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

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Eric Weller
3 years ago

Bigger is not better - build what was approved by Voters

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Alison Park
3 years ago

Whatever happened to having amenities for ALL of Poway? Let Poway citizens vote!!

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Tony Russo
3 years ago

Let’s Go !!!

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Mark Massman
3 years ago

Our family are long time residents of Poway, we believe that these changes are not compatible with the neighborhood nor the planning of t he area!!!!!

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Brian Adams
3 years ago

No expansion of the proposed fitness center

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Chris Olps
3 years ago

Direct statements, legal votes, and a specific plan that clearly defines what should be. These also made it clear how any change would and should be handled. The people didn't vote for this change. If council allows, they are removing our voice and changing what was voted on. It shouldn't take a lawsuit for the city to do the right thing, but it seems that is the only thing they listen to.

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Donovan Monteilh
3 years ago

No lifetime fitness

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Carole Wait
3 years ago

We never approved a giant gym. No one will pay their fees and we will have another failed building in our backyards.

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Kathryn Miller
3 years ago

Build what the voters approved. Anything different/larger requires a new vote per FF.

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Kelly Fields
3 years ago

I want the size facility with tennis that we voted on. I don’t want a 30,000 sqft building.

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Jessica Niehoff
3 years ago

The citizens of Poway voted for a plan and that is the plan that should be followed not the many additions the builder wants to add.

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Lori Grennan
3 years ago

Build what the voters voted for. If you want to want to make drastic changes, then put it on the ballot and let Poway's residents decide, as is required!

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Chris Cruse
3 years ago

Lifetime is not a swim and tennis club per Prop P. It would bring hundreds more car trips into a residential neighborhood at all hours of the day and night. Build what the voters approved, or ask approval for Lifetime in a new vote, as required by the Specific Plan.