Keep Tanque Verde Rural; Don't Put a Parking Lot in Paradise!
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Dorothy stoops
12 years ago
It is time to listen to those aware of the dangers in regards to this project .
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josephine Di Gennaro
12 years ago
use common sense
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Doug Dorsey
12 years ago
I think the Pima County Adjustment Board needs to listen to the experts on this and issue the necessary exemption from paving the parking lot.
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Julianne French
12 years ago
The danger of asphalt for the loading of horses and trailors was is a issue for the Saguaro National Park years ago when they proposed an area for people to park and load and unload horses at a paved entranced. They got so many complaints for the horse people that it never was approved. Pima County needs to grant Dr. Hutchinson an exception to paving the driveway.
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Erika Limmer
12 years ago
I hope the Adjustment Board considers the request of concerned public. We love our native vegetation and do not wish it turned into another tarred parking lot.
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Alice Turnipseed
12 years ago
Keep the horses safe! Sometimes there should be exceptions to the rules.
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Marcia Bryant
12 years ago
Absurd. I feel confident that this petition and perhaps a statement from the American Veterinary Medical Assoc will open their eyes. Sometimes it's just a matter of poor application of regulations. There are reasonable exceptions- this is one!
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Dusty Friedman
12 years ago
PLEASE! This is a a safety issue for horses and the humans that attend them. Do not require this area to be paved.
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Nancy Roth
12 years ago
Pegasus Equine should be exempt from paving requirements. CPA
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Do what is right for the business. No paving, please!
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Rick Murray
12 years ago
it seems common sense should work here. Steel shoes on pavement?
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Taryn Jewell
12 years ago
Horses a cement do not mix. Very stupid if zoning tries to make them pave the lot and you are just asking for injury.
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Virginia Berry
12 years ago
Forcing paved parking at an equine veterinaian is an ignorant, jackbooted move.
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Angie Wilson
12 years ago
Asphalt is not safe for horses therefore it should not be placed in a place where horses go for healing.
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E. Susan Martin
12 years ago
I agree, no pavement for loading and unloading horses. Particularly at clinics where horses are being treated.
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Cheryl Wilson
12 years ago
Very dangerous to unload horses on to pavement--this is a burdensome and unnecessary requirement for this rural area!
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Karen Pomroy
12 years ago
Please consider not forcing Dr. Hutchison to pave the clinics driveway. Pavement is unsafe for horses.
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Diana Hansen
12 years ago
Consider the use of the parking lot. It is to a vet's office specializing in horses. It is not the parking lot of a food store.
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Pamela Dak
12 years ago
keep it dirt it is so much easier on the horses legs especially when walking & trotting them fore soundness checks.
It is time to listen to those aware of the dangers in regards to this project .
use common sense
I think the Pima County Adjustment Board needs to listen to the experts on this and issue the necessary exemption from paving the parking lot.
The danger of asphalt for the loading of horses and trailors was is a issue for the Saguaro National Park years ago when they proposed an area for people to park and load and unload horses at a paved entranced. They got so many complaints for the horse people that it never was approved. Pima County needs to grant Dr. Hutchinson an exception to paving the driveway.
I hope the Adjustment Board considers the request of concerned public. We love our native vegetation and do not wish it turned into another tarred parking lot.
Keep the horses safe! Sometimes there should be exceptions to the rules.
Absurd. I feel confident that this petition and perhaps a statement from the American Veterinary Medical Assoc will open their eyes. Sometimes it's just a matter of poor application of regulations. There are reasonable exceptions- this is one!
PLEASE! This is a a safety issue for horses and the humans that attend them. Do not require this area to be paved.
Pegasus Equine should be exempt from paving requirements. CPA
Do what is right for the business. No paving, please!
it seems common sense should work here. Steel shoes on pavement?
Horses a cement do not mix. Very stupid if zoning tries to make them pave the lot and you are just asking for injury.
Forcing paved parking at an equine veterinaian is an ignorant, jackbooted move.
Asphalt is not safe for horses therefore it should not be placed in a place where horses go for healing.
I agree, no pavement for loading and unloading horses. Particularly at clinics where horses are being treated.
Very dangerous to unload horses on to pavement--this is a burdensome and unnecessary requirement for this rural area!
Please consider not forcing Dr. Hutchison to pave the clinics driveway. Pavement is unsafe for horses.
Consider the use of the parking lot. It is to a vet's office specializing in horses. It is not the parking lot of a food store.
keep it dirt it is so much easier on the horses legs especially when walking & trotting them fore soundness checks.
don't do it.