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Yes! I Support Fiscal Responsibility & Homeowner Rights on Mercer Island

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Derek Cheshire
9 years ago Featured

Our codes are already overly restrictive and expensive to comply with. REJECT this new set of codes and look for ways to reduce the cost of building. Increase development fees if needed

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Ellis Cohen
9 years ago

Please arrange for more open houses and neighborhood meetings -- at a variety of times of day -- to enable informed public discussion of the proposed code changes, BEFORE those changes are approved by the City Council.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

We have a right as homeowners to vote on this.

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Tom Gallagher
9 years ago Featured

These code revisions are being rushed through, they have not been communicated well, they are not well thought out, they will devalue our properties and they're overly restrictive. Let's slow this down and do it right. Not rush it thru and then give this mess to future councils and building officials to unwind.

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Roy F Simperman
9 years ago

total mismanagment

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Stanley Ruble
9 years ago

I'm being taxed off my property now....don't put more restrictions on building and remodeling that de-value my property -

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Linda Tran
9 years ago

Thanks for the council members for organizing this petition. We hope our Mayor can fight on our behalf for us.

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Linda Tran
9 years ago

Thanks for the council members for organizing this petition. We hope our Mayor can fight on our behalf for us.

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Donald Loeb
9 years ago

I'm well-invested in the future of MI. Please act responsibly.

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Joe McNamee
9 years ago

Don't be like Seattle, get responsible and figure out a way to manage without raising taxes. Enough is enough.

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linda Bernardi
9 years ago

Will be at the community meeting. Thank you for the council members for organizing this petition. We hope our Mayor who is totally disconnected from all of this (who should be fighting for us) will be at this meeting. Thank you all and together we can fight this fight.

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Marilyn Brody
9 years ago

Do not do this. It is hurtful and unfair.

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Richard Brody
9 years ago Featured

We already face giant property tax increases due to mammoth property value increases, making many seniors think twice about continuing to live here. Do not use the property tax levies to add hurtful and penalizing expenses to living here.

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Geo Smith
9 years ago

From the bridge fiasco to town development to the parks. This council has done everything backwards and not in the interest of most M I residents and property owners

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Robert Strome
9 years ago

Any code changes and effects on private property usage should be fully explained to all property owners prior to passage.

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Allen Johnson
9 years ago

Get wit the folks!

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LeslieEvenson
9 years ago

No changes to residential code that will restrict new revenue! And NO new taxes to homeowners!!!!!

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Julie Barrows
9 years ago

Greater restrictions equal less tax revenue and higher costs for businesses and residents.

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Gregory Brown
9 years ago

Code changes should be tabled until the new council is elected. The fact that our city if in the red under the current economic environment is an indication that we need to reconsider the current approach.

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Todd Anderson
9 years ago

Stop the residential code changes!