We, the residents in the area impacted by the proposed redevelopment of the single
family homes at the intersection of Briarcliff and Cliff Valley DO NOT support a change
in the Comprehensive Plan for this area. We want the area to remain in the Suburban
Character area. We are completely opposed to both proposed changes as submitted by
the applicant, Rockhaven Homes LLC.
The momentum behind this opposition is undeniable. Rockhaven Homes cannot ignore this level of neighborhood unity.
Reached 100 supporters
March 6, 2017
79 Comments
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Leslie Meriwether
9 years ago
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Traffic has gotten significantly worse over the last several years to the point that I cannot leave my neighborhood during rush hour. Cars are already backed up onto the I-85 access road from Cliff Valley during rush hour. Allowing this zoning to change will only make the traffic worse. This area cannot handle any more high density housing.
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James Kvicala
9 years ago
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Permitting this sort of over-development at the edges of our single family neighborhoods is to allow erosion of those neighborhoods to begin, until the character that brought people to raise families there is gone. Do not allow this to go forward.
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MARIEL A REYNOLDS
9 years ago
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I have lived in this neighborhood for the past 6 years. The addition of these units in combination with other development in the area will only serve to increase traffic to unimaginable heights, devalue our homes, and fundamentally change the quality of life on this street. I am vehemently opposed to this new development.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
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Please do not approve the building of Rockhaven townhomes at the intersection of Cliff Valley and Briarcliff. There is already too much traffic in the area, which is bound to get worse given the new CHOA building. Plus, the additional traffic will be a potential danger to the students who attend school on Cliff Valley Rd.
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Patricia Darden
9 years ago
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This is a residential neighborhood and we are "choking to death" on gridlock already. The roads have not kept pace with the development. People who would be most affected DON'T live in the area or have to deal with the congestion. All the developers care about is money $$$$ not the quality of life for the surrounding neighborhoods!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
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Not a great intersection for adding density. It is already challenging to make a right turn on red from Cliff Valley due to limited sight distance and speeding on Briarcliff. Besides the negative impact on traffic, which has worsened noticeably since I moved to this area in 2007, more mature trees will be lost.
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John Walters
9 years ago
I am opposed until Briarcliff is made into 5 lanes from N Druid Hills to Clairmont...with center turning lane.
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Shirley Taylor
9 years ago
Will cause too much traffic! They should go to corner of B'cliff & Clairmont. That is very ugly corner.
We, the residents in the area impacted by the proposed redevelopment of the single
family homes at the intersection of Briarcliff and Cliff Valley DO NOT support a change
in the Comprehensive Plan for this area. We want the area to remain in the Suburban
Character area. We are completely opposed to both proposed changes as submitted by
the applicant, Rockhaven Homes LLC.
The momentum behind this opposition is undeniable. Rockhaven Homes cannot ignore this level of neighborhood unity.
Reached 100 supporters
March 6, 2017
79 Comments
L
Leslie Meriwether
9 years ago
Featured
Traffic has gotten significantly worse over the last several years to the point that I cannot leave my neighborhood during rush hour. Cars are already backed up onto the I-85 access road from Cliff Valley during rush hour. Allowing this zoning to change will only make the traffic worse. This area cannot handle any more high density housing.
J
James Kvicala
9 years ago
Featured
Permitting this sort of over-development at the edges of our single family neighborhoods is to allow erosion of those neighborhoods to begin, until the character that brought people to raise families there is gone. Do not allow this to go forward.
M
MARIEL A REYNOLDS
9 years ago
Featured
I have lived in this neighborhood for the past 6 years. The addition of these units in combination with other development in the area will only serve to increase traffic to unimaginable heights, devalue our homes, and fundamentally change the quality of life on this street. I am vehemently opposed to this new development.
A
Anonymous
9 years ago
Featured
Please do not approve the building of Rockhaven townhomes at the intersection of Cliff Valley and Briarcliff. There is already too much traffic in the area, which is bound to get worse given the new CHOA building. Plus, the additional traffic will be a potential danger to the students who attend school on Cliff Valley Rd.
P
Patricia Darden
9 years ago
Featured
This is a residential neighborhood and we are "choking to death" on gridlock already. The roads have not kept pace with the development. People who would be most affected DON'T live in the area or have to deal with the congestion. All the developers care about is money $$$$ not the quality of life for the surrounding neighborhoods!
A
Anonymous
9 years ago
Featured
Not a great intersection for adding density. It is already challenging to make a right turn on red from Cliff Valley due to limited sight distance and speeding on Briarcliff. Besides the negative impact on traffic, which has worsened noticeably since I moved to this area in 2007, more mature trees will be lost.
J
John Walters
9 years ago
I am opposed until Briarcliff is made into 5 lanes from N Druid Hills to Clairmont...with center turning lane.
S
Shirley Taylor
9 years ago
Will cause too much traffic! They should go to corner of B'cliff & Clairmont. That is very ugly corner.
Traffic has gotten significantly worse over the last several years to the point that I cannot leave my neighborhood during rush hour. Cars are already backed up onto the I-85 access road from Cliff Valley during rush hour. Allowing this zoning to change will only make the traffic worse. This area cannot handle any more high density housing.