NO-NO-NO do not give in to developers--they have to follow the rules and no more height---no more density
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Shane Blair
5 years ago
It’s terrible build: not best for community
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Annette Hartsock
5 years ago
Stop the Abuse in Re-Zoning! Scottsdale has always prided itself in a good master plan with good zoning controls. Residents want to know the area they purchase a home in will maintain its integrity. When a property is Up-Zoned to PUD/DP, there is little to no restriction in a Mixed Use category. We respectfully ask our Development Review, Planning & Zoning and City Council to keep our zoning within the guidelines for C-O, C-1, C-2, C-3, C-4 and R-5 for these areas. Additional housing can be accomplished without exceeding the R-5 zoning! Honor the heights restrictions! You cannot add density without affecting Traffic to the area. Let's remind our Transportation Dept, ‘When comes to transportation, the old saying is true: “Failing to plan is planning to fail.”'
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Anonymous
5 years ago
No Rezone!! No more appts! No more tall buildings!! Scottsdale used to be a desirable place, you are turning it into Phx. In 10-15 years, you will have turned this area into ghettos with all these apartments! Area too dense already! The local citizens enjoy the retail that is there. Too many appts in that area already. Need single family homes, not apartments. Need citizens who care about community, not more transient population. Crime has already sky rocketed in out neighborhoods, PLEASE stop the apartment building!! So tired of the city selling out to developers who make their buck then leave the citizens to live in the chaos they created.
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Edmond Richard
5 years ago
Deny the request. Too dense and not a proper fit for the community.
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Patricia Malley
5 years ago
Strongly agree with this petition.
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Thomas W George
5 years ago
This is a no. Scottsdale has pandered to developers too many times and vertical building limits have been a problem since Scottsdale Shadows was snuck in.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
There is nothing positive about this project for the neighborhood. The only benefit is to the developer. We want to keep our little bit of commercial retail space especially the ones at this center.
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Diana
5 years ago
Too much time has been spent trying to get this developer to listen to residents, stop wasting our time, vote no and end this, please. We don't want this project at this location.
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Keri Kirby
5 years ago
Do not allow rezoning. Do NOT want the height
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Our neighborhood is being overran with short term rentals, and to many apartments without any added retail space to support the current population. Grocery stores are overwhelmed with the amount of people in the area. Streets are overrun with traffic and it’s only getting more congested.
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Anthony Leavy
5 years ago
We need permanent residents in Scottsdale that care about our city not temporary residence which apartments bring. The PUD system in Scottdale has already failed of the ones completed so far only 3 % are actually retail just another way for big money to make more money. Finely the intersection at Hayden & Osborn will become one of most dangerous areas in the city please stop the apartment maddness that has taken over our city, state and nation.
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Michael Torrey
5 years ago
Please enforcement current zoning laws. Please stop bowing to commercial developers over wishes of the community. We had enough apartments in south Scottsdale!
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Nancy Cantor
5 years ago
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The density, the unsustainable unit mix as exhibited elsewhere in the area is lending to short term rentals along the lines of short term stay hotels a factor not missed by the industry and the state legislature.
Preservation and Conservation elements are very weak.
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RObin lippincott
5 years ago
There are enough apartments
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Anonymous
5 years ago
We have a planning commission for a reason. Please stop making citizens beg you to follow your own zoning laws.
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Brian Teraoka
5 years ago
I want smart development.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
The Greenbelt88 proposal is terrible! Please DENY the requested zoning change, and leave things as they are.
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M Tumbarello
5 years ago
Too many apartments already being built in south Scottsdale. Density of this one too much. It will cause too much extra traffic in the area.
Deny this project for thee good of Scottsdale.
NO-NO-NO do not give in to developers--they have to follow the rules and no more height---no more density
It’s terrible build: not best for community
Stop the Abuse in Re-Zoning! Scottsdale has always prided itself in a good master plan with good zoning controls. Residents want to know the area they purchase a home in will maintain its integrity. When a property is Up-Zoned to PUD/DP, there is little to no restriction in a Mixed Use category. We respectfully ask our Development Review, Planning & Zoning and City Council to keep our zoning within the guidelines for C-O, C-1, C-2, C-3, C-4 and R-5 for these areas. Additional housing can be accomplished without exceeding the R-5 zoning! Honor the heights restrictions! You cannot add density without affecting Traffic to the area. Let's remind our Transportation Dept, ‘When comes to transportation, the old saying is true: “Failing to plan is planning to fail.”'
No Rezone!! No more appts! No more tall buildings!! Scottsdale used to be a desirable place, you are turning it into Phx. In 10-15 years, you will have turned this area into ghettos with all these apartments! Area too dense already! The local citizens enjoy the retail that is there. Too many appts in that area already. Need single family homes, not apartments. Need citizens who care about community, not more transient population. Crime has already sky rocketed in out neighborhoods, PLEASE stop the apartment building!! So tired of the city selling out to developers who make their buck then leave the citizens to live in the chaos they created.
Deny the request. Too dense and not a proper fit for the community.
Strongly agree with this petition.
This is a no. Scottsdale has pandered to developers too many times and vertical building limits have been a problem since Scottsdale Shadows was snuck in.
There is nothing positive about this project for the neighborhood. The only benefit is to the developer. We want to keep our little bit of commercial retail space especially the ones at this center.
Too much time has been spent trying to get this developer to listen to residents, stop wasting our time, vote no and end this, please. We don't want this project at this location.
Do not allow rezoning. Do NOT want the height
Our neighborhood is being overran with short term rentals, and to many apartments without any added retail space to support the current population. Grocery stores are overwhelmed with the amount of people in the area. Streets are overrun with traffic and it’s only getting more congested.
We need permanent residents in Scottsdale that care about our city not temporary residence which apartments bring. The PUD system in Scottdale has already failed of the ones completed so far only 3 % are actually retail just another way for big money to make more money. Finely the intersection at Hayden & Osborn will become one of most dangerous areas in the city please stop the apartment maddness that has taken over our city, state and nation.
Please enforcement current zoning laws. Please stop bowing to commercial developers over wishes of the community. We had enough apartments in south Scottsdale!
The density, the unsustainable unit mix as exhibited elsewhere in the area is lending to short term rentals along the lines of short term stay hotels a factor not missed by the industry and the state legislature. Preservation and Conservation elements are very weak.
There are enough apartments
We have a planning commission for a reason. Please stop making citizens beg you to follow your own zoning laws.
I want smart development.
The Greenbelt88 proposal is terrible! Please DENY the requested zoning change, and leave things as they are.
Too many apartments already being built in south Scottsdale. Density of this one too much. It will cause too much extra traffic in the area.