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'Me too!' letter to deny Dixon Ranch

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Bill Boyd
9 years ago

I'm just fed up with this encroachment and unneeded and unwanted development by these developers who could care less about the impact their project would have on this area and our quality way of life, they don't give a Damn, for one reason because they don't live here and personal enrichment at the cost to others of their quality way of life and peacfull existence that they bought and paid for to enjoy, is of absolutely no mind or care to the developer or to those in county government who simply want a large income tax base generated from this development and without one thought or care of the massive impact that it without question will have on the desired rural way of life that we, those of us who live here, do not want to give to, nor should have to, our way of life to the developers or the county, we as citizens of El Dorado county must stand together and stop this needless and unwanted encrochment into our county and the rural and quiet life we moved here to enjoy!!

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Michael Wilmer
9 years ago

Rescue resident

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Bruce Berger
9 years ago

I live off of Deer valley Rd and am against this project until such time as the developers pay for road expansions and other critical infrastructure expansions to accomoodate these new residents.

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Sue Goodrich
9 years ago

Stop selling out to developers! They don't want to pay for things they cause, like widened roads, water, etc.

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Brian McGlinchey
9 years ago

This undermines the rural quality of El Dorado County that makes us unique. It also ignores Measure E, which is to say it ignores the will of the voters in this county.

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Suzanna and John George
9 years ago

This project would have a very detrimental effect on the environment and traffic congestion along the Green Valley corridor.

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Jerry Avallone
9 years ago

Dear Supv. Plz vote NO on the Dixon Ranch proposal for the General Plan amendment to allow 605 res parcels where there are 4 today. Thank you for your consideration. Jerry Avallone-Sierra Crossing Developement

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Anonymous
9 years ago

We Live off of Greenvalley Road and the traffic is horrendous now and we've seen many fatality accidents. To add 600 homes to this is unthinkable

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Kathleen Spinola
9 years ago

No to 600 homes on Dixon Ranch

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Ted Dalporto
9 years ago

Vote NO on Dixon ranch.

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Erin Sboemake
9 years ago

I am interested in keeping Malcolm Dixon rural and country without high density housing.

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Christine Starr
9 years ago

We need to keep El Dorado County Rural! We don't need more homes being built so more flatlanders can move up here & tell us what we need to change in our county. If they don't like the way things are, GO Back Home! Keep El Dorado County Rural! No new homes!

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Melissa genovese
9 years ago

Big money stop ruining our neighborhood and lifestyle. This is ridiculous.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

We did our due diligence before moving up here 23 years ago and knew what was to have been permitted to be built in the space behind our home. However, since then you have obliterated the general plan and rezoned lots to a ridiculous level! Never in our wildest dreams would we ever think you would be allowed to take 4 parcels and divide them into 605! That should be illegal!

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Jennifer Genovese
9 years ago

This will ruin our rural neighborhood! So many of us will move... This development does not belong here!

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Kyle budd
9 years ago

Have already changed what el dorado hills use to feel like growing up let's not make it worse. Follow the laws we voted on!!

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Courtney Thayer
9 years ago

If this land was up for sale in 5 to 10 Acre plots I would be in the market to purchase.

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Lynette DeWilde
9 years ago

Please do what is right for the people you represent and vote NO!!!

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Barbara Orosco
9 years ago

The impact on Green Valley Rd alone would be totally unsafe since it a two lane rd.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Please consider the impact this would have on Green Valley Road. We moved here to get away from mass developments