I am opposed to any more home building additions in our community, especially on our limited green spaces.
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EJ and Jo Carol Johnson
9 years ago
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Absolutely NOT. This will only further detract from attractiveness of Loch Lloyd and bring more traffic to our limited roadway.
If this is SO desirable and going to be such a money maker----put it in the new NORTH LL, you certainly have enough space to properly plan for it.
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Connie Long
9 years ago
In addition to preservation of the green space, community security was an important feature of Loch Lloyd. The continuing failure to keep the gate closed/secured into the north property is another example of failed representations.
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Mark McCaffree
9 years ago
Rife with issues.
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Dani James
9 years ago
On June 11, 2017, Pat O'Reilly shared a letter with many of us that had been sent to Loch Lloyd residents by Neil and Jeanne Patterson dated September 28, 2005. The letter reviews progress made in the community at that time, their expectation as entrepreneurs for a return on their investment, as well as their vision and commitment to the future of Loch Lloyd.
"We want to see this wonderful community finished and operated at a high level of professionalism. We want to end the disputes that feed an environment of frustration and uncertainty, leading to anger and distrust."
Skip and I, and perhaps many residents, some of whom have signed this petition, would appreciate hearing Neil, or someone else of Neil's stature within the leadership of FiveStar, comment on the commitment expressed in the Patterson's letter and its relationship to The Cove development.
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Skip Quimby
9 years ago
On June 11, 2017, Pat O'Reilly shared a letter with many of us that had been sent to Loch Lloyd residents by Neil and Jeanne Patterson dated September 28, 2005. The letter reviews progress made in the community at that time, their expectation as entrepreneurs for a return on their investment, as well as their vision and commitment to the future of Loch Lloyd.
"We want to see this wonderful community finished and operated at a high level of professionalism. We want to end the disputes that feed an environment of frustration and uncertainty, leading to anger and distrust."
Dani and I, and perhaps many residents, some of whom have signed this petition, would appreciate hearing Neil, or someone else of Neil's stature within the leadership of FiveStar, comment on the commitment expressed in the Patterson's letter and its relationship to The Cove development.
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Mike Gathright
9 years ago
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There is new land that can be developed. Our preference for the Cove is green space. If not that, at the very least, redo the plan with larger lots and the requirements of the surrounding homes. This will devalue all of our homes !
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Eddie Gangriwala
9 years ago
Bad Idea!
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Linda Benso
9 years ago
No to the zoning change.
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Nilson Goes
9 years ago
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We strongly oppose this development on Rieder Cove. As Loch Lloyd residents, we feel that this is not consistent with 1) the spirit and consistency of Loch Lloyd 2) would degrade the quality of the overall neighborhood 3) was not appropriately communicated to the residents as part of a master plan.
Please- do whatever is possible to stop this development.
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Richard Seithel
9 years ago
Keep Loch Lloyd as is. I do not want the zoning change.
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Roe Messner
9 years ago
I do not want the zoning change.
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Carol Messner
9 years ago
I do not want the zoning change.
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Marla J. Selvidge
9 years ago
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The developers are greedy and will build houses that will harm the value of our homes. Slab homes do not belong in Loch lloyd. The next project will surely be the practice field. And building lower level houses on this property will certainly devalue "old" Loch Lloyd. We don't want to be Leawood or Overland Park. We want to be beautiful Loch Lloyd and we want to keep it green. I applaud this petition!! Marla
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Dick Coffman
9 years ago
One of the things that makes Loch Lloyd so unique is the style and number of homes. Do not want to overbuild the community.
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Bruce Shalberg
9 years ago
I am opposed to building in the green area of Rieder Cove. This does not fit into the character of Lock Lloyd.
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MarySue Shalberg
9 years ago
I am opposed to building on the green space in the cove and any other green space in Loch Lloyd.
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Gary Gray
9 years ago
Seems like a bad idea to me.
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David Deer
9 years ago
I am opposed to building in our existing green space. It will impact the integrity of Loch Lloyd.
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Krishna schmidt
9 years ago
I am strongly opposed to the build out of the cove area and any other build out of existing green space on this side of the dam. It looks like there is still plenty to be developed on the other end of the dam in the new area.
I am opposed to any more home building additions in our community, especially on our limited green spaces.
Absolutely NOT. This will only further detract from attractiveness of Loch Lloyd and bring more traffic to our limited roadway. If this is SO desirable and going to be such a money maker----put it in the new NORTH LL, you certainly have enough space to properly plan for it.
In addition to preservation of the green space, community security was an important feature of Loch Lloyd. The continuing failure to keep the gate closed/secured into the north property is another example of failed representations.
Rife with issues.
On June 11, 2017, Pat O'Reilly shared a letter with many of us that had been sent to Loch Lloyd residents by Neil and Jeanne Patterson dated September 28, 2005. The letter reviews progress made in the community at that time, their expectation as entrepreneurs for a return on their investment, as well as their vision and commitment to the future of Loch Lloyd. "We want to see this wonderful community finished and operated at a high level of professionalism. We want to end the disputes that feed an environment of frustration and uncertainty, leading to anger and distrust." Skip and I, and perhaps many residents, some of whom have signed this petition, would appreciate hearing Neil, or someone else of Neil's stature within the leadership of FiveStar, comment on the commitment expressed in the Patterson's letter and its relationship to The Cove development.
On June 11, 2017, Pat O'Reilly shared a letter with many of us that had been sent to Loch Lloyd residents by Neil and Jeanne Patterson dated September 28, 2005. The letter reviews progress made in the community at that time, their expectation as entrepreneurs for a return on their investment, as well as their vision and commitment to the future of Loch Lloyd. "We want to see this wonderful community finished and operated at a high level of professionalism. We want to end the disputes that feed an environment of frustration and uncertainty, leading to anger and distrust." Dani and I, and perhaps many residents, some of whom have signed this petition, would appreciate hearing Neil, or someone else of Neil's stature within the leadership of FiveStar, comment on the commitment expressed in the Patterson's letter and its relationship to The Cove development.
There is new land that can be developed. Our preference for the Cove is green space. If not that, at the very least, redo the plan with larger lots and the requirements of the surrounding homes. This will devalue all of our homes !
Bad Idea!
No to the zoning change.
We strongly oppose this development on Rieder Cove. As Loch Lloyd residents, we feel that this is not consistent with 1) the spirit and consistency of Loch Lloyd 2) would degrade the quality of the overall neighborhood 3) was not appropriately communicated to the residents as part of a master plan. Please- do whatever is possible to stop this development.
Keep Loch Lloyd as is. I do not want the zoning change.
I do not want the zoning change.
I do not want the zoning change.
The developers are greedy and will build houses that will harm the value of our homes. Slab homes do not belong in Loch lloyd. The next project will surely be the practice field. And building lower level houses on this property will certainly devalue "old" Loch Lloyd. We don't want to be Leawood or Overland Park. We want to be beautiful Loch Lloyd and we want to keep it green. I applaud this petition!! Marla
One of the things that makes Loch Lloyd so unique is the style and number of homes. Do not want to overbuild the community.
I am opposed to building in the green area of Rieder Cove. This does not fit into the character of Lock Lloyd.
I am opposed to building on the green space in the cove and any other green space in Loch Lloyd.
Seems like a bad idea to me.
I am opposed to building in our existing green space. It will impact the integrity of Loch Lloyd.
I am strongly opposed to the build out of the cove area and any other build out of existing green space on this side of the dam. It looks like there is still plenty to be developed on the other end of the dam in the new area.