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we won and the city denied the rezoning request for deepwater. thanks to everyone who signed because we actually stopped this thing. we need to keep our eyes open just in case they try another move like this later.

February 12, 2020

NO 2 DEEPWATER PROJECT NO 2 RESIDENTIAL ZONE CHANGES IN WILMINGTON!

NO 2 DEEPWATER PROJECT NO 2 RESIDENTIAL ZONE CHANGES IN WILMINGTON!

🏆 Won — 508 supporters Verified

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Started by Deepwater Neighbors 7 years, 6 months ago

WE the stakeholders of Wilmington OBJECT to the proposed project located at 1424 Deepwater in Wilmington. This project is located in an R1 residential area and is not equiped to handle such a large project. The stakeholders of Wilmington have been trying to preserve and expand our current R1 housing not decrease it. R1 housing stock in Wilmington is already below average compared to other communities in the area. We petition that the request to rezone 1424 Deepwater in Wilmington be denied. We further request any other projects seeking to to change R1 zoning in Wilmington also be denied.

Updates

Reached 500 supporters

January 3, 2020

Reached 100 supporters

March 7, 2019

139 Comments

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Olivia Fernandez
6 years ago Featured

Capped oil wells are not safe and a grave impact on nearby homes, in the community that already has other homeless housing, more traffic congestion, and not supportive of keeping R1 zoning and single family dwellings..

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Carl
6 years ago Featured

Very scary to think a council person would support this so close to schools, parks and residents. Home owners nearby should be concerned about their values going down

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Anonymous
6 years ago Featured

I object to the proposed project located at 1424 Deepwater in Wilmington. We don’t need more buildings and transients near our schools and park where children will be jeopardized. This community is already below average compared to other communities. No means No!

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Jackie Martinez
6 years ago Featured

I have 3 kids whom love to play outside with the neighbors. If this happens this will make me keep my kids indoors...This is totally not acceptable. Let the Politicians build a shelter on their block

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Rita Rivera
6 years ago Featured

It’s near our children’s schools and park..Please you have so many other locations we feel like we can’t breathe already with these containers and the noise in our surroundings we feel congested.!!

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Stephanie Ortega
6 years ago Featured

No!!! We don’t need any rezoning projects what we do need is more beautification projects and more citations to these trucking companies thank keep destroying our city

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Mark Crother
6 years ago

The area is already too crowded

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Keep this R1 zone. Property values will go down. Joe Buscaino needs to listen to the people of Wilmington. Build this project in PV or in Joes back yard.