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Opposition to the Copper Point Development Project

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Anonymous
7 years ago

I vote no to Copper Point, our streets are already over crowded.

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Miechal Frosch
8 years ago

We do not need high density housing in a well established family neighborhood.

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Earleen Odenbreit
9 years ago

I am against the new development.

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Stephanie Parenti
9 years ago

Signed Petition online

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Joshua Ghiotto
9 years ago

I vote no to this developement...as they are going to drain this community quickly..

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Carole Maluf
9 years ago

I oppose the Copper Point development project!

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Lucybeth Stowell
9 years ago

Need better options for schools and roads.

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Eric VanNess
9 years ago

If it connects, which it will, all homeowners should pay full HOA fees for upkeep of common areas. Overcrowded schools is a concern. Even more congestion on, already congested, streets.

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David stowell
9 years ago

I am concerned specifically about the impact on local schools

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Joel Dugle
9 years ago

No to Copper Point

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Anonymous
9 years ago

No Copper Point!

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Jenny VanNess
9 years ago

I do not support the new copper mine development.

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Kevin Sizemore
9 years ago

This proposed development is a very bad idea. Detrimental to our schools and our community as a whole. We don't need the extra burdens that this development would inevitably place on our community.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

No, this should not be considered.

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Julie Claiborne
9 years ago

I'm against the developer and his/her proposed plan. Our schools cannot support such an increase. Why do we need so much congestion in one area? Go somewhere else to build. Rancho does not want or need to added congestion.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

I'm opposed to this new development.

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Kevin Sehn
9 years ago

We don't want this development to go through.

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Jake Scott
9 years ago

I oppose the Copper Point development project.

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Tessa Ring
9 years ago

Please come up with another proposition that I will be willing to consider. For now the Copper Point plan is unacceptable.

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Christina Stephens
9 years ago

Wear and tear on our parks, programs, roads, and schools will cost more in the first month then their joke of a contribution of only 1,000 per lot towards education and parks. They need to pay HOA to partake in amenities as well as schools... our resources were not designed to support their estates and Building a quick sewer system will lead to unwanted air pollution of human compost. Smaller multifamily residence bring down home values and increased crime rates which will have a negative effect on our appealing low crime and high end living appeal that Rancho Sahuarita prides itself on. The use of Rancho roads due to failure to plan an appropriate evacuation road is negligent on their part and a sneak preview of how they will cut costs later and leave Rancho Sahuarita responsible of picking up the bill to ensure our area doesn't take the full impact of their short comings. These cheep short cuts already show that it's a fly by night organization hoping to dump their trash homes, collect as much money as they can and as quickly as they can, then pull up stakes and leave Rancho to clean up the mess.