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NO to Allura 420 Apartments Rezoning on Livingston

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Alan Lebon
7 years ago

Naple’s uniqueness is it’s obvious goal to remain pristine and beautiful. Even 41 has been well managed. Please don’t start a trend making Naples look more like Ft Meyers or Ft Lauderdale

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Susan Kravetz
7 years ago

Not needed

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Joan Lebon
7 years ago

No to these apartments going in on Livingston!

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Beth
7 years ago

I oppose this development for a 420 rental apartment complex. This project does not fit into the surrounding community and will negatively impact the home values and traffic.

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Vicki Raiffie
7 years ago

Too much traffic!

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Bruce Glazier
7 years ago

Too much density for the area

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Ken Katzif
7 years ago

This construction is totally out of character with the surrounding developments. It would increase traffic significantly in this area.

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Roberta
7 years ago

No to Allura 420 apartments rezoning on Livingston

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Robert Parker
7 years ago

No to Allura 420 !

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Arnold Saslavsky
7 years ago

Inappropriate in size and scope for this area for the many reasons already stated.

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Jeff and Ronni Kershaw
7 years ago

Tired of over development!! Too much traffic. Over burdening all our services: sewage, clean water, garbage, no parking at beach, downtown... it is getting crazy out there. Plus, a tax for storm water runoff caused by too much concrete being poured for new buildings, parking lots. Are all our commissioners in the developers pockets? Pissed!

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Richard Wirth
7 years ago

Traffic on Livingston is a disaster already in high season December through April. High density housing will hurt our Strand property values. I say no way to the rezoning request.

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Robert Lopes
7 years ago

Too much density for the area. you're dumping 420 units next to large single family development./

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Anastasia karlis
7 years ago

Traffic and property value concerns!

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Peter A Krajewski
7 years ago

The county is saying a traffic study was conducted and this development would not have any negative effects on traffic flow. The study was conducted for the original intent of the development, 107 single family homes. The new proposal also does not take into account the water shed issue that is going to happen because of all the additional asphalt and hardscape. No thank you for many other reasons as well that the developer and county are hiding behind.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Do not want to change the area with heavy density housing for the benefit of one builder.

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William E O'Reilly
7 years ago

I Vote NO to Allura Apartments Rezoning on Livingston.

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Jack Carroo
7 years ago

No

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Marcia Pardue
7 years ago

No, no, no and no.

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David Eischens
7 years ago

I am opposed to this extreme high density dwelling from the developer.