Let's Keep 12 story buildings out of Rainier Valley!
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chas h w talbot
12 years ago
This massive re-zone certainly caught many in South-East Seattle by complete surprise. IF there was a public process, it was not well-designed.
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Tracy Flynn
12 years ago
I live here and don;t want the character of the community ruined.
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Mary Travers
12 years ago
Seattle is losing its character. Do not accelerate this by doubling height for "special" developments. This is a neighborhood, not downtown, and 65 feet is enough.
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Lynda Collie Johnson
12 years ago
No more than 65 feet, please
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Bob Thompson
12 years ago
65 feet is sufficient.
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Lisa Snavlin
12 years ago
This area of the city, the area in which I live, has been neglected for years and years. It is now time for the same thoughtful planning and considerations on development that are given to the rest of the city to be dedicated here.
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Christine Campbell
12 years ago
65 feet is tall enough.
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Cathy Godwin
12 years ago
We are maxing out on high rise housing in the valley. We want to keep the scale human. The apartments near Safeway feel like a Bronx suburb. We do not need such a tall building!!! And it will really increase the traffic that is already too much.
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John O'Leary
12 years ago
Please keep the height maximum at 65 feet, a 12 story building in that location is way out of scale with its surroundings.
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Barbara Thoesen Motley
12 years ago
Leave the valley alone!
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Christine dickerson
12 years ago
Save our Valley! Cap building height!
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Carol MacIlroy
12 years ago
I am concerned that while this will increase housing and density it moves industry and the only hardware store out of the area. I am not clear why 85 feet isn't sufficient. You don't see 125 zoning in the north end.
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Joel Povick Scott
12 years ago
Please keep the current height limit of 65' in effect
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Mark E. Jensen
12 years ago
Think: "Proportinate"
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Anonymous
12 years ago
65 ft IS tall enough.
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Pam Newcomer
12 years ago
too much density
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Paula Barrett
12 years ago
Affordable Housing is needed, not 12 story bldgs.
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Sara Bracken
12 years ago
12 stories is too high!
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Grover Haynes
12 years ago
we redentice of the Rainier Valley Community do not approve of this kind of addition to our neighborhood. We like Lowes and the adjenct facilities.
This massive re-zone certainly caught many in South-East Seattle by complete surprise. IF there was a public process, it was not well-designed.
I live here and don;t want the character of the community ruined.
Seattle is losing its character. Do not accelerate this by doubling height for "special" developments. This is a neighborhood, not downtown, and 65 feet is enough.
No more than 65 feet, please
65 feet is sufficient.
This area of the city, the area in which I live, has been neglected for years and years. It is now time for the same thoughtful planning and considerations on development that are given to the rest of the city to be dedicated here.
65 feet is tall enough.
We are maxing out on high rise housing in the valley. We want to keep the scale human. The apartments near Safeway feel like a Bronx suburb. We do not need such a tall building!!! And it will really increase the traffic that is already too much.
Please keep the height maximum at 65 feet, a 12 story building in that location is way out of scale with its surroundings.
Leave the valley alone!
Save our Valley! Cap building height!
I am concerned that while this will increase housing and density it moves industry and the only hardware store out of the area. I am not clear why 85 feet isn't sufficient. You don't see 125 zoning in the north end.
Please keep the current height limit of 65' in effect
Think: "Proportinate"
65 ft IS tall enough.
too much density
Affordable Housing is needed, not 12 story bldgs.
12 stories is too high!
we redentice of the Rainier Valley Community do not approve of this kind of addition to our neighborhood. We like Lowes and the adjenct facilities.
Pepsi is already moving out!