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NO to Allura 420 Apartments Rezoning on Livingston

NO to Allura 420 Apartments Rezoning on Livingston

Closed — 631 supporters Verified

Final supporters

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Kevin H.
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Arthur B.
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Dan C.
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Sally R.
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David G.
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Brian K.
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Julian T.
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Maria P.
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Andreas S.
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Joe D.
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Started by Anne-Marie Cadwallader 7 years, 11 months 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.)

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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

Reached 500 supporters

October 3, 2018

October 2, 2018

We are approaching 500 signatures. Keep the momentum going until we hit this milestone.

September 22, 2018

The feedback from neighbors has been consistent regarding the strain on our local roads. We are preparing our presentation for the commission meeting.

Reached 100 supporters

September 19, 2018

September 16, 2018

Moving toward 100 signatures. Keep the momentum going until we hit that first milestone.

235 Comments

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Charles Abadie
7 years ago Featured

This project is not in character with the surrounding communities, will damage property values of single family home communities resulting in a lower tax base for Collier County and a project of this scale should not be approved

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Debbie Michaels
7 years ago Featured

I would support a condo community or single family home community on that property; but, not apartments requiring a zoning change. An apartment population will overburden the local school system and traffic pattern in the area.

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Gus Petisco
7 years ago Featured

I am opposed to the rezoning. The original 20 acres were zoned for 107 homes so 35 acres should allow for around 200 homes max. Anything above 3 stories is a high rise. It would greatly impact school, property values, traffic and water. NO to 420 rental units

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RUTH GIRLANDO
7 years ago Featured

We need to pay more attention to the ecology and less to the needs of developers. Naples is already straining to preserve drinking water and deal with our storm water. Consider the impact that a dense population had on flooding with Harvey in Texas last year.

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Mario Lucchese
7 years ago Featured

There is no place for High density apartment housing in this area of Collier/Lee County. We don’t need any more traffic on an already congested road during “Season .” It is virtualy impossible to enter or cross Livingston/Imperial Road between 4:30 and 6:00 pm.

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Linda Krajewski
7 years ago Featured

NO to the re-zoning of this RPUD!! 420 units would add at least 840 additional cars on the road. The area around the school is already a hazard to the kids and families attending that school. Also, let the wildlife have somewhere else to live besides roaming our neighborhoods.

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Arthur Bradshaw
7 years ago

Keep the area low density. Owner occupied is best for everyone.

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Dan Clarke
7 years ago

PLEASE do not allow a zoning change on the 35 acres at the southeast corner of Livingston Rd and Veterans Parkway. The density is already too much !!