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Going beyond Everywhere, USA for our civic center

Going beyond Everywhere, USA for our civic center

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Started by Anonymous 19 years, 2 months ago
PRIMARY GOAL OF PETITION: We, the undersigned, oppose this proposed Target store as presently designed. This Target would be located within the Shoppes at Wyndham Village development, on the corner of Hwy 100 and Drexel Ave. in Franklin, WI (South of Drexel, East of Hwy 100). The development proposes 8 buildings in a civic center zoned area, with two anchor stores: Target and Sendik\'s Food Store. We firmly believe that a more sensitive and better architecturally designed development would serve our city better in its future plans. Therefore, we STRONGLY urge city decision-makers or whomever it concerns to propose better architectural standards for the Target anchor store. SECONDARY GOAL OF PETITION: Also, other suggested ideas that we would like city decision-makers to take into consideration are: 1. A smaller footprint 2. The possibility of underground parking 3. Moving the storm-water basin out of the natural resources 4. Reduced surface parking 5. A \"green\" roof for the project We believe making those changes would help maintain the aesthetic appeal and air quality of our community.

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Karen Vega
19 years ago Featured

So tired of these generic developments. Take some pride in our city design for once.

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Dave Holmes
19 years ago Featured

Underground parking or at least some actual green space is the bare minimum. This plan looks like it was copy pasted from everywhere else.

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Sarah Schneider
19 years ago Featured

The traffic on 100 is already a nightmare. Putting a massive target there will just make it worse. Do we really need more parking lots?

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Jason Cunningham
19 years ago Featured

Total eyesore. Nobody wants to look at a massive concrete wall and asphalt all day.

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Linda Rhodes
19 years ago Featured

Please dont ruin the character of our neighborhood with a bland box store. Can we get something that actually fits the look of franklin?

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Mike Reynolds
19 years ago Featured

We have enough big box stores already. Keep the area looking nice instead of just another concrete jungle.