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The Planning Commission denied the rezoning request and the land stays as it is. Thank you for standing firm through this fight. Keep watching the upcoming commission agendas to ensure this proposal does not return in a different form.

November 12, 2017

Pleasant Valley Zoning Change

Pleasant Valley Zoning Change

🏆 Won — 323 supporters Verified

Final supporters

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Beverly a.
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Rena K.
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Ashley H.
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Started by Blake Pritchett 8 years, 11 months ago

We the undersigned residents and property owners do hereby object to the rezoning application filed by Urban Groupe and PV Land, LLC which would rezone 10.28+/- acres located at Schneider Blvd, Georgetown, Kentucky away from R-1C(PUD). Where the undersigned residents and property owners purchased their property in reliance on the Georgetown-Scott County zoning scheme and where the criteria set forth in KRS 100.213 are not met, we ask that the Georgetown-Scott County Planning Commission deny this request.

Updates

Reached 250 supporters

October 11, 2017

October 10, 2017

We are approaching the 250 signature mark and need a final push to force the commission to take us seriously. Post the link to your Facebook timeline right now and text three neighbors who live near Schneider Blvd to ensure they add their names.

Reached 100 supporters

September 29, 2017

September 29, 2017

We are approaching one hundred signatures and need to hit this milestone before the planning commission hearing. Post the link on Facebook right now to keep the momentum moving.

78 Comments

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Ann Aldridge
8 years ago Featured

Please do not pass this petition You will ruin the Cherry Blossom neighborhood which had been here for years. Why would you even consider doing this???

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Hannah Gonzalez
8 years ago Featured

I am opposed to this rezoning primarily on the grounds of the likely devaluation of my property and increased traffic issues. I also believe there is evidence to suggest renters, being transient in nature, tend not to invest in or strive to better their community. I'd rather have neighbors who are setting down roots, not passing through.

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Devin Ferrell
8 years ago Featured

I do not want apartments or duplexes in my neighborhood. This will potentially: (1) lower the value of my home (2) create a traffic bottle neck going in and out of the neighborhood (3) raise crime in the neighborhood I do not what to live with them above, or have any of the above items nagatively impact my ability to sell my home.

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Karen Fowler
8 years ago Featured

My husband and I purchased our home in Pleasant Valley with the understanding it was to be single family residential. Apartments will lower the property value of our homes and turn Schneider Blvd into a residential freeway. There are many young families with children and this Could create safety issues as well. I vote No.

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Jennifer Millard
8 years ago Featured

When our houses were built it stated owner occupied residency in the guidelines. I would like to keep it that way. We can barely deal with the traffic and safety issues on our streets. I can’t imagine what another 160+ residents would do to this area/community.

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Lyndsey Martin
8 years ago Featured

Georgetown has had a mass of apartments pop up between Anderson, ball and others. Those have yet to be filled and demand for them is still unknown. Our neighborhood does not need or want an apartment complex. Keep Pleasant Valley single family homes!

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Beverly and John Hayes
8 years ago

I vote no!! This will not only devalue our homes but will make traffic a nightmare. Adding that many vehicles to the traffic pattern will be untenable.

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Mike Thomas
8 years ago

I disagree with the zoning change and prefer residential only.