The signatures contained herein are in opposition to Case Z-2015-006 being considered by the Planning & Zoning Commission and County Commission of Jefferson County, Alabama. This Case is requesting a zoning change on Part of Parcel IDs 43-01-1-000-002.000 and 43-01-1-000-007.001 in Section 01, Township 20 South, Range 5 West from A-1 (agriculture) to R-4 (Multi Family) for an apartment complex.
just hit 250 signatures and im honestly blown away by how many of you stepped up to protect our neighborhood. this sends a really clear message to the commission that we are not okay with this rezoning.
March 9, 2015
we just hit 100 signatures and i cant believe how many neighbors are standing up against this rezoning. thanks to everyone for helping get the word out because it really shows we arent the only ones worried about these changes.
Reached 250 supporters
March 8, 2015
March 7, 2015
im honestly blown away by how many neighbors are jumping on board to protect our land. the momentum is showing everyone that we arent going to just let this rezoning happen without a fight.
Reached 100 supporters
March 6, 2015
117 Comments
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Melissa Merritt
11 years ago
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McCalla doesn't have the infrastructure to handle the current population, much less the addition of multifamily housing.
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Penny Edwards
11 years ago
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We do not need it there, it's next to the railroad tracks and the noise will cause people to move and then drive the prices down and drive our property values down. Just leave it alone and go somewhere else!
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Stephen Weber
11 years ago
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The parties proposing this project have no regard for the property owners in the immediate vicinity or the community, generally speaking. A complex consisting of 160+ two and three bedroom apartment, as well as 300+ vehicles will inundate the community.(public service, traffic etc)
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Cynthia Seals
11 years ago
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No Apartments. Building apartments at this location causes an already existing problem of traffic, the possibility of criminal activity,additional overcrowding of schools. This property could be zoned and used for a better purpose like to add on to the existing schools athletic facility or to support the community's existing need for a sports facility.
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Dave Mattson
11 years ago
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Due to the potential negative economic effect of rezoning, I adamantly oppose this proposition. We have already been straddled with the impact the declining housing market crisis, of which we have not overcome. I fear that introducing lower income housing will only exacerbate the negative equity many in this community have already acquired from external factors.
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Ronnie Cook
11 years ago
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The schools are overflowing as it is. The elementary school is already overflowing into portables. My granddaughter actually has a class in a converted storage closet at the elementary. The schools cannot handle the added children that these apartments could bring.
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Jacque Russell
11 years ago
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Skip Halsey
11 years ago
McCalla doesn't need this...especially not on EVR!
The signatures contained herein are in opposition to Case Z-2015-006 being considered by the Planning & Zoning Commission and County Commission of Jefferson County, Alabama. This Case is requesting a zoning change on Part of Parcel IDs 43-01-1-000-002.000 and 43-01-1-000-007.001 in Section 01, Township 20 South, Range 5 West from A-1 (agriculture) to R-4 (Multi Family) for an apartment complex.
just hit 250 signatures and im honestly blown away by how many of you stepped up to protect our neighborhood. this sends a really clear message to the commission that we are not okay with this rezoning.
March 9, 2015
we just hit 100 signatures and i cant believe how many neighbors are standing up against this rezoning. thanks to everyone for helping get the word out because it really shows we arent the only ones worried about these changes.
Reached 250 supporters
March 8, 2015
March 7, 2015
im honestly blown away by how many neighbors are jumping on board to protect our land. the momentum is showing everyone that we arent going to just let this rezoning happen without a fight.
Reached 100 supporters
March 6, 2015
117 Comments
M
Melissa Merritt
11 years ago
Featured
McCalla doesn't have the infrastructure to handle the current population, much less the addition of multifamily housing.
P
Penny Edwards
11 years ago
Featured
We do not need it there, it's next to the railroad tracks and the noise will cause people to move and then drive the prices down and drive our property values down. Just leave it alone and go somewhere else!
S
Stephen Weber
11 years ago
Featured
The parties proposing this project have no regard for the property owners in the immediate vicinity or the community, generally speaking. A complex consisting of 160+ two and three bedroom apartment, as well as 300+ vehicles will inundate the community.(public service, traffic etc)
C
Cynthia Seals
11 years ago
Featured
No Apartments. Building apartments at this location causes an already existing problem of traffic, the possibility of criminal activity,additional overcrowding of schools. This property could be zoned and used for a better purpose like to add on to the existing schools athletic facility or to support the community's existing need for a sports facility.
D
Dave Mattson
11 years ago
Featured
Due to the potential negative economic effect of rezoning, I adamantly oppose this proposition. We have already been straddled with the impact the declining housing market crisis, of which we have not overcome. I fear that introducing lower income housing will only exacerbate the negative equity many in this community have already acquired from external factors.
R
Ronnie Cook
11 years ago
Featured
The schools are overflowing as it is. The elementary school is already overflowing into portables. My granddaughter actually has a class in a converted storage closet at the elementary. The schools cannot handle the added children that these apartments could bring.
J
Jacque Russell
11 years ago
Al
S
Skip Halsey
11 years ago
McCalla doesn't need this...especially not on EVR!
McCalla doesn't have the infrastructure to handle the current population, much less the addition of multifamily housing.