NO to Allura 420 Apartments Rezoning on Livingston
235 Comments
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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 !!
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Sally Russo
7 years ago
No to rezoning.
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Andreas Singer
7 years ago
this should not be allowed to be rezoned. Even in the summer-time , without the seasonal residents, the area is already congested on a daily basis. NO!
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Trey Gardo
7 years ago
This will create more traffic to an area that already has too much traffic and the schools can not handle that many additional students
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Bill tobia
7 years ago
I am opposed to allow rezoning above current limitations
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John Pangonis
7 years ago
Please stop this unreasonable proposition.
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karen wicker
7 years ago
i am very apposed to having a large apartment complex ajoining .The Strand. It will cause more traffic problems and negatively affect our property values.
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Jim Lisa Hoover
7 years ago
No
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Anonymous
7 years ago
The density in this area has increased dramatically. The planned 107 units will increase it further. The requested rezoning would increase traffic very significantly, to the detriment of all of us who use Veterans Parkway. The requested rezoning should be denied!
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Pat LaBattaglia
7 years ago
No to rezoning. 107 private homes should remain and not be increased to 4 times more residences.
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Richard Galash
7 years ago
I strongly agree with Sherrie Dorill's comments in the matter and do not agree with any rezoning applications. I am against it.
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Kathleen Brooks
7 years ago
No
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Lisa Hoover
7 years ago
Stop the madness and stop the traffic
Just insane
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Elaine Reda
7 years ago
Strand residents are being backed into a corner. That has potential danger.
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melinda pancamo
7 years ago
the strand waited years before getting a back gate for our safety. We have 3 communities exiting onto Veterans Pkwy. When will this county said enough is enough. Please don't make Naples another Fort Lauderdale and lose its beauty.
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Alex Markley
7 years ago
We don’t need that many more cars at that intersection.
Give us a break
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Philip Gallucci
7 years ago
Severe congestion will surely result from this proposed development.
Keep the area low density. Owner occupied is best for everyone.
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 !!
No to rezoning.
this should not be allowed to be rezoned. Even in the summer-time , without the seasonal residents, the area is already congested on a daily basis. NO!
This will create more traffic to an area that already has too much traffic and the schools can not handle that many additional students
I am opposed to allow rezoning above current limitations
Please stop this unreasonable proposition.
i am very apposed to having a large apartment complex ajoining .The Strand. It will cause more traffic problems and negatively affect our property values.
No
The density in this area has increased dramatically. The planned 107 units will increase it further. The requested rezoning would increase traffic very significantly, to the detriment of all of us who use Veterans Parkway. The requested rezoning should be denied!
No to rezoning. 107 private homes should remain and not be increased to 4 times more residences.
I strongly agree with Sherrie Dorill's comments in the matter and do not agree with any rezoning applications. I am against it.
No
Stop the madness and stop the traffic Just insane
Strand residents are being backed into a corner. That has potential danger.
the strand waited years before getting a back gate for our safety. We have 3 communities exiting onto Veterans Pkwy. When will this county said enough is enough. Please don't make Naples another Fort Lauderdale and lose its beauty.
We don’t need that many more cars at that intersection. Give us a break
Severe congestion will surely result from this proposed development.
The zoning should remain for 107 private homes.
The zoning should remain for 107 private homes.