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The city denied the permit and shut this absurd proposal down for good. We forced the zoning board to listen and protected the character of our neighborhood against their corporate greed. Watch them closely just in case they try to pull this stunt elsewhere.

May 18, 2014

No Goodwill Store & Donations Center at NE Corner of Warner & McClintock

No Goodwill Store & Donations Center at NE Corner of Warner & McClintock

🏆 Won — 165 supporters Verified

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Started by Judy Tapscott 12 years, 3 months ago
We, the undersigned Corona/South Tempe residents, believe that the location of the Goodwill Store & Donation Center at the NE corner of McClintock & Warner is in conflict with the goals & objectives of the Corona/South Tempe Character Area as it relates to the General Plan.


Deny the Use Permit at the Public Hearing, Tuesday, April 15, 2014 @ 1:30 pm, 31 E 5th St, Tempe

Updates

April 10, 2014

The massive surge of support proves that we are not going to let the city planners ignore our neighborhood character. Goodwill and the zoning board need to understand that this project is dead on arrival if they value our community at all.

Reached 100 supporters

April 10, 2014

6 Comments

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David Powell
12 years ago Featured

KEEP GOODWILL OUT OF OUR AREA! IT DOES NOT FIT THE NEIGHBORHOOD CHARACTER.

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Mike Singh
12 years ago Featured

this corner is way too busy for trucks coming and going all day. bad planning.

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Sarah Hale
12 years ago Featured

traffic is already a nightmare at this intersection. adding a donation center is just going to make it worse for everyone trying to get home.

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Linda Powell
12 years ago Featured

we dont need more junk piling up in our neighborhood. look at other areas of tempe that actually want this.

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Jason Meyer
12 years ago Featured

not the right spot for this. really hope the city listens to us for once.

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Karen Novak
12 years ago Featured

seriously? we have enough traffic issues already. why keep squeezing these things into residential zones

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