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Build what the voters approved or let the voters vote on the changes!

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Anonymous
3 years ago

We need a community vote on the proposed changes.

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Jacob Ribnik
3 years ago

This is not what we agreed to!

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Did not vote for a 30,000+ sq. ft. facility at The Farm!

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Keep the original plan that the voters approved! The fitness center of 30,000 sq ft is way too big! Keep 8 tennis courts and 8 pickleball courts.

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John McCormick
3 years ago

This action by the city council is completely unacceptable. To change any “previously approved plan” by community vote…without going back to the voters cannot be allowed.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Stick with the original plan.

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Barbara Crane
3 years ago

No to any changes to the original approved plan!

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Joachim Thai Van Dat
3 years ago

Stick to original plan which voters agreed to.

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Dan Brennan
3 years ago

Use common sense. They are just doing to make more profit and then may even sell it.

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Rick VanHatten
3 years ago

This is a residential area, not a commercial business area. That is what voters approved

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Marshall J Simon
3 years ago

Do not silence the voters. Let the people decide

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Brian P Keefer
3 years ago

This large commercial project does not belong in this residential area.

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Ron Lewis
3 years ago

Build what was approved by the poway voters and include 8 tennis courts!!!

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Carl Browning
3 years ago

This project has been such a fiasco, and the developers seem to be getting everything they want from City Council when they deviate from the plan promised to the voters.

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Thèresa Fisher
3 years ago

I agree lifetime will bring more traffic to this area.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Is our Mayor and council friends with these people? And how about how ridiculously close to the street they allowed apartments on Poway Road.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

The monthly dues are more than the annual dues at RB Swim & Tennis. Ridiculous. Need pickle ball courts, smaller size and less traffic.

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Rebecca Buswell
3 years ago

I agree that the Farm should be built per the plans that were presented to voters.

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Robyn Weller
3 years ago

Sometimes one should consider what’s better for the community vs what’s better for income.

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Dan Heuschele
3 years ago

I do not desire a larger fitness center or increased hours of operation. The Farm is trying to change what was passed to further increase their profits at the detriment of the community.