Remember who you are sworn to serve your constituents, not big developers. Respect what your constituency has already told you they value with their votes.
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Gary Ellis
9 years ago
Keep Green Valley a country highway.
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Bruce Quinn
9 years ago
Please vote no on the Dixon Ranch proposal for a General Plan amendment. The negative impacts brought about by the increased density will significantly degrade our quality of life.
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Mark Kleinhans
9 years ago
Approving this request for land use change would be a careless choice preserving the intentions for buffers of original RE zoning between the suburban areas of El Dorado Hills and Cameron Park along Green Valley Rd. unable to accommodate the demands of increased traffic for this vulnerable and fragile thoroughfare. The conceptual design of this project is attractive but it's out of place for this geographic setting. A mix of RE3 to RE5 is more appropriate and conducive to our neighborhood of RE5 zoning directly next door here in Green Springs Ranch. We would be threatened and impacted significantly if approved.
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Marcia Robinson
9 years ago
We want to keep this area rural and no re-zoning. Green Valley Road is not prepared to handle all the traffic that would come from this! People did not purchase homes in this area to have this happen.
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Sue McClurg
9 years ago
This project is not compatible with the surrounding properties. High-density does not meet current zon
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Anonymous
9 years ago
The People approved Measure E. Don't blow them off! Too dense, too much traffic with no plan to improve Green Valley Rd., Build it someplace that's more appropriate for such density!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
This goes against everything this county is about. Dont turn us into another Elk Grove.
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Peggy Zappen
9 years ago
Keep El Dorado Hills open. Green Valley Road not designed to carry all the additional traffic.
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Nancy engdall
9 years ago
This would turn traffic into a nightmare.
Please control the congestion on Green Valley Road!
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Pamela Cole
9 years ago
To congested as far as traffic.
Keep it rural!!!!
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Dave falca
9 years ago
How about 20 estates? 600 homes is too large
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Donna Milliron
9 years ago
This is a terrible idea, wrong location for this density! The area cannot support this increase in need for water and traffic mitigation!
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Steven Proe
9 years ago
Please deny this project of some 605 homes. These types of projects are ruining the quality of life for the other residents of El Dorado County.
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Diane Adams
9 years ago
We need to preserve or history, this ranch is on a well traved rd where it can be seen as a standing piece of history.
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Jane Frey
9 years ago
A vote NO is requested for the use of this land bringing 605 homes. Traffic will clog the road already heavily used by residents and bicyclists, increase air pollution and continue to crush the road with needed heavy construction equipment.
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Charles F Frey
9 years ago
Traffic snarls, destruction of pasture lands replaced by dense housing alters the total atmosphere of the area.
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Karen Smith
9 years ago
Definitely a vote no.
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David Gersten
9 years ago
Too Many homes for Green Valley.
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Pamela Cole
9 years ago
To many homes for this area. Greenvalley road will not be able to handle the traffic congestion.
Remember who you are sworn to serve your constituents, not big developers. Respect what your constituency has already told you they value with their votes.
Keep Green Valley a country highway.
Please vote no on the Dixon Ranch proposal for a General Plan amendment. The negative impacts brought about by the increased density will significantly degrade our quality of life.
Approving this request for land use change would be a careless choice preserving the intentions for buffers of original RE zoning between the suburban areas of El Dorado Hills and Cameron Park along Green Valley Rd. unable to accommodate the demands of increased traffic for this vulnerable and fragile thoroughfare. The conceptual design of this project is attractive but it's out of place for this geographic setting. A mix of RE3 to RE5 is more appropriate and conducive to our neighborhood of RE5 zoning directly next door here in Green Springs Ranch. We would be threatened and impacted significantly if approved.
We want to keep this area rural and no re-zoning. Green Valley Road is not prepared to handle all the traffic that would come from this! People did not purchase homes in this area to have this happen.
This project is not compatible with the surrounding properties. High-density does not meet current zon
The People approved Measure E. Don't blow them off! Too dense, too much traffic with no plan to improve Green Valley Rd., Build it someplace that's more appropriate for such density!
This goes against everything this county is about. Dont turn us into another Elk Grove.
Keep El Dorado Hills open. Green Valley Road not designed to carry all the additional traffic.
This would turn traffic into a nightmare. Please control the congestion on Green Valley Road!
To congested as far as traffic. Keep it rural!!!!
How about 20 estates? 600 homes is too large
This is a terrible idea, wrong location for this density! The area cannot support this increase in need for water and traffic mitigation!
Please deny this project of some 605 homes. These types of projects are ruining the quality of life for the other residents of El Dorado County.
We need to preserve or history, this ranch is on a well traved rd where it can be seen as a standing piece of history.
A vote NO is requested for the use of this land bringing 605 homes. Traffic will clog the road already heavily used by residents and bicyclists, increase air pollution and continue to crush the road with needed heavy construction equipment.
Traffic snarls, destruction of pasture lands replaced by dense housing alters the total atmosphere of the area.
Definitely a vote no.
Too Many homes for Green Valley.
To many homes for this area. Greenvalley road will not be able to handle the traffic congestion.