Loomis is a small town by design. High density housing would clearly alter that in ways that could never be undone. It benefits only the developers whom I would guess does not live in Loomis. I know they would not do this to their home town!
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Shain hodges
10 years ago
Just say no
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Tina Carey
10 years ago
We moved here for the small town atmosphere. We came from where the mexican mafia was moving in. Crime will hit here hard IF this happens!!!!!
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Anthony Moyer
10 years ago
I do not support the project. keep our town small. Thank you!
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Peggy Love
10 years ago
Keep Loomis the small town we all know and love! Fight the greed that demands more access for those who want to enjoy the privilege of this small town but cannot afford it. By "making room" for more people to enjoy it, we destroy the very nature of it. Any new development MUST strive to maintain the rural atmosphere. We live close to metropolitanturban sprawl and we chose NOT to buy homes there for a reason! Keep the agreed upon limitations to the land in question, and keep Loomis SMALL!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Retain Loomis' small town atmosphere. Don't change zoning laws to increase noise and air pollution, traffic congestion, and crime. Move to Rocklin or Roseville.
Let the Loomis residents decide what is best for their community, not a handful of people looking to pad their bank account.
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Alan Holman
10 years ago
December 17, 1984, when the Town of Loomis officially incorporated. The Town was in danger of being annexed by its neighbor Rocklin and the residents voted to incorporate to preserve local control, partly on the issue of preserving the "small town" character and historic structures such as the High Hand and Blue Goose fruit packing sheds which sit between Taylor Road (a segment of historic Highway 40) and the Union Pacific Railroad tracks.
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David Bacchi
10 years ago
Keep Loomis a small town!
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Patrick Miller
10 years ago
This is a horrible idea! Keep our town small, stop the growth.
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Alyssa McCrary
10 years ago
Please don't destroy our small town! I'm sick of developers coming in and building houses on top of one another. We should treasure what small towns are remaining in our state and forbid developers from destroying them just for profit. We moved to Loomis because it was a small town. Loomis is a reflection of what every town should be; welcoming, friendly, supportive and family oriented. If you allow developers to build those homes, Loomis will no longer be what makes Loomis great. It'll kill this town and all the small family businesses within this beautiful town.
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Kieran ODonnell
10 years ago
Do not change the zoning - keep Loomis beautiful. The proposed development is out of character for Loomis and would result in a huge population change.
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Candice Smith
10 years ago
I grew up in Loomis and I can't bear to see more and more of the town I grew up in disappear more each year, all in the name of money.
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Marvin Pedersen
10 years ago
Do as originally promised. Do what the people expect for our small town/big family. Homes with no yards means alot of kids roaming around town.
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Ken Nassi
10 years ago
Keep Loomis small
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Crystal lau
10 years ago
I do not want loomis to grow!!!!
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William Quenneville Sr
10 years ago
Loomis will become East Rocklin if this project is approved. I live here because I want to be in a small town. Please keep Loomis, Loomis...
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Loomis is a unique community that will be negatively impacted with developments like these. Changing the zoning would be a huge mistake.
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Tracy Baker
10 years ago
Living in the country means seeing dirt. It does not mean filling all the dirt with buildings!
Loomis is a small town by design. High density housing would clearly alter that in ways that could never be undone. It benefits only the developers whom I would guess does not live in Loomis. I know they would not do this to their home town!
Just say no
We moved here for the small town atmosphere. We came from where the mexican mafia was moving in. Crime will hit here hard IF this happens!!!!!
I do not support the project. keep our town small. Thank you!
Keep Loomis the small town we all know and love! Fight the greed that demands more access for those who want to enjoy the privilege of this small town but cannot afford it. By "making room" for more people to enjoy it, we destroy the very nature of it. Any new development MUST strive to maintain the rural atmosphere. We live close to metropolitanturban sprawl and we chose NOT to buy homes there for a reason! Keep the agreed upon limitations to the land in question, and keep Loomis SMALL!
Retain Loomis' small town atmosphere. Don't change zoning laws to increase noise and air pollution, traffic congestion, and crime. Move to Rocklin or Roseville. Let the Loomis residents decide what is best for their community, not a handful of people looking to pad their bank account.
December 17, 1984, when the Town of Loomis officially incorporated. The Town was in danger of being annexed by its neighbor Rocklin and the residents voted to incorporate to preserve local control, partly on the issue of preserving the "small town" character and historic structures such as the High Hand and Blue Goose fruit packing sheds which sit between Taylor Road (a segment of historic Highway 40) and the Union Pacific Railroad tracks.
Keep Loomis a small town!
This is a horrible idea! Keep our town small, stop the growth.
Please don't destroy our small town! I'm sick of developers coming in and building houses on top of one another. We should treasure what small towns are remaining in our state and forbid developers from destroying them just for profit. We moved to Loomis because it was a small town. Loomis is a reflection of what every town should be; welcoming, friendly, supportive and family oriented. If you allow developers to build those homes, Loomis will no longer be what makes Loomis great. It'll kill this town and all the small family businesses within this beautiful town.
Do not change the zoning - keep Loomis beautiful. The proposed development is out of character for Loomis and would result in a huge population change.
I grew up in Loomis and I can't bear to see more and more of the town I grew up in disappear more each year, all in the name of money.
Do as originally promised. Do what the people expect for our small town/big family. Homes with no yards means alot of kids roaming around town.
Keep Loomis small
I do not want loomis to grow!!!!
Loomis will become East Rocklin if this project is approved. I live here because I want to be in a small town. Please keep Loomis, Loomis...
Loomis is a unique community that will be negatively impacted with developments like these. Changing the zoning would be a huge mistake.
Living in the country means seeing dirt. It does not mean filling all the dirt with buildings!
Keep Loomis small!
Keep Loomis population small!