Opposition to the Copper Point Development Project
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Anthony Roy
9 years ago
I am opposed of bring in multifamily units (apartments) in an area that is shared with the single family homes of Rancho Sahuarita. This will affect the master planned community look and feel which will drive property values down. I did see a plan in the past that had apartments going south of Rancho Sahuarita that would be a better location for this type of housing.
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Audrea Perez
9 years ago
Agains it
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Cesar N Audrea Perez
9 years ago
I am against apartments next to rancho sahuarita neighborhood.
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Debra Dunsmore
9 years ago
Please do not allow this development. It will not be good for our area in any way. Thank you.
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Michelle
9 years ago
No low income apartments.
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Ana Gradillas
9 years ago
I do not want the new development
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Jennifer Lyon
9 years ago
No apartments please!
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Judy A Ortiz
9 years ago
I am not interested in lowering our property values for government housing.
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Kay Wardlaw
9 years ago
I am against the construction plan that includes apartments and a plan that excudes these homes from having to pay into rancho sahuarita HOA when they most definitely will be a part of using the same areas we fund. Crime is already a problem and adding apartments on the north end will def increase the problem as well as the new entrance in front of the casino/by fwy.
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Victoria Pence
9 years ago
I understand that the developers rwmoced "apartments" from their plan but I would like Rancho Sahuarita/ Sahuarita to remain a family friendly community. With that said I do not agree with the developers plans to only contribute a one time fee of $1000 per home sold. That is not sufficient when we need a new school for existing children in crowded classrooms. Adding to the population is only going to make it worse. Instead of developing a new subdivision we need to build schools and places for our youth to play, learn, and develop in a safe environment. The public parks are also packed and it would be great to use that land for parks, recreational fields, a splash pad, youth center, or community garden. We personally chose to live and buy a home in Rancho sahuarita because of the amenities. I understand that the Sharpes play a huge role in decision making in Rancho Sahuarita and this does not all fall on the town. I hope that the town can all come to a decision that will benefit and better our town as a whole for the future.
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Susan Fiehler
9 years ago
*No!*
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Catherine Harris
9 years ago
213 E Placita Nubes Blancas
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Lorey Carpenter
9 years ago
You need to offer more then just a one acre park for the community!
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Melissa Elliott
9 years ago
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Without a much more significant contribution from the developer of CopperPoint, our already burgeoning schools, roads and amenities within Rancho, will be overburdened. The paltry contribution he is offering is not sufficient to bolster the infrastructure for this many new residents.
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Todd Korth
9 years ago
322W Calle Patio Lindo, Sahuarita
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Kara Wise
9 years ago
I am against this development project and the affect it will have on our community.
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TORRIE DUENAS
9 years ago
no, no, no!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Home deprecation, high traffic and crime rate will increase
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Lizeth Snellgrove
9 years ago
That would affect our community
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Adrian Snellgrove
9 years ago
I support growth but this will be a negative impact on our increasingly crowded community.
I am opposed of bring in multifamily units (apartments) in an area that is shared with the single family homes of Rancho Sahuarita. This will affect the master planned community look and feel which will drive property values down. I did see a plan in the past that had apartments going south of Rancho Sahuarita that would be a better location for this type of housing.
Agains it
I am against apartments next to rancho sahuarita neighborhood.
Please do not allow this development. It will not be good for our area in any way. Thank you.
No low income apartments.
I do not want the new development
No apartments please!
I am not interested in lowering our property values for government housing.
I am against the construction plan that includes apartments and a plan that excudes these homes from having to pay into rancho sahuarita HOA when they most definitely will be a part of using the same areas we fund. Crime is already a problem and adding apartments on the north end will def increase the problem as well as the new entrance in front of the casino/by fwy.
I understand that the developers rwmoced "apartments" from their plan but I would like Rancho Sahuarita/ Sahuarita to remain a family friendly community. With that said I do not agree with the developers plans to only contribute a one time fee of $1000 per home sold. That is not sufficient when we need a new school for existing children in crowded classrooms. Adding to the population is only going to make it worse. Instead of developing a new subdivision we need to build schools and places for our youth to play, learn, and develop in a safe environment. The public parks are also packed and it would be great to use that land for parks, recreational fields, a splash pad, youth center, or community garden. We personally chose to live and buy a home in Rancho sahuarita because of the amenities. I understand that the Sharpes play a huge role in decision making in Rancho Sahuarita and this does not all fall on the town. I hope that the town can all come to a decision that will benefit and better our town as a whole for the future.
*No!*
213 E Placita Nubes Blancas
You need to offer more then just a one acre park for the community!
Without a much more significant contribution from the developer of CopperPoint, our already burgeoning schools, roads and amenities within Rancho, will be overburdened. The paltry contribution he is offering is not sufficient to bolster the infrastructure for this many new residents.
322W Calle Patio Lindo, Sahuarita
I am against this development project and the affect it will have on our community.
no, no, no!
Home deprecation, high traffic and crime rate will increase
That would affect our community
I support growth but this will be a negative impact on our increasingly crowded community.