Too many houses close together for this rural area! No on Dixon Ranch development.
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Kristen Armstrong
9 years ago
We want to keep El Dorado County rural!
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Mark Paoli
9 years ago
I too am originally from the bay area.
Moved up here 30 years ago to go to school and never left. First settled in Sacramento but it got too crazy. Then moved to Briggs Ranch in Folsom where I had a view of open space along with horses...then came Empire Ranch and all the surrounding development and so much for my serenity. Moved to El Dorado Hills 15 years ago to get away from the uncontrolled development and now here we go again. I am not opposed to growth or development but it needs to be reasonable and it needs to fit in with the surrounding communities and nature. Dixon Ranch is way too dense and does not fit in with the type of developments the residents of this community want. Not to say we were here first but those of us who have been here for some time moved here for a reason. We liked what EDH offered...nice homes with good size lots, the rural character, the good schools etc. We pay a premium to live here...homes are pricey, taxes are high and do I have to mention EID or PG&E. Let's keep El Dorado Hills as the wonderful place it is. No on Dixon Ranch!!!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
no one Dixon ranch!
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Foster Bumpus
9 years ago
This proposed development will wreck the rural environment in EL Dorado Hills. Don't do it.
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Melissa Tregilgas
9 years ago
The loss of valuable grazing land is irreplaceable. People in our county need to eat and you can't grow nutrient dense animal protien in a subdivision.
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Dennis R Beland
9 years ago
Do not ignore the peoples voice
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Patricia McCabe
9 years ago
Let' preserve EDH. No more building!
Just like the song "pave paradise to put up a parking lot".
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Phil Odion
9 years ago
Please let me know if there is any volunteer work for RCU I could do.
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John Garcia
9 years ago
Please Vote no on Dixon Ranch proposal of 605 residential parcels. These high density projects are destroying our rural character.
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Jim Langley
9 years ago
This is obviously an inappropriate neighborhood for such a high-density development. In addition, we need to resolve the infrastructure issues before adding the additional strain on the County resources this project would create.
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Vincent Graham
9 years ago
Does not make sense for this area.
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Ray Myers
9 years ago
I oppose Dixon Ranch
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Lets fix up the current houses before adding more. Leave the land to nature and stop allowing greedy developers to make millions by stealing out natural land.
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Debra Kelley
9 years ago
Vote no on Dixon Ranch. Too many concomitant responsibilities being dodged by Dixon Ranch Ventures.
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John Hovey
9 years ago
A yes vote on this project is a vote to destroy the rural character of this area and the property values of the 5 plus acre parcels adjacent to this abomination. Please Vote NO.
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Joyce Radmanovich
9 years ago
No on increased density
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Curtis Leipold
9 years ago
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Please vote NO on Dixon Ranch.
It is wrong to keep changing zoning and land use restrictions everytime a developer waves money around.
Residents do not want this project and RESIDENTS are the ones who should have the greatest say in what their communities should look like.
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Nick Carboni
9 years ago
Green Valley road can not handle the traffic now, what will happen when 605 more houses are added to the problem.
Don't build more
Too many houses close together for this rural area! No on Dixon Ranch development.
We want to keep El Dorado County rural!
I too am originally from the bay area. Moved up here 30 years ago to go to school and never left. First settled in Sacramento but it got too crazy. Then moved to Briggs Ranch in Folsom where I had a view of open space along with horses...then came Empire Ranch and all the surrounding development and so much for my serenity. Moved to El Dorado Hills 15 years ago to get away from the uncontrolled development and now here we go again. I am not opposed to growth or development but it needs to be reasonable and it needs to fit in with the surrounding communities and nature. Dixon Ranch is way too dense and does not fit in with the type of developments the residents of this community want. Not to say we were here first but those of us who have been here for some time moved here for a reason. We liked what EDH offered...nice homes with good size lots, the rural character, the good schools etc. We pay a premium to live here...homes are pricey, taxes are high and do I have to mention EID or PG&E. Let's keep El Dorado Hills as the wonderful place it is. No on Dixon Ranch!!!
no one Dixon ranch!
This proposed development will wreck the rural environment in EL Dorado Hills. Don't do it.
The loss of valuable grazing land is irreplaceable. People in our county need to eat and you can't grow nutrient dense animal protien in a subdivision.
Do not ignore the peoples voice
Let' preserve EDH. No more building! Just like the song "pave paradise to put up a parking lot".
Please let me know if there is any volunteer work for RCU I could do.
Please Vote no on Dixon Ranch proposal of 605 residential parcels. These high density projects are destroying our rural character.
This is obviously an inappropriate neighborhood for such a high-density development. In addition, we need to resolve the infrastructure issues before adding the additional strain on the County resources this project would create.
Does not make sense for this area.
I oppose Dixon Ranch
Lets fix up the current houses before adding more. Leave the land to nature and stop allowing greedy developers to make millions by stealing out natural land.
Vote no on Dixon Ranch. Too many concomitant responsibilities being dodged by Dixon Ranch Ventures.
A yes vote on this project is a vote to destroy the rural character of this area and the property values of the 5 plus acre parcels adjacent to this abomination. Please Vote NO.
No on increased density
Please vote NO on Dixon Ranch. It is wrong to keep changing zoning and land use restrictions everytime a developer waves money around. Residents do not want this project and RESIDENTS are the ones who should have the greatest say in what their communities should look like.
Green Valley road can not handle the traffic now, what will happen when 605 more houses are added to the problem.