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Smart development on Agua Fria

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Byron White
7 years ago Featured

Velarde street isn't big enough for current residents vehicle traffic, not to mention large emergency vehicles. I'm not opposed to development but it has to be sensible or you will have many angry residence and possiblly fatal accidents that shouldn't have happened.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Thanks for the information.

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Michael Shea
7 years ago Featured

Agua Fria street is a driving hazard now and has been for years. I sometimes have to wait for minutes to be able to pull out of my driveway at 1802 Agua Fria. R-7 zoning is not appropriate for this development. If you made an entrance to Cerrillos, maybe... My vote is NO!

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Dylan Mahoney
7 years ago

833 Osito Place. Velarde can not handle any more traffic and is not an appropriate entrance or exit for this new subdivision. Agua Fria in this area is already very busy due to it being only two lanes and the existing traffic. Rezoning this plot and developing it with 80 homes would be terrible for this neighborhood.

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Katelyn Mahoney
7 years ago

833 Osito Place. I am strongly opposed to the increased traffic caused from re-zoning.

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MC Domandi
7 years ago

623 Velarde St.

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John Pitts
7 years ago

Our neighborhood can not afford 200+ more cars on Agua Fria and safety precludes opening up Montano and Velarde to through traffic. 941 Nicole Place

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Siobhan Hancock
7 years ago

200 + cars will impact the traffic on both Agua Fria and Velarde and reduce emergency access , NOT improve it.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

953 Nicole Place, Santa Fe, NM 87505