighborhood which offered a quiet, safe place to retire in and for our grandchildren to play in. I sure hope the town will protect the existing residents in the Fairways. If the rezoning is approved by the Town Council, our neighbourhood of two streets will be surrounded by semi-attached dwellings, duplexes and apartment buildings. Such a decision would set a precedent wherein the Town of Riverview supports large developers needs over their residents. Has the town conducted an independent study to determine what types of neighbourhoods and dwellings would support our existing residents seeking to downsize, affordable starter homes or unique neighbourhood designs to attract new residents to our Town? Our elected officials and our residents should be the ones leading the development plans for our Town!
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Chris Caravan
7 years ago
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A single family home community was the vision described and a big factor in why we chose to build in this location - I do not approve of this shift in direction by the developer and rezoning after the fact, especially considering that little to no effort has been made by the developer to market and sell the Phase 2 lots as per original vision
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John MacIntyre
7 years ago
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We purchased our land and built our retirement home with the idea that this would be a new single family homes only. That was the vision we bought into and this new re-zoning would dramatically change traffic concerns and home values.
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David West
7 years ago
Damaging to property values.
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Tyler Allan
7 years ago
Not in favour of rezoning after the fact - will lower existing house values and be a detriment in many respects to the area.
The people who purchased and built beautiful homes did so based on the original plans. This should not be allowed!
Very disappointed to see this and unnecessary
Please don't go back on the original plan. We have invested dearly into an quiet executive area and all that will change if you rezone area.
Unfair to those who built homes in this development with the understanding that they would be single family dwellings only.
The current owners have bought based on the current zoning. This zoning was taken into consideration when they determined the price they were willing to pay. If the zoning is changed then these original prices should be reviewed based on the new reality and compensated back by the developer. Perhaps this would have an affect on the request.
Area should be kept for single home development
Too man people in a small area, for the soul reason of developer profits.
This will definitely affect the immediate area with regard to increase traffic and lower housing values. The Town should not approve this rezoning. Protect your residents who pay taxes and elect you for once.
We are strongly opposed to this rezoning project for all the reasons listed. This community invested in a neighbourhood of single family homes, and we feel very cheated by this change.
Earlier phases of Clayton development were approved with the understanding the remaining property would be R1 single family homes. Very disappointing to see this proposed change which will undoubtedly contribute to more congestion, traffic, noise and lower property values to those of us who have enjoyed this neighbourhood for years.
Council is allowing this so Shaw Group can profit more and be heavily involved with the new $16-20 MILLION Wellness Centre. Push back this project and make your Councillor Tammy Rampersaud accountable to you the homeowners!
Not fair to existing homeowners
this will bring down the value of homes already there and increase the traffic through the area
Bad business, going back on their word.
This is not acceptable! Shame on you Clayton Developments after you have sold lots with previous agreements!
We invested in a single dwelling neighborhood which offered a quiet, safe place to retire in and for our grandchildren to play in. I sure hope the town will protect the existing residents in the Fairways. If the rezoning is approved by the Town Council, our neighbourhood of two streets will be surrounded by semi-attached dwellings, duplexes and apartment buildings. Such a decision would set a precedent wherein the Town of Riverview supports large developers needs over their residents. Has the town conducted an independent study to determine what types of neighbourhoods and dwellings would support our existing residents seeking to downsize, affordable starter homes or unique neighbourhood designs to attract new residents to our Town? Our elected officials and our residents should be the ones leading the development plans for our Town!
A single family home community was the vision described and a big factor in why we chose to build in this location - I do not approve of this shift in direction by the developer and rezoning after the fact, especially considering that little to no effort has been made by the developer to market and sell the Phase 2 lots as per original vision
We purchased our land and built our retirement home with the idea that this would be a new single family homes only. That was the vision we bought into and this new re-zoning would dramatically change traffic concerns and home values.
Damaging to property values.
Not in favour of rezoning after the fact - will lower existing house values and be a detriment in many respects to the area.