The residents are sick and tired of all of this new, ugly development and increased traffic. A definite NO from me
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Paul Murkowicz
5 years ago
The City Council should respect the zoning and the rights if the citizens. Keep the high density junk off the Greenbelt. 700 ft2 does not attract a long term residents.
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Christina Eoff
5 years ago
This is absurd. Along with the points mentioned in the petition, the streets in this area cannot handle another 300-400 residents and their vehicles. The streets are not wide enough and there are not enough lanes. We need our local stores to stay open in their current, convenient location. Stop building up. We are running out of water as it is. No more apartments. Our economy, environment, and roads need time to adjust to the current influx of residents we’ve received the past 2 years. Build somewhere else.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Dont New York our Scottsdale…No law says we need to create affordable housing in scottsdale. We loved here because of the family community and grewt place to raise kids and not overcrowded but now you want to add 50-100k people with all the apartments you are zoning for? There is a reason all the wealthy people are moving way north to get away from old town and central scottsdale. Its very similar to the terd hole mesa has become now that they all moved to Gilbert/Chandler.
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Emily Austin
5 years ago
The same old zoning attorneys are trying to push through yet another project that the neighbors don’t want. It’s too tall, too dense and cuts into much-needed retail in the already established shopping center. The owner of the property wouldn’t budge and work with the neighbors.
No change in zoning stop this ugly growth
The residents are sick and tired of all of this new, ugly development and increased traffic. A definite NO from me
The City Council should respect the zoning and the rights if the citizens. Keep the high density junk off the Greenbelt. 700 ft2 does not attract a long term residents.
This is absurd. Along with the points mentioned in the petition, the streets in this area cannot handle another 300-400 residents and their vehicles. The streets are not wide enough and there are not enough lanes. We need our local stores to stay open in their current, convenient location. Stop building up. We are running out of water as it is. No more apartments. Our economy, environment, and roads need time to adjust to the current influx of residents we’ve received the past 2 years. Build somewhere else.
Dont New York our Scottsdale…No law says we need to create affordable housing in scottsdale. We loved here because of the family community and grewt place to raise kids and not overcrowded but now you want to add 50-100k people with all the apartments you are zoning for? There is a reason all the wealthy people are moving way north to get away from old town and central scottsdale. Its very similar to the terd hole mesa has become now that they all moved to Gilbert/Chandler.
The same old zoning attorneys are trying to push through yet another project that the neighbors don’t want. It’s too tall, too dense and cuts into much-needed retail in the already established shopping center. The owner of the property wouldn’t budge and work with the neighbors.