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.
We need a community vote on the proposed changes.
This is not what we agreed to!
Did not vote for a 30,000+ sq. ft. facility at The Farm!
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.
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.
Stick with the original plan.
No to any changes to the original approved plan!
Stick to original plan which voters agreed to.
Use common sense. They are just doing to make more profit and then may even sell it.
This is a residential area, not a commercial business area. That is what voters approved
Do not silence the voters. Let the people decide
This large commercial project does not belong in this residential area.
Build what was approved by the poway voters and include 8 tennis courts!!!
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.
I agree lifetime will bring more traffic to this area.
Is our Mayor and council friends with these people? And how about how ridiculously close to the street they allowed apartments on Poway Road.
The monthly dues are more than the annual dues at RB Swim & Tennis. Ridiculous. Need pickle ball courts, smaller size and less traffic.
I agree that the Farm should be built per the plans that were presented to voters.
Sometimes one should consider what’s better for the community vs what’s better for income.
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.