This area should be left as it is to maintain the beauty and wildlife and not be the site of yet another in-fill development. The lake has been an important part of the ecosystem and must be preserved.
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Mary De Amaral
9 years ago
Build somewhere else that doesn't destroy the beauty, wildlife and ecosystem of our greenspace! Also, why would you want to build in a known flood area?
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Don't build condos
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Susan Brock
9 years ago
I'm very concerned about impact on our wildlife in Cedar Hills. Continued degradation of open areas to high density housing is NOT a good trend.
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Andrew Parkman
9 years ago
Please leave the natural green space alone!
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Leland Ashworth
9 years ago
How sad that developer $ talks with little opportunity to challenge. I certainly vote (if I could) no to anymore building of kind around our lake.
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Wes Smith
9 years ago
One of the things that makes our neighborhood nice is the nice park. Adding to that area will change that. This impacts so much. Our home values, the wildlife at the park and surrounding areas, ect ect. I as a homeowner would like to see this not happen.
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Karen Cooper
9 years ago
No, No, No!
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Tatiana Wilcox
9 years ago
Green areas are shrinking, wild live is suffering the effects of our ambitions. I stand with my neighbors to prevent this damaging decision.
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Sadao Sasaki
9 years ago
The natural area around the Commonwealth Lake should be preserved for wildlife. This is the area cherished by the community for enjoying the nature. It should not be destroyed for commercial purposes.
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Sandra
9 years ago
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No building should be allowed in the north or southwest of Commonwealth Park. This area is known for high and standing water. It is home to animals that have no other place to go. It will overburden drainage systems .
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Julia Gies
9 years ago
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I am a resident of Cedar Hills, and a frequent visitor to our lake and green spaces, I am opposed to this condo project, as it will degrade the natural space, interfere with wildlife, and ultimately devalue our homes.
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Victoria R Kramer
9 years ago
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We want to stop this development in the Commonwealth Park area. It's not the place for high density housing. It will change the beauty, wildlife, etc. that has been in Cedar Hills and Commonwealth Park for decades! The coyotes have already been pushed into our streets due to excessive development. Traffic will increase. The traffic is already bad enough. It will bring down housing values. Enough is enough. Please build away from a park that is a sanctuary for our neighborhood and other park visitors. It just not worth it!!! If it were 1-2 houses built to blend in with the neighborhood that would be different! Thanks,
Victoria Kramer
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Tammy Rhodes
9 years ago
Stop building, I love the park and the wildlife.
Tammy Rhodes, Portland
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Michael Schaper
9 years ago
I think there are plenty of other places to make your development and disrupting the tranquility of the park is a terrible idea.
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Debra Wenker
9 years ago
No more building around the Lake!
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Kathy Dalebroux
9 years ago
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I watched the lake creek become a lake. I watched the lake turn into a lovely park with lovely homes as a child. I was raised in this neighborhood please stop over developing!!!
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Gloria Luebke
9 years ago
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I have lived in Cedar Hills over 30 years and we stopped Walmart. We can stop this!
Too much traffic and negativity affects wildlife.
This area should be left as it is to maintain the beauty and wildlife and not be the site of yet another in-fill development. The lake has been an important part of the ecosystem and must be preserved.
Build somewhere else that doesn't destroy the beauty, wildlife and ecosystem of our greenspace! Also, why would you want to build in a known flood area?
Don't build condos
I'm very concerned about impact on our wildlife in Cedar Hills. Continued degradation of open areas to high density housing is NOT a good trend.
Please leave the natural green space alone!
How sad that developer $ talks with little opportunity to challenge. I certainly vote (if I could) no to anymore building of kind around our lake.
One of the things that makes our neighborhood nice is the nice park. Adding to that area will change that. This impacts so much. Our home values, the wildlife at the park and surrounding areas, ect ect. I as a homeowner would like to see this not happen.
No, No, No!
Green areas are shrinking, wild live is suffering the effects of our ambitions. I stand with my neighbors to prevent this damaging decision.
The natural area around the Commonwealth Lake should be preserved for wildlife. This is the area cherished by the community for enjoying the nature. It should not be destroyed for commercial purposes.
No building should be allowed in the north or southwest of Commonwealth Park. This area is known for high and standing water. It is home to animals that have no other place to go. It will overburden drainage systems .
I am a resident of Cedar Hills, and a frequent visitor to our lake and green spaces, I am opposed to this condo project, as it will degrade the natural space, interfere with wildlife, and ultimately devalue our homes.
We want to stop this development in the Commonwealth Park area. It's not the place for high density housing. It will change the beauty, wildlife, etc. that has been in Cedar Hills and Commonwealth Park for decades! The coyotes have already been pushed into our streets due to excessive development. Traffic will increase. The traffic is already bad enough. It will bring down housing values. Enough is enough. Please build away from a park that is a sanctuary for our neighborhood and other park visitors. It just not worth it!!! If it were 1-2 houses built to blend in with the neighborhood that would be different! Thanks, Victoria Kramer
Stop building, I love the park and the wildlife. Tammy Rhodes, Portland
I think there are plenty of other places to make your development and disrupting the tranquility of the park is a terrible idea.
No more building around the Lake!
I watched the lake creek become a lake. I watched the lake turn into a lovely park with lovely homes as a child. I was raised in this neighborhood please stop over developing!!!
I have lived in Cedar Hills over 30 years and we stopped Walmart. We can stop this!
Protect our lake and wild life!