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'Me too!' letter to deny Dixon Ranch

368 Comments

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V Lynn Anderson
9 years ago

NO on this development - too much traffic and no resolution for it or bad road surfaces. Also, we are being rationed on water - but it is OK for all these new homes? Someone is lying to us!!!

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Marilyn Anderson
9 years ago

We do NOT want this project.

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Dustin Bingham
9 years ago

That the builder is only covering such a small amount of the traffic impact (it will be in the millions, not the thousands) is disgraceful. Yes, they are paying some into the county coffers, but we need much more allocated directly to impacts for such projects. Too high of density given surrounding zoning, and the road capacity that can be reasonably expected to be completed prior to houses going in. I disagree with the rezoning that took place, or the ignoring of the RE-5/RE-10 requirements. This obviously flies in the face of what residents voted in, so please take heed. Give John's revived committee a chance to weigh in. We want responsible growth....and this is NOT it.

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Patrick Holmes
9 years ago

Please don't approve this development.

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Pamela Gustafson
9 years ago

Please keep the original plan with 5 acre homesites. With so many other homes being built in El Dorado Hills I doubt we can squeeze in a plan like Dixon. The only people benefiting from this proposal is the developer. Why should they make money at the expense of our quality of life? This is nothing but greed and I can't believe it's even being considered.

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Jonnie Galindo
9 years ago

Please don't allow this project to go through!

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Cathy Bollong
9 years ago

We are running out of water to support more people in this state. Greedy politicians.

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Jaimie Porter
9 years ago

Too many houses!! Don't waive the parcel size requirements for this development. El Dorado County has already grown too much. Let's keep the rest of El Dorado County rural. That's the whole reason why we live here!

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Brandy Gugger
9 years ago

We already have way to much traffic on this road! building additional homes in this area is crazy!

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Molly Kelly
9 years ago

Sorry, but our roads cannot take this burden. Keep density out!

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Judith Gee
9 years ago

Our area cannot support this overly-large development! There will be heavy impact on traffic, water, and quality of life for the people who already live here!

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Lisa Ewing
9 years ago

There is not enough infrastructure in place to have this many more homes in this area!!!

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Paula agostini
9 years ago

Please deny or significantly scale back this project. It will significantly impact our quality of life by increasing traffic, and impacting services such as police and fire protection. The project will also have negative impacts on schools, libraries and other services. Thank you, Paula Agostini

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Karen
9 years ago

We do not need more car's on Green Valley Rd, and the impact it will make on the water table not to mention the environment is to much!! Do not allow this. Please.

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AnneMarie Olson
9 years ago

Let's promote prudent RESPONSIBILITY in growing our communities.

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Brittany Gibbons
9 years ago

There is no reason to build more houses in our town. As of now our roads can't handle the traffic that it has. Roads are falling apart due to the amount of traffic. We are just ruining our nice town by allowing a contractor to build 605 houses. Please do let this happen.

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Debbie Reed
9 years ago

Too much traffic!

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Marti Avolicino
9 years ago

Green Valley Road would become Green Valley Freeway if this development is approved....and, that is not the worst of the impact on this lovely community!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

It's too beautiful to destroy.

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Robert E Fitchett
9 years ago

I vote NO.