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Mountains Edge Rejection of zoning change to high density apartments

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Reyna P Salas
8 years ago

The ghetto has to stay in the ghetto!! That's the reason I bought my property in Enterprise.

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Christopher
8 years ago

Why would anyone want this? No one wants people who either cannot afford, or cannot plan to purchase their own home. Keep these losers away.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

I oppose

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Anonymous
8 years ago

No more apartments. No low income anything. You have plenty of places for low income properties. We don’t need the crime or the problems.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

No thanks... let's bring in infrastructure that increase value to the community, not stress it further.

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Maria Roy
8 years ago

Yes, more police stations!

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Maria Roy
8 years ago

Too many suspicious activities as it is, please don’t add to this

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Larry Cordes
8 years ago

No to this project. Police station would be better.

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Teresa C
8 years ago

Against low rent housing

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Anonymous
8 years ago

How about a police station instead!?

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Anonymous
8 years ago

No!!!!!

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Daniel Gonzales
8 years ago

No, for these apartments.

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Todd Christensen
8 years ago

There is plenty of high density housing already zoned and we need our politicians and county planners to have the residents interests in mind, not the developers profits.

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Natalie
8 years ago

This will ruin the already over crowded neighborhood

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Donna Jones
8 years ago

I oppose the rezoning of Blue Diamond and Quarterhorse to build apartments

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Kristina Gebers
8 years ago

No way!

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Bill Bruce
8 years ago

I do not agree with this nor do I want this in my backyard!! We already have enough low income (section 8) housing in this community caused by the down turn in the market in 2010 and the government purchasing them for this reason!!!!!

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Diane Droz Morin
8 years ago

I oppose the building and approval of a proposal for low cost housing at Quarterhorse and Blue Diamond in Las Vegas, NV.

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Christopher Smith
8 years ago

We don't want this travesty to happen.

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Liz Anderson
8 years ago

Mountains edge is already over-populated for the low amount of retail and community services available to us. Never mind the complete lack of infrastructure in roads and traffic management.