There is a petition to change the zoning for a piece of land at Quarterhorse and Blue Diamond to high density housing. This was described as a 3 story LOW RENT apartment complex. If you disagree with this zoning change, please sign the petition. The next meeting to discuss this issue is March 28th, so the petition will be handed in at that time.
The momentum behind this effort reflects a shared commitment to keeping our community at its current scale. Reaching one hundred signatures will provide a much clearer signal to the planning board that our neighborhood values its original designation.
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Lynn Burke
8 years ago
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I’ve been a resident out in this area since 2002. I moved out here when there was nothing and have seen the views being more and more obstructed and the traffic increased, higher taxes, and more pollution. I strongly oppose more high density construction. Enough is enough!
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Matthew Reid
8 years ago
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We opposed high density housing a few years back when they wanted to place it off of Durango and Peeble. Moving it a little further west and south does not change the fact that this is the wrong area for this type of housing.
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John Tupper
8 years ago
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There are not enough businesses, restaurants and stores in this area of town. Too many houses and apartment buildings are being built and there's no infrastructure keeping up with housing. NO on high density! And certainly NO on LOW RENT.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
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We do not want any more apartments in Mountains Edge, especially low rent apartments. That does not help home values for those in this area. Additionally this area is overcrowded and our children suffer in crowded classes, as a result.
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Luis Lopez
8 years ago
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We do not need any more aparrments in this area. The roads cannot support the exrra traffic. The area desperately needs more commercial properties to provide jobs and convenience to it's already established residents.
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Miranda Prince
8 years ago
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My back wall would goes up to this lot and I am completely opposed to apartments being built here. I have lived for here for 6 years and I would not feel safe with apartments directly behind my home.
There is a petition to change the zoning for a piece of land at Quarterhorse and Blue Diamond to high density housing. This was described as a 3 story LOW RENT apartment complex. If you disagree with this zoning change, please sign the petition. The next meeting to discuss this issue is March 28th, so the petition will be handed in at that time.
The momentum behind this effort reflects a shared commitment to keeping our community at its current scale. Reaching one hundred signatures will provide a much clearer signal to the planning board that our neighborhood values its original designation.
374 Comments
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Lynn Burke
8 years ago
Featured
I’ve been a resident out in this area since 2002. I moved out here when there was nothing and have seen the views being more and more obstructed and the traffic increased, higher taxes, and more pollution. I strongly oppose more high density construction. Enough is enough!
M
Matthew Reid
8 years ago
Featured
We opposed high density housing a few years back when they wanted to place it off of Durango and Peeble. Moving it a little further west and south does not change the fact that this is the wrong area for this type of housing.
J
John Tupper
8 years ago
Featured
There are not enough businesses, restaurants and stores in this area of town. Too many houses and apartment buildings are being built and there's no infrastructure keeping up with housing. NO on high density! And certainly NO on LOW RENT.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
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We do not want any more apartments in Mountains Edge, especially low rent apartments. That does not help home values for those in this area. Additionally this area is overcrowded and our children suffer in crowded classes, as a result.
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Luis Lopez
8 years ago
Featured
We do not need any more aparrments in this area. The roads cannot support the exrra traffic. The area desperately needs more commercial properties to provide jobs and convenience to it's already established residents.
M
Miranda Prince
8 years ago
Featured
My back wall would goes up to this lot and I am completely opposed to apartments being built here. I have lived for here for 6 years and I would not feel safe with apartments directly behind my home.
I’ve been a resident out in this area since 2002. I moved out here when there was nothing and have seen the views being more and more obstructed and the traffic increased, higher taxes, and more pollution. I strongly oppose more high density construction. Enough is enough!