You can't handle the infrastructure of the county now - you should be embarrassed. Stop this nonsense now or get your resume updated. Thank You
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Kara Bertram
9 years ago
Originally, we were under the impression this was to be a much smaller development. For there to be a high density project, with only a 2 lane highway at it's main entrances, and not think of the impact this would have on our surrounding neighborhoods is a slap in the face. Because there is open land doesn't mean that we want it built on; we LOVE our rural areas, and for there to be housing at every open space we see is disheartening. Please rethink this; for us as a county to be put on water restrictions due to the recent drought, but asked to make space for MORE people to move in (when there are still so many open homes and continuous building going on in Blackstone on the other side of El Dorado Hills) is not something that aligns with our vision as a community.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Keep EDH open-space...it's why most of us chose to live here!
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Joe Carolan
9 years ago
This will create a traffic nightmare and our schools are already overcrowded. Oak Ridge has over 2500 students this year and only keeps increasing.
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Marc Vermette
9 years ago
Please use common sense and deny this massive expansion. The area cannot support it!
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Rayona Sharpnack
9 years ago
This will be a disaster on so many levels.....we must stop it!!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
This will create a traffic nightmare and our schools are already overcrowded. Oak Ridge has over 2500 students this year and only keeps increasing.
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Matthew Schug
9 years ago
This county is already stretched to the limit, in drought times, which will return. Keep El Dorado County rural.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
This project does not provide the correct self sufficiency in supporting infrastructure - transportation plus roads/lights emergency/fire, water, and school funding to make this a reasonably viable venture.
This project MUST provide self sufficient funding and not harm already thin resources.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Please do not approve Dixon ranch.
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Debi Hoffman
9 years ago
Please vote No on the Dixon Ranch proposal. The infrastructure cannot accommodate an influx of that much traffic.
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William cooper
9 years ago
I oppose this! Questions call 5107728022
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Susan miller
9 years ago
Keep us rural! The residents of this county don't want high density housing!
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Margaret Lippe
9 years ago
No Dixon Ranch as it is currently proposed
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Linda brown
9 years ago
The Davis Ranch development should be canceled due to the rural lifestyle we, the people of Eldorado cherish here. It is important to stay rural and to protect the fragile environment it is.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Moved here to get away from congestion. The zoning should NOT be changed to allow high density.
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Chris Brookshire
9 years ago
High density homes alter the style of life that exists up here. It brings city living, city environments to our rural community that do not and should not exist. This area will permanently and the damage will be unrecoverable if this is allowed to proceed.
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Rachel Leon
9 years ago
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We moved here from the Bay Area 16 years ago to get away from congestion and to retire in a peaceful and rural community. Green Valley Road would have to be widened and traffic lights and who's going to pay for that? That many homes if needed could be built off 50 not here!
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Jeff Janowiak
9 years ago
Please vote NO. Keep our county rural. Stop urban sprawl.
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Beth Glynn
9 years ago
Please deny the Dixon Ranch project. The General Plan is in place for a reason.
You can't handle the infrastructure of the county now - you should be embarrassed. Stop this nonsense now or get your resume updated. Thank You
Originally, we were under the impression this was to be a much smaller development. For there to be a high density project, with only a 2 lane highway at it's main entrances, and not think of the impact this would have on our surrounding neighborhoods is a slap in the face. Because there is open land doesn't mean that we want it built on; we LOVE our rural areas, and for there to be housing at every open space we see is disheartening. Please rethink this; for us as a county to be put on water restrictions due to the recent drought, but asked to make space for MORE people to move in (when there are still so many open homes and continuous building going on in Blackstone on the other side of El Dorado Hills) is not something that aligns with our vision as a community.
Keep EDH open-space...it's why most of us chose to live here!
This will create a traffic nightmare and our schools are already overcrowded. Oak Ridge has over 2500 students this year and only keeps increasing.
Please use common sense and deny this massive expansion. The area cannot support it!
This will be a disaster on so many levels.....we must stop it!!
This will create a traffic nightmare and our schools are already overcrowded. Oak Ridge has over 2500 students this year and only keeps increasing.
This county is already stretched to the limit, in drought times, which will return. Keep El Dorado County rural.
This project does not provide the correct self sufficiency in supporting infrastructure - transportation plus roads/lights emergency/fire, water, and school funding to make this a reasonably viable venture. This project MUST provide self sufficient funding and not harm already thin resources.
Please do not approve Dixon ranch.
Please vote No on the Dixon Ranch proposal. The infrastructure cannot accommodate an influx of that much traffic.
I oppose this! Questions call 5107728022
Keep us rural! The residents of this county don't want high density housing!
No Dixon Ranch as it is currently proposed
The Davis Ranch development should be canceled due to the rural lifestyle we, the people of Eldorado cherish here. It is important to stay rural and to protect the fragile environment it is.
Moved here to get away from congestion. The zoning should NOT be changed to allow high density.
High density homes alter the style of life that exists up here. It brings city living, city environments to our rural community that do not and should not exist. This area will permanently and the damage will be unrecoverable if this is allowed to proceed.
We moved here from the Bay Area 16 years ago to get away from congestion and to retire in a peaceful and rural community. Green Valley Road would have to be widened and traffic lights and who's going to pay for that? That many homes if needed could be built off 50 not here!
Please vote NO. Keep our county rural. Stop urban sprawl.
Please deny the Dixon Ranch project. The General Plan is in place for a reason.