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Protect Scottsdale from Re-Zoning Abuse

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Susan Wood
5 years ago

Is anyone coming to the City Council meeting tomorrow? If you come, find me and we can share contact info. Susan Wood, 480-540-4648. Here is our website: ProtectScottsdale.com

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Nancy Spruit
5 years ago

Please stop this!

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Emily Austin
5 years ago

I wonder who the scumbag loser is who stole my identity on this platform. I pray you get caught. I’m going to try to nail you. Not too hard to figure out who it is.

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Anna Warth
5 years ago

Please vote to NOT REZONE in our neighborhood.... there have already been so many multi unit apartments and multi story projects (many with low quality designs & materials, high density occupancies and no esthetic considerations that even attempt at something pleasing visually. ) Enough Damage done already!!! Enough is enough.

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rosalea mclemore
5 years ago

did not move here for Philadelphia traffic and congestion.

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Annette Hartsock · petition starter
5 years ago

You have fraudulently signed this petition under a name that is not your own.

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Emily Austin
5 years ago

Some loser...Gee, I wonder whom it could be, signed this petition fraudulently as Emily Austin claiming I like the project. I don’t. It sucks and so do you. Get a life scum bags.

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Joyce Dobler
5 years ago

Please, Please stop destroying Scottsdale for your own gain!!! You all have already destroyed our beautiful city! PLEASE STOP!!!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Stop the blatant destruction of those of us homeowners who are sick and tired of the growth in multi-family units in Scottsdale.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

I don’t see how rezoning the area benefits the current residents and improves the character of the neighborhood. The council members who vote for this are failing to fulfill their responsibilities to their constituents. What studies have been done to justify the changes & assess the impact on the area. What will the changes do to traffic & egress and access.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Traffic has increased a lot due to previous zoning changes in Scottsdale. Parking is already becoming a problem in some strip malls. We bought our homes in this neighborhood because it was supposedly a stable area. We voted for people who were committed to maintaining the character of our community. Where are they?????

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james bushlow
5 years ago

Stop the rezoning !

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Patricia Guard Badenoch
5 years ago

What happened to the earnest, sincere candidate campaign promises that the citizens of Scottsdale were finally going to gain the simple majority? Many of us worked hard, gave money and spent untold hours getting the signatures needed...based on your promises! And to our mayor the continued unnecessary closure of public attendance to our council meetings just furthers the mistrust of your leadership.

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lynda h barber
5 years ago

We must require adherence to zoning limits and there should be a policy of zero tax incentives or other waivers to any nonconforming projects. If exceptions are made for height or volume then adequate parking., Traffic remediation and contribution to critical infrastructure required to support such expansition shall be made to the city, school districts etc.

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Ted Keller
5 years ago Featured

Higher density means greater demands on water, sewer, roads, other city services. Scottsdale has been a very pleasant and open vista city . The ONLY reason to change that is profit for developers. Please preserve what those of us that have lived here for 60 years have been here for.

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Scott
5 years ago

Save our city! More parks , bring back our horses and stop building apartments!

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Gloria
5 years ago

With all this rezoning and nothing in sight for traffic control will only keep newcomers away, not to mention the heat from these tall buildings will create more road construction, etc. This is so disgusting for Scottsdale. How about more grocery stores for a change instead of apartments!

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Heidi Coates
5 years ago

I am against this rezoning. I hope City Council does what is right for the citizens!

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Howard Myers
5 years ago

Have to stop increases in height and density that do NOT benefit the city or citizens.

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Laurie Cleland
5 years ago

Please stop the spread and save our neighborhood's