Moving to Loomis 8 years ago was prompted because we wanted to live in a small town to raise our family. This development just brings too much development, too high density and makes Loomis lose its charm and character and turns it into another Roseville. NO NO NO!!!!
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Jennifer Powers
10 years ago
High density...why? We are not Rocklin! Keep it rural! We love it!
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Steve
10 years ago
This over-sized project would do irreparable arm to our amazing town through increased traffic adversely impacting our air, water and noise! They try to appease us by donating park land, but the town will get stuck with increased maintenance and security costs which we already cannot afford.
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Karen Meteer
10 years ago
Before adding stressors to the infrastructure, someone had better look at existing water pipes leading to existing homes. When county workers uncrossed water lines on our street 5 years ago, they showed us the corrosion in the city pipes leading up to the homes. What was once 1.5" is about 1/4". While water quality at the test site may be safe, those pipes are leaching corrosive metals and crud into our homes. THEY NEED TO BE RELACED! AND, how are former farm properties being treated to remove the cianide from the soil where these homes are being built and "open space" is further exposed to citizens? This was discussed in the Loomis News a couple of years ago. (Reminds me of "Poltergeist" when developers built over the cemetary)! Thank you!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
I am opposed to this massive development, and to the zoning changes required for such an inappropriate development for a small, rural town.
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Shannon
10 years ago
Keep Loomis Small!!
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Dina
10 years ago
Moved here 30 years ago for small town living. Keep Loomis small.
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Lori wolfley
10 years ago
High density housing has no place in a small town where most residents have horses, goats, sheep, and the rural life is prized. Please don't approve this project!
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Everette Montoya
10 years ago
Keep Loomis small!!!!!!
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Bret Moore
10 years ago
The plan goes completely against who we are as a small community
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Dennis Oliveira
10 years ago
This constant drive for more and more is suffocating us. We need to stand up to this uncontrolled growth and start looking at sustainability. Which involves asking the question, "What does Loomis have now that we do not want to see lost?" Growth in our area is inevitable. However, the residents of Loomis might still have the power in numbers to insure that growth continues within limits. Limits that protect the community and civic groups, agricultural areas (because that too is part of our history), small business (sole proprietorships - no LLP's or franchises larger than two). We need solutions that improve air quality and truely mitigate the total carbon toll of the proposed growth, along with moving forward in adressing these same environmental issues for existing conditions.
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Scott Brening
10 years ago
Keep Loomis the way it is.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Keep Loomis small.
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Lori Johnson
10 years ago
My husbands family moved to the area 60 years ago and has always loved the small town feel. My family moved to the area 30 years ago because of it being a rural community. Please don't change this community to a city!!
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Jessika Buzzard
10 years ago
Keep Loomis small
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Kathryn Clanton
10 years ago
Keep Loomis small.
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Karen Edson
10 years ago
Please keep open. Important to so many people.
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Mariah Hohn
10 years ago
No thank you! Keep Loomis small.
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Andy bell
10 years ago
Development is good, and should move forward. But only within the confines of the previously established culture and ideology of The town of Loomis.
Please keep the zoning reasonable, there is no need for this density here. One can simply drive 5 minutes to rocklin, or 10 to roseville.
Loomis represents rural country living, and always had. There is nothing to gain for the existing citizens by allowing this zoning exception.
Do what is right for those who live here and please represent our best interests first and foremost.
Moving to Loomis 8 years ago was prompted because we wanted to live in a small town to raise our family. This development just brings too much development, too high density and makes Loomis lose its charm and character and turns it into another Roseville. NO NO NO!!!!
High density...why? We are not Rocklin! Keep it rural! We love it!
This over-sized project would do irreparable arm to our amazing town through increased traffic adversely impacting our air, water and noise! They try to appease us by donating park land, but the town will get stuck with increased maintenance and security costs which we already cannot afford.
Before adding stressors to the infrastructure, someone had better look at existing water pipes leading to existing homes. When county workers uncrossed water lines on our street 5 years ago, they showed us the corrosion in the city pipes leading up to the homes. What was once 1.5" is about 1/4". While water quality at the test site may be safe, those pipes are leaching corrosive metals and crud into our homes. THEY NEED TO BE RELACED! AND, how are former farm properties being treated to remove the cianide from the soil where these homes are being built and "open space" is further exposed to citizens? This was discussed in the Loomis News a couple of years ago. (Reminds me of "Poltergeist" when developers built over the cemetary)! Thank you!
I am opposed to this massive development, and to the zoning changes required for such an inappropriate development for a small, rural town.
Keep Loomis Small!!
Moved here 30 years ago for small town living. Keep Loomis small.
High density housing has no place in a small town where most residents have horses, goats, sheep, and the rural life is prized. Please don't approve this project!
Keep Loomis small!!!!!!
The plan goes completely against who we are as a small community
This constant drive for more and more is suffocating us. We need to stand up to this uncontrolled growth and start looking at sustainability. Which involves asking the question, "What does Loomis have now that we do not want to see lost?" Growth in our area is inevitable. However, the residents of Loomis might still have the power in numbers to insure that growth continues within limits. Limits that protect the community and civic groups, agricultural areas (because that too is part of our history), small business (sole proprietorships - no LLP's or franchises larger than two). We need solutions that improve air quality and truely mitigate the total carbon toll of the proposed growth, along with moving forward in adressing these same environmental issues for existing conditions.
Keep Loomis the way it is.
Keep Loomis small.
My husbands family moved to the area 60 years ago and has always loved the small town feel. My family moved to the area 30 years ago because of it being a rural community. Please don't change this community to a city!!
Keep Loomis small
Keep Loomis small.
Please keep open. Important to so many people.
No thank you! Keep Loomis small.
Development is good, and should move forward. But only within the confines of the previously established culture and ideology of The town of Loomis. Please keep the zoning reasonable, there is no need for this density here. One can simply drive 5 minutes to rocklin, or 10 to roseville. Loomis represents rural country living, and always had. There is nothing to gain for the existing citizens by allowing this zoning exception. Do what is right for those who live here and please represent our best interests first and foremost.
Keep our town small. That is why we live here.