Save the Belknap School and Hold the Belknap Condo Developers to their word!
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Shelley Piquard
10 years ago
I am angry that the developers are trying to get away with destroying green space for their personal profit. It's a beautiful historical building with attractive green space and mature stately trees and should remain that way.
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Terry Gray
10 years ago
Please leave current green space as it now exist.
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Barbara Roney
10 years ago
The green space is not just pretty it is good for the environment. I would like to see a few trees planted.
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Thomas Reid Herman
10 years ago
Posted comments are well thought out and composed. I concur!
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Laura blandford
10 years ago
That area is too congested plus the belknap school is lovely; the developer has already made the area not aestically pleasing.
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Malinda Durbin
10 years ago
The reason people move to and stay in the Highland's is because of the green spaces. Green spaces are healthy spaces and must be kept!
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barbara mercer
10 years ago
Either green space is important or it is not! The truth is green tax money rules.
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Fred Maurer
10 years ago
Please support keeping green spaces around this historical building.
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Nancy Carrington
10 years ago
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Please support our green spaces and the historic building by leaving the grounds as they are. A parking lot is detrimental to the Belknap's Neighborhood Plan Executive Summary where the goal is to preserve green spaces and it detracts from the historical building that has been the heart of our neighborhood., .
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Kevin Kouba
10 years ago
Come on, folks! Greed over logic and forethought?
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Rodney Watkins
10 years ago
Developers can't back out on their verbal commitments
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Nicholas R Hart
10 years ago
Louisville Metro development and zoning regulations and rules where put in place for a reason. While exceptions will occur, please do not let the exception become the rule. Enforce the rules, follow the regulatory requirements, and protect all interested parties' right to preserve they neighborhood and home.
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Elizabeth Kuhn
10 years ago
Developers should be required to honor their plans and commitments!
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Laura Turner Linkous
10 years ago
Green space is needed more than parking
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Michael Jennings
10 years ago
My grandkids live across from Belknap. Please don't pave over their "park",
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Sarah Lynn Cunningham
10 years ago
Making citizens work to ensure that previously committed binding elements are removed leads to citizen cynicism--one of the the last things our democracy needs.
Please do not share my e-mail address.
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Barbara Staton
10 years ago
The proposed changes would have a very negative effect on its surrounding neighborhood.
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Lisa White
10 years ago
This area needs green space for many reasons but with the hill it is on, flood prevention should be in the forefront.
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Arnold Karpoff
10 years ago
Covered parking already exists on property.
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Josh White
10 years ago
Binding agreements are worthless if they are not enforced. They aren't simply good thoughts they are legal instruments. If the organization wishes to enter into a new agreement then they need to do that no attempt to corrupt existing ones. Additionally, I don't support increasing the density within the interior of our neighborhoods.
I am angry that the developers are trying to get away with destroying green space for their personal profit. It's a beautiful historical building with attractive green space and mature stately trees and should remain that way.
Please leave current green space as it now exist.
The green space is not just pretty it is good for the environment. I would like to see a few trees planted.
Posted comments are well thought out and composed. I concur!
That area is too congested plus the belknap school is lovely; the developer has already made the area not aestically pleasing.
The reason people move to and stay in the Highland's is because of the green spaces. Green spaces are healthy spaces and must be kept!
Either green space is important or it is not! The truth is green tax money rules.
Please support keeping green spaces around this historical building.
Please support our green spaces and the historic building by leaving the grounds as they are. A parking lot is detrimental to the Belknap's Neighborhood Plan Executive Summary where the goal is to preserve green spaces and it detracts from the historical building that has been the heart of our neighborhood., .
Come on, folks! Greed over logic and forethought?
Developers can't back out on their verbal commitments
Louisville Metro development and zoning regulations and rules where put in place for a reason. While exceptions will occur, please do not let the exception become the rule. Enforce the rules, follow the regulatory requirements, and protect all interested parties' right to preserve they neighborhood and home.
Developers should be required to honor their plans and commitments!
Green space is needed more than parking
My grandkids live across from Belknap. Please don't pave over their "park",
Making citizens work to ensure that previously committed binding elements are removed leads to citizen cynicism--one of the the last things our democracy needs. Please do not share my e-mail address.
The proposed changes would have a very negative effect on its surrounding neighborhood.
This area needs green space for many reasons but with the hill it is on, flood prevention should be in the forefront.
Covered parking already exists on property.
Binding agreements are worthless if they are not enforced. They aren't simply good thoughts they are legal instruments. If the organization wishes to enter into a new agreement then they need to do that no attempt to corrupt existing ones. Additionally, I don't support increasing the density within the interior of our neighborhoods.