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The zoning request was officially denied today because you showed up and refused to let our neighborhood be overlooked. I honestly never thought we could win against such a massive plan but you proved me wrong. Please keep an eye on the area just in case but for now we …

September 26, 2018

NO to ALLURA 420 APARTMENTS REZONING ON LIVINGSTON

NO to ALLURA 420 APARTMENTS REZONING ON LIVINGSTON

🏆 Won — 420 supporters Verified

Final supporters

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Belinda O.
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Someone
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Marion A.
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Mario f.
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Someone
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Maddie G.
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THOMAS J.
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William D.
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ADRIAN B.
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Kamila G.
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Started by Anne-Marie Cadwallader 8 years ago

(NOTE: This petition with the collected signatures - the goal is 1,000 signatures or more- will be presented in final form to each of our Collier County Commissioners, and to James Sabo, the Principal Planner for the county's Growth Management Department, both by email as well as by hand.)

(ALSO NOTE: No contributions are asked for or required in this petition! The iPetitions site automatically will bring up a contribution page when you click to sign; the contributions are for iPetitions itself, as it is a free service to all, and runs on contributions. Just click on the "x" at the upper right on the contributions page, and continue to sign.)

The southeast corner of Livingston Rd.and Veterans Memorial Parkway in North Naples is under contract by Stock Development to be cleared for the construction of a four story, 420 unit apartment complex, contingent on a successful re-zoning to RPUD. The 35 acres in this wooded lot currently is zoned for a maximum of 107 units, single or multi family. Stock is asking to build 420 units on this acreage, with parking structures that can be three to four stories high. The purchase contract for this land is contingent on a successful re-zoning. WE, THE RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITIES OF LIVINGSTON RD, WILL BE PERMANENTLY AND NEGATIVELY IMPACTED BY SUCH A HUGE INCREASE IN DENSITY IN THE MIDDLE OF OUR QUIET NEIGHBORHOODS OF OWNER OWNED HOMES. WE ARE OPPOSED TO THE REZONING OF THIS ACREAGE THAT WILL ALLOW STOCK DEVELOPMENT TO BUILD A FOUR STORY, 420 UNIT APARTMENT COMPLEX.

Updates

September 15, 2018

I honestly never expected 250 people to care about this corner of the neighborhood as much as I do. It is really moving to see so many neighbors stepping up to protect our area. You all are the ones driving this momentum and I am just doing my best to keep up.

Reached 250 supporters

September 14, 2018

September 14, 2018

I honestly never expected this many people to notice the rezoning issue so quickly. Seeing a hundred names pop up is entirely down to your willingness to speak up for our neighborhood. I am just humbled to see that so many of you care about keeping our community the way it is.

September 13, 2018

I am truly overwhelmed by how many of you have reached out to share your concerns about the Livingston project. It turns out I am not alone in my worries about this neighborhood and I am just doing my best to keep up with all your messages. This is becoming something much larger than I ever imagined it would be.

Reached 100 supporters

September 13, 2018

165 Comments

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Marion Andrews
8 years ago Featured

This area is starting to lose all its charm. It is getting too busy and we’re losing all the green areas. Bad for the environment, bad for what’s left of the wildlife, and bad for our home values. The west coast of Florida has always been special. Let’s keep it that way!

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Brad Overby
8 years ago Featured

I did not purchase in this area so a builder could destroy the environment with apartments. When we purchased we checked to make certain the area was zoned for housing NOT apartments. Now the city wants to re-zone, if done so we will make certain to vote these city officials out of office.

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Dominic Mancini
8 years ago Featured

As a resident of Camden Lakes, I am opposed to having Stock build a 420-unit apartment complex on a parcel of land that is currently zoned for a maximum of 107 units. This parcel should not be rezoned!

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Blair Gurick
8 years ago Featured

Please for kids safely , the traffic and our middle school kids Ridding bikes to school with even more cars is so so dangerous - Livingston road is so scary and cars are so fast and to add more with two huge schools right near by is way to dangerous !

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Joanne Fluehr
8 years ago Featured

The traffic on Livingston Avenue is already horribly congested, especially in the morning and late afternoon. It is often a half hour wait to get from veterans Parkway to Bonita Beach Road on Livingston. This complex will only further congest an already overcrowded road. Please do NOT approve.

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Gregory Cheffer
8 years ago Featured

Absolutely not!!! Would never have moved here had I known this was in the works. 420 units (1,2,3BR's) @ 4 people per unit (average) equals 1680 tenants. Two cars per unit equals an additional 3,360 vehicles in this small area. Wont work!

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Mario frattaroli
8 years ago

Too many units

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Anonymous
8 years ago

I vote NO