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Preserve Arlington Park Neighborhood

122 Comments

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Rachel Wynnberry
6 years ago

We need pockets of small neighborhoods. We don’t need more

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Ann Schamberger
6 years ago

Save Arlington Park!

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MIKE SULLIVAN
6 years ago

DO NOT INCREASE DENSITY.

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MIKE SULLIVAN
6 years ago

DO INCREASE DENSITY. MAJOR TRAFFIC IMPACT. DESTROYS UNIQUE NEIGHBORHOOD ENVIRONMENT.

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Alan Peck
6 years ago

Protect all neighborhoods from encroaching development and capricious zoning changes!

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Laura Dessauer
6 years ago

As an AP community member for 15 years the draw of this community is beautiful natural setting and engaging neighbors who are committed to the preservation of our neighborhood. Sadly, the increase in density by changing the zoning has been misrepresented as a way to offer affordable housing. This is not an affordable housing opportunity, which many in AP would be supportive of. Instead, the proposed changes will lead to higher density, increase rents, and more traffic, and our aging infrastructure cannot support these increases!

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Kathleen
6 years ago

Do NOT Increase density.

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Joy Cloutier
6 years ago

Our neighborhoods need to be protected from developers only wishing to make a BIG profit.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

No more high rises - we value Arlington Park!

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Phyllis Sdchloman
6 years ago

Utterly rediculous!!!!!!!!!!!

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Laura Pasick
6 years ago

Don’t need anymore conjugation already a busy corner. The neighborhood is fine just the way it is.

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Julie Ann Heinis
6 years ago

Preserve Arlington Park and the surrounding neighborhood!

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Christopher Phillips
6 years ago

The roads can’t take more traffic — and if we widen the roads we will all be living on a freeway. Take a look at Austin, Texas, to see a once-lovely city that has been ruined within 10 years by just this kind of uncontrolled growth. Arlington Park is great as it is. Whom will this apartment complex benefit? Not the neighborhood! Not the city! Not the citizens!

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Veronica Morgan
6 years ago

Totally out of order. Should not even have been filed.

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Christy A Perry
6 years ago

All of this overgrowth is taking away from the beauty of the Arlington neighborhood that attracts people to it in the first place. Keep the green, and stop the concrete!

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Bruce Miller
6 years ago

Stop this development.

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Karen Nielsen
6 years ago

Totally against this. We do not need this area being polluted and being destroyed like our downtown

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leslie miller
6 years ago

I do not want high density

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Richard P Martin
6 years ago Featured

...a high density high rise is simply NOT consistent with the comprehensive plan for the Arlington Park District ...this concept is not appropriate and should not be permitted to become a reality.

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Sheila Frishe
6 years ago

These Developers need to seek their ambitious endeavors... OUTSIDE the city of Sarasota. Sarasota proper