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'Me too!' letter to deny Dixon Ranch

368 Comments

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Mona Smith
9 years ago

Moved from the city to get away from human congestion, traffic, noise. Please no more homes.

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Alfred wright
9 years ago

Too dense compared to adjacent lands. Traffic increase dangerous and unacceptable for green valley road. Thought this was rural el dorado county. Why do we need this density. What's the purpose.

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Ms Carla Compton
9 years ago

Oh Ya, ME TOO!

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Dr. Michelle Lemley
9 years ago

We do NOT want any further high-density development in our County! We do NOT have the water or the infrastructure for that, and we want to remain rural. Just stop it!

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Merrilee Posner
9 years ago

Too many unresolved issues and poor planning.

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Susan Wilson
9 years ago

I strongly oppose this development project. It is completely incompatible with surrounding land uses and does not have enough supporting infrastructure. The EIR is insufficient and full of recycled, broad-brush language rather than an honest statement of the many significant adverse impacts of this proposed project. Please protect the the integrity of the existing land uses, and the rights (to a proper public hearing/review process--required by CEQA) & desires of those who actually live in this community.

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Jennifer Jensen
9 years ago

Stop high density growth in our rural area!

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Kerry Steed
9 years ago

Too many homes for that parcel. Too many cars added to Green Valley Road. Design a subdivision that fits the area.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Please don't allow this to go through.

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Sue Taylor
9 years ago

This is a clear violation of Measure E. Especially as the Board of Supervisors has currently interpreted the measure.

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Denise young
9 years ago

Stop Dixon Ranch!

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Jodie aldridge
9 years ago

No we are no longer a small town enjoying the country life. It's all about getting rich developing this or that. Go away go back where you came from visit us on the weekends.

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Kenneth N Lewis
9 years ago

To much density for these four parcels. The traffic can not be supported by the existing Green Valley Road

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Anonymous
9 years ago

This development is far too dense for El Dorado County, especially when it is embedded in the Green Valley rural corridor. No thank you.

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Darla Martin
9 years ago

This high-density development is incongruous with the rural character of El Dorado County. Please do not allow this development to occur!

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Ken clifford
9 years ago

Keep rural

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Tricia
9 years ago

Please stop ruining our land. Its a rural area. We do not need this nor the congestion it will add to our roads.

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Karen Ricks
9 years ago

Our traffic problems throughout the county, not just in the high dollar areas, need to be fixed before any new developments are approved.

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Jose Rivera
9 years ago

NO.

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Ryan Burke
9 years ago

Where will the water come from for this development? We need to fix our current infrastructure before adding to the water shortage.