No room for more houses, apartments, condos, Short term rentals, cars or tourists, Coronado is really full. Count the Navy bases for housing in Coronado and they are responsible for traffic too.
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Pat McDonough
7 years ago
I vote no.
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Jerre Miller
7 years ago
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What a shame to increase housing units to make Coronado even busier & more crowded than it already is. Losing the flavor of the "village" atmosphere has already begun. Time to curb that trend. Each time I come "home" it's a reminder. Don't let the uniqueness of Coronado slip away.
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Julie Anna Pace
7 years ago
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This would hurt the infrastructure and surrounding beauty of an already congested town. NO DEVELOPMENT!!
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nanette Saad
7 years ago
Already crowded.
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Michael Giorgino
7 years ago
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Support Mayor Richard Bailey in this effort. Mandating 1,000 more housing units in Coronado will change the small town culture of our village forever. High handed bureaucratic overreach. We must oppose and stop it!
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Daron Case
· petition starter
7 years ago
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Coronado’s “share” of the regional housing need for the period 2010-2020 was allocated at 50 units, which Coronado exceeded by almost 400 units, or around 900%. That SANDAG did not give us a credit for the ~400 units we exceeded for 2010-2020, but instead is proposing to raise our allocated share to 1,000+ units for the 2021-2029 period, is unconscionable, as we have already EXCEEDED CAPACITY in town with respect to traffic, parking, sewer, and density. Bottom line — we will not comply with SANDAG’s RHNA process. Let them withhold our share of the state gas tax, which is a negligible pittance.
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Aleene Queen
7 years ago
Where could more homes be built?!? No more room!
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Aleene Queen
7 years ago
Where will Coronado put more homes?
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Kathy MacDonald
7 years ago
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If The Port wants to bring in more people and traffic they MUST find a way to manage it!! Getting cars off the island safely without impacting residents has to be considered and the only solution is a ramp onto the bridge from Tidelands. Direct exit off island!
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Catharine Brown
7 years ago
I want to know how did Marin and Santa Barbara counties get exempt!!!!!!
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Keep Coronado a small town. Thanks.
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Ann E Smith
7 years ago
There is no room, think. No place to park. You are ruining our island. Go Home
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Anonymous
7 years ago
no more development
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Susan Shirey
7 years ago
Please bring back common sense.
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Mary Taylor
7 years ago
Just how and WHERE?
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Richard C Willson
7 years ago
SANDAG should not have the right to impose housing requirements on the City of Coronado.
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Gary Pitts
7 years ago
Coronado is already over crowded. No more high density housing.
No room for more houses, apartments, condos, Short term rentals, cars or tourists, Coronado is really full. Count the Navy bases for housing in Coronado and they are responsible for traffic too.
I vote no.
What a shame to increase housing units to make Coronado even busier & more crowded than it already is. Losing the flavor of the "village" atmosphere has already begun. Time to curb that trend. Each time I come "home" it's a reminder. Don't let the uniqueness of Coronado slip away.
This would hurt the infrastructure and surrounding beauty of an already congested town. NO DEVELOPMENT!!
Already crowded.
Support Mayor Richard Bailey in this effort. Mandating 1,000 more housing units in Coronado will change the small town culture of our village forever. High handed bureaucratic overreach. We must oppose and stop it!
Coronado’s “share” of the regional housing need for the period 2010-2020 was allocated at 50 units, which Coronado exceeded by almost 400 units, or around 900%. That SANDAG did not give us a credit for the ~400 units we exceeded for 2010-2020, but instead is proposing to raise our allocated share to 1,000+ units for the 2021-2029 period, is unconscionable, as we have already EXCEEDED CAPACITY in town with respect to traffic, parking, sewer, and density. Bottom line — we will not comply with SANDAG’s RHNA process. Let them withhold our share of the state gas tax, which is a negligible pittance.
Where could more homes be built?!? No more room!
Where will Coronado put more homes?
If The Port wants to bring in more people and traffic they MUST find a way to manage it!! Getting cars off the island safely without impacting residents has to be considered and the only solution is a ramp onto the bridge from Tidelands. Direct exit off island!
I want to know how did Marin and Santa Barbara counties get exempt!!!!!!
Keep Coronado a small town. Thanks.
There is no room, think. No place to park. You are ruining our island. Go Home
no more development
Please bring back common sense.
Just how and WHERE?
SANDAG should not have the right to impose housing requirements on the City of Coronado.
Coronado is already over crowded. No more high density housing.
This is ridiculous idea