Opposition to Mallory Green Subdivision (Formerly PD)
18 Comments
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Brenda b Crain
7 years ago
Opposed
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Rick Powell
7 years ago
I sign in opposition of the proposed 6 lot Mallory Green Development. I would generally support a lower density development but reserve a final decision until a revised development plan is available.
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Daniel T Reid
7 years ago
I oppose the six lot plan for Mallory Green Subdivision, but would support a four lot plan as detailed in the attached petition.
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Bob McEwan
7 years ago
I am pro-development on our street and look forward to seeing the finished product. I think the standard has been set with Goodwyn Green's density.
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Tyler Cannon
7 years ago
I am in complete opposition to Brad Martin Subdivision and in opposition to Mallory Green Subdivision.
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John Malmo Jr
7 years ago
Oppose Six (6) lots.
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Stephen Gipson
7 years ago
Featured
I and Marsh will be most affected by this property development. My greatest concern is of construction noise and traffic. Mr. Mallory has assured me that the construction process will be undertaken expeditiously. I support my neighbors in their concerns over property density. I do think this, when completed, will be good for our beloved neighborhood.
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Dalton and Nicole Saunders
7 years ago
It is important to keep the density equal to or greater than Goodwyn Green Development.
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Joel Hobson
7 years ago
I support 4 lots, which is similar density to Goodwyn Green, and set the tone for our amazing neighborhood.
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Anne Gibson
7 years ago
Too many houses proposed. Would ruin neighborhood!
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Marsh Gibson
7 years ago
Six is too many. Ignores density levels agreed on years ago when Goodwyn Green was approved.
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Tk Buchanan
8 years ago
Featured
On behalf of University District, INC, the nonprofit trade association for neighborhood leadership in the University Planning District, I sign in opposition of the proposed plan PD 18-25 and call for a one-third reduction in units and an entryway plan that doesn't create potential 'standing' areas or u-turn opportunities for what would otherwise be through traffic (no cove).
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Scott Pierce Ledbetter Jr
8 years ago
Featured
FYI- I did not receive invitation to any meeting to review this plan nor did I see any notice sign, which I believe is required to post. I support 4 lots, consistent with other development density (Goodwyn Green, Martin residence, etc) and appreciate consideration.
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Bob Loeb
· petition starter
8 years ago
Every neighbor with whom I have spoken wants to honor the agreement that Willis & Barham negotiated the neighborhood when they developed Goodwyn Green. Brad Martin did with his recent subdivision.
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robert turner
8 years ago
oppose the density of this subdivision and request same density as Goodwyn Green Circle
Opposed
I sign in opposition of the proposed 6 lot Mallory Green Development. I would generally support a lower density development but reserve a final decision until a revised development plan is available.
I oppose the six lot plan for Mallory Green Subdivision, but would support a four lot plan as detailed in the attached petition.
I am pro-development on our street and look forward to seeing the finished product. I think the standard has been set with Goodwyn Green's density.
I am in complete opposition to Brad Martin Subdivision and in opposition to Mallory Green Subdivision.
Oppose Six (6) lots.
I and Marsh will be most affected by this property development. My greatest concern is of construction noise and traffic. Mr. Mallory has assured me that the construction process will be undertaken expeditiously. I support my neighbors in their concerns over property density. I do think this, when completed, will be good for our beloved neighborhood.
It is important to keep the density equal to or greater than Goodwyn Green Development.
I support 4 lots, which is similar density to Goodwyn Green, and set the tone for our amazing neighborhood.
Too many houses proposed. Would ruin neighborhood!
Six is too many. Ignores density levels agreed on years ago when Goodwyn Green was approved.
On behalf of University District, INC, the nonprofit trade association for neighborhood leadership in the University Planning District, I sign in opposition of the proposed plan PD 18-25 and call for a one-third reduction in units and an entryway plan that doesn't create potential 'standing' areas or u-turn opportunities for what would otherwise be through traffic (no cove).
FYI- I did not receive invitation to any meeting to review this plan nor did I see any notice sign, which I believe is required to post. I support 4 lots, consistent with other development density (Goodwyn Green, Martin residence, etc) and appreciate consideration.
Every neighbor with whom I have spoken wants to honor the agreement that Willis & Barham negotiated the neighborhood when they developed Goodwyn Green. Brad Martin did with his recent subdivision.
oppose the density of this subdivision and request same density as Goodwyn Green Circle
441 Goodwyn St
441 Goodwyn
505 Goodwyn St, 38111