I live with my daughter in Chan. This really destroys the feel of Chanhassen. It is a thriving community and this development, in this location is being proposed without regard for those directly impacted. Please say no!
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Melissa McNeill
8 years ago
Resident of Chanhassen and I do not want this.
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Jeff Chrast
8 years ago
I oppose this planned development!
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Slow down. You owe your community the due diligence to look further into this. This literally makes zero sense to have Byerlys, Cub, Lakewinds, Kowalskis and now this? Slow. Down.
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Maureen Homa
8 years ago
Keep Chan Chan!
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Maureen Homa
8 years ago
Keep Chan Chan!
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Holly Nelson
8 years ago
I oppose subsidizing this project with TIF and tax dollars, and prefer not to have such a large monster of a building in downtown Chanhassen.
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Julie Boden
8 years ago
I am a Chanhassen resident.
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Jaime Wallis
8 years ago
Chanhassen Resident
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Shelley koland
8 years ago
It would be horrible to add that monstrosity to our city, plus the last thing we need is yet another grocery store.
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Maryellen Seeley
8 years ago
I am a resident of Chanhassen, and I oppose this project.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
I am a resident of Chanhassen
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Peter Schmidt
8 years ago
I live six blocks from the downtown area and do not want to see this project approved. I can't see how adding a 5th grocery store and adding 200+ residents in a confined location is in the community's best interest. Especially for a project that does not show a strong financial impact or good fundamental economics.
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Curt Quiner
8 years ago
I am a resident of Chanhassen and oppose this proposal.
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Jeff Stephens
8 years ago
My wife & I oppose
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Brian Thompson
8 years ago
Please keep Chanhassen Chanhassen!!!! NO TIF!!!!
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Anonymous
8 years ago
We moved to Chanhassen to get away from this type of structure. If the leadership of Chanhassen believes this reflects us and our city, they need to be replaced. They have clearly lost touch of the city and its inhabitants. We have Cub, Byerly's, Target, and Lakewinds. We do NOT need an Aldi. This building will not drawn shoppers into the area, in fact it will probably deter people. Especially those who want to make a quick trip and not deal with traffic/ apartment congestion. Just like we rarely go into Eden Prairie. You can't do anything quickly there these days.
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Julie Maher
8 years ago
Resident of Chanhassen
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Bill Lebrun
8 years ago
Chanhassen taxpayers should not be forced to subsidize this project
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Don't subsidize the rich and burden the rest of use.
I live with my daughter in Chan. This really destroys the feel of Chanhassen. It is a thriving community and this development, in this location is being proposed without regard for those directly impacted. Please say no!
Resident of Chanhassen and I do not want this.
I oppose this planned development!
Slow down. You owe your community the due diligence to look further into this. This literally makes zero sense to have Byerlys, Cub, Lakewinds, Kowalskis and now this? Slow. Down.
Keep Chan Chan!
Keep Chan Chan!
I oppose subsidizing this project with TIF and tax dollars, and prefer not to have such a large monster of a building in downtown Chanhassen.
I am a Chanhassen resident.
Chanhassen Resident
It would be horrible to add that monstrosity to our city, plus the last thing we need is yet another grocery store.
I am a resident of Chanhassen, and I oppose this project.
I am a resident of Chanhassen
I live six blocks from the downtown area and do not want to see this project approved. I can't see how adding a 5th grocery store and adding 200+ residents in a confined location is in the community's best interest. Especially for a project that does not show a strong financial impact or good fundamental economics.
I am a resident of Chanhassen and oppose this proposal.
My wife & I oppose
Please keep Chanhassen Chanhassen!!!! NO TIF!!!!
We moved to Chanhassen to get away from this type of structure. If the leadership of Chanhassen believes this reflects us and our city, they need to be replaced. They have clearly lost touch of the city and its inhabitants. We have Cub, Byerly's, Target, and Lakewinds. We do NOT need an Aldi. This building will not drawn shoppers into the area, in fact it will probably deter people. Especially those who want to make a quick trip and not deal with traffic/ apartment congestion. Just like we rarely go into Eden Prairie. You can't do anything quickly there these days.
Resident of Chanhassen
Chanhassen taxpayers should not be forced to subsidize this project
Don't subsidize the rich and burden the rest of use.