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'Me too!' letter to deny Dixon Ranch

368 Comments

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Sherida Raddigan
9 years ago

Only people who have to drive through the traffic jams this new housing division is going to cause should be allowed to vote for it! Do NOT approve this!

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James Adam
9 years ago

Please don't develop the open space

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MICHAEL FIELDS
9 years ago

we did not move out here to be in a crammed city type of enviroment

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Kim Ortega
9 years ago

Please do not approve this project.

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Margaret Kraintz
9 years ago

No no no

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Debra Hoss
9 years ago

We just moved into Highland View and was told there would be no construction behind our home. Do not want more traffic in the area.

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Vern K Kendle
9 years ago

The area cannot support this kind of density. What are you thinking? How does this development contribute to the quality of life for the existing neighborhood?

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Roberta Stratton Philipp
9 years ago

This is a crazy number of homes. There is no quality of life when too many rats in such a small cage. Please reconsider.

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T Carl Snyder
9 years ago

This is way too much housing on this property!!!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

No to Dixon ranch

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Charles T Barwis
9 years ago

If growth is to be limited then new construction permits should be sold to our residents. Developers should not be allowed to purchase all available permits and create these large subdivision land projects.

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Rich Kazanjian
9 years ago

Don't Destroy EDH. The traffic and congestion are already bad enough. People want to live here for the openness. Projects like this ruin the reasons to be here.

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David Madsen
9 years ago

This is insane. Infrastructure cannot handle this. Greenvally road will be a mess along with the traffic comes noise and pollution

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Catherine Tenner
9 years ago

Support the general plan and not developers.

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John burke
9 years ago

Way to concentrated housing . Minimum 1/2 acre each

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Jeff Erdmann
9 years ago

The traffic is already getting unbearable for a non-urban area. This would turn EDH blvd into Bidwell, which already takes 2-3 lights to cross the intersection on weekends....incredibly poor planning.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

I say NO!!!!

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Frank Liebert
9 years ago

No on Dixon Ranch.

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Bob Burdekin
9 years ago

There is already too much development is this once rural community.

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Gina Overstreet
9 years ago

Please do not approve this development. Traffic on Green Valley, Silva Valley Road and now Sophia is out of control. Please do not make El Dorado Hills like the Bay Area!