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'Me too!' letter to deny Dixon Ranch

368 Comments

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Dorothy Burke
9 years ago

We are already having so much traffic. We do not. Need anymore new homes built!!!

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Laura mayes
9 years ago

Keep us rural! !!!

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Karen
9 years ago

No on the new development, keep this area rural

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Kassandra Dickerson
9 years ago

Please deny this EIR as visual and aesthetic impacts cannot be undone. Traffic counts. Water usage. Cultural sensitive areas. Biological habitat including endangered species I have identified on and near the project site. Increased runoff from impervious surfaces. Pollution. Light pollution. Air quality in the area and immediate vicinity. All are just a few things that should be grounds for denial.

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Gina Bartok
9 years ago

Keep it rural

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Loretta Zermani
9 years ago

We don't have the water or roads, schools, etc.

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Deborah Alaywan
9 years ago

Vote No!

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Linda Siqueido
9 years ago

Where are you going to get the water from ? What are you going to do about all that traffic?

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Lisa Jones
9 years ago

We don't want you're stinking development! That's too many homes, Serrano is bad enough!!

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Robin Laurie Lentini
9 years ago

Eldorado County supervisors need to be stopped before they ruin all of our county

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Robert Kramer
9 years ago

This development would be horrible for El Dorado Hills

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Teresa Bull
9 years ago

This development will add severely to the already congested traffic on Green Valley. We do not want this low density housing in our neighborhood!

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Sarah Pottin
9 years ago

Get the infrastructure and schools done before developing

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Leslie Erickson
9 years ago

Please Deny this subdivision! Green Valley Road is not a good location for so many homes and conjestion. Does not matter promises of expanding roads subsidized by the developers! Please keep this area RURAL

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Candis Donaldson
9 years ago

I would like to see this side of the county stay rural , this is the reason we bought our dream home out this way , traffic on my way to work will increase and not ok for this two lane highway

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Lynn Murray
9 years ago

No more glut in the Foothills.

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annette chinn
9 years ago

Please respect the General Plan and the quality of life for residents who voted for you to represent us and NOT the developers. Thank you.

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Blake Bethards
9 years ago

My property backs up to Dixon ranch.

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Jerry Bloom
9 years ago

This area is already zoned. This kind of dramatic change is just a developer attempt at a money grab.

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Viola Tara
9 years ago

The Dixon Ranch, home and barn, are historic sites. John C Fremont once toasted his toes there in front of the fireplace. It also served as a Pony Express stop. If you look at the sidewalk leading to the house, you will see the entire route of the Pony Express engraved there. This place should be a California History Museum, not another blight of houses. Lose your history, lose your future. El Dorado is the historic seat of this state. Quit throwing it away to developers who will pave it over.