STOP KANSAS CITY FROM ALLOWING BRINSHORE DEVELOPMENT HOUSING TO BUILD BY NORTH PLATTE PURCHASE NEIGHBORHOODS
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Anonymous
9 years ago
As home owners we also have the right to know what the impact to property values would be and this information has not been provided. NO ONE looks to buy a life long home for their family near one of these types of developments. It certainly should not be forced on us after we have purchased our homes and settled. I certainly would never have bought my home if I'd know it would be built here or was already present.
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jim mcdonald
9 years ago
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Maria Stuart
9 years ago
Without sounding prejudiced, I moved to an apartment complex in the northland when I first moved to the northland 30 years ago and it was initially owned by private owners. Shortly after it was turned into a section 8 complex. All kinds of riff raff began. Vandalism, arson, rodent infestation, drugs, prostitution..you name it. People don't appreciate things as much when the government pays. I don't want this so close to my peace and serenity
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Stacey Perkins
9 years ago
NO!!!
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Shannon Sipes
9 years ago
Would you put this in the middle of Johnson county? No, so It doesn't belong here either. We have a fantastic school system that needs to stay that way. There is plenty of land and other areas to rebuild on near this area or rebuild on the chateau property after you tear it down because of it getting condemned. Compare the crime rate between the 2 areas... surely this is a no brainer. Platte/Park hill etc are already overcrowded and this isn't how I want to get a new school built.
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craig winkler
9 years ago
I would encourage those wondering about the impacts of low income development projects like this to read a comprehensive study titled "Who Wants Affordable Housing in their Backyard? An Equilibrium Analysis of Low Income Property Development" by Rebecaa Diamond and Tim McQuade, both assistant professors with the Stanford GSB comprised in 2015.
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Christopher Miller
9 years ago
This project will destroy property value overcrowd the schools and raise crime
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Anonymous
9 years ago
This cannot happen.
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Brian Shockley
9 years ago
Just say NO
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Aaron Zulko
9 years ago
Rationally, if Chouteau Court is "virtually empty" why are we aren't we re-building it in the spot they're already in? Why in the world would we bring this development to a food desert up North? The nearest Hy-vee grocery store is 2.7 miles away, ONE WAY! That's a long walk (in the summer heat or winter snow) with hardly any public transportation available. If the crime rises or not my automobile and home insurance premiums will skyrocket due to the lower average income they use to determine rates for areas. I can argue with them until I'm blue in the face about what fine upstanding people will live in the development, but they won't be fooled either. They'll just charge me more to cover my property. Spend the $90 million grant where it stands and improve the area it's in. Don't waste it fighting the Northland.
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Kelly Spencer
9 years ago
DO NOT DO THIS!!! STOP THEM FROM COMING HERE!!!!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
No please!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I absolutely do not want this. This will bring down house values.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
NO this development does not need to be ALLOWED!
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Ki'no Dardin
9 years ago
Opposed to the housing project; I vote no.
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David Roth
9 years ago
No
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Donna Roesle
9 years ago
No!!!!
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Carolyn Woodson
9 years ago
No! Too many "unit" buildings/apartments are being built in Platte and Clay right now as it is. There are plenty of older homes and apartments to rent in the North area. Clean up Jackson County and build the funded buildings there!
As home owners we also have the right to know what the impact to property values would be and this information has not been provided. NO ONE looks to buy a life long home for their family near one of these types of developments. It certainly should not be forced on us after we have purchased our homes and settled. I certainly would never have bought my home if I'd know it would be built here or was already present.
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Without sounding prejudiced, I moved to an apartment complex in the northland when I first moved to the northland 30 years ago and it was initially owned by private owners. Shortly after it was turned into a section 8 complex. All kinds of riff raff began. Vandalism, arson, rodent infestation, drugs, prostitution..you name it. People don't appreciate things as much when the government pays. I don't want this so close to my peace and serenity
NO!!!
Would you put this in the middle of Johnson county? No, so It doesn't belong here either. We have a fantastic school system that needs to stay that way. There is plenty of land and other areas to rebuild on near this area or rebuild on the chateau property after you tear it down because of it getting condemned. Compare the crime rate between the 2 areas... surely this is a no brainer. Platte/Park hill etc are already overcrowded and this isn't how I want to get a new school built.
I would encourage those wondering about the impacts of low income development projects like this to read a comprehensive study titled "Who Wants Affordable Housing in their Backyard? An Equilibrium Analysis of Low Income Property Development" by Rebecaa Diamond and Tim McQuade, both assistant professors with the Stanford GSB comprised in 2015.
This project will destroy property value overcrowd the schools and raise crime
This cannot happen.
Just say NO
Rationally, if Chouteau Court is "virtually empty" why are we aren't we re-building it in the spot they're already in? Why in the world would we bring this development to a food desert up North? The nearest Hy-vee grocery store is 2.7 miles away, ONE WAY! That's a long walk (in the summer heat or winter snow) with hardly any public transportation available. If the crime rises or not my automobile and home insurance premiums will skyrocket due to the lower average income they use to determine rates for areas. I can argue with them until I'm blue in the face about what fine upstanding people will live in the development, but they won't be fooled either. They'll just charge me more to cover my property. Spend the $90 million grant where it stands and improve the area it's in. Don't waste it fighting the Northland.
DO NOT DO THIS!!! STOP THEM FROM COMING HERE!!!!
No please!
I absolutely do not want this. This will bring down house values.
NO this development does not need to be ALLOWED!
Opposed to the housing project; I vote no.
No
No!!!!
No! Too many "unit" buildings/apartments are being built in Platte and Clay right now as it is. There are plenty of older homes and apartments to rent in the North area. Clean up Jackson County and build the funded buildings there!
jennifer smith-kerber
I against it