The city council voted against the road connection and our neighborhoods are safe. Thank you for keeping the pressure on the officials and showing them we would not accept this project. Stay alert for any new proposals but tonight we celebrate our success.
Alpine City Council is considering a developer’s proposal that would connect Lakeview Drive in Alpine to a new development in Draper. The Draper development has 285 proposed homes and connects to Highland Blvd. The only thing preventing traffic from these homes from flowing through Alpine would be a gate. There is no guarantee that the gate will be permanent. This road is not required for the developer to put houses on his land in Alpine. Please sign this petition to tell our city leaders you are opposed to a road connecting Alpine to Draper.
We just hit 500 signatures on this petition. Now is the time to take our opposition to the city council meeting. Find the contact information for your representatives on our Facebook group page and email them today to demand that they block the road connection.
Reached 500 supporters
June 10, 2020
June 9, 2020
The city council expects us to roll over while they prioritize developers over our streets. Post the link to the Facebook group on your timeline today and call your representative to demand they vote no on the connection.
June 9, 2020
We are approaching 500 signatures and need to hit this goal before the next session begins. Post the link to our Facebook group right now and text three neighbors who live near the proposed road connection.
Reached 100 supporters
June 9, 2020
289 Comments
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Sean Horan
6 years ago
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I was at the meeting the when the Alpine City Mayor - Troy Stout stood I front of the Draper City Council and said “no access from any city into Alpine City, ever”. Keep your promises to the citizens of Alpine. No access, be it a gate, road, etc. Keep Alpine, Alpine!!!
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Anonymous
6 years ago
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I live on Lakeview Dr so am very concerned about any future traffic flowing through our neighborhood. We built here twenty years ago with the knowledge that it would just be the cul de sacs on either end of the street.
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Gil Greer
6 years ago
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The developer could have provided a second ingress/egress within Draper and chose to have a single one to have more lots. We in alpine should not be their rescue plan. Make them have dual access within Draper. The additional traffic will add additional costs to Alpine
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Myron Scott Butler
6 years ago
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Please DO NOT allow this access! This would create a traffic nightmare for our neighborhoods. We bought here so we could be in a quiet area. The concept of putting a gate up is ridiculous. We all know how permanent that would be. That is such a joke!
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Eric Anderson
6 years ago
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and... the gate will be left open. Alpine does a very poor job of maintaining the road on that side of Lakeview Dr. Increased traffic will cause the broken pieces of road to pop out and subsequently force the city to improve it. This will cost EVERYONE in Alpine!
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Natalie Ball
6 years ago
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This development will drastically affect the traffic in Alpine and Highland residential neighborhoods. It will also create terrible strain on our already overcrowded schools. If Draper can't stop saying yes to developers then they really need to start building schools at Suncrest.
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Kelton Keller
6 years ago
Protect our quiet neighborhood from extra traffic not necessary. Bikers need less traffic
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David E Atkinson
6 years ago
Traffic is already heavy. Do now allow an outside outfit to use our neighborhood and Alpine to overcome their mistake, make a profit, go away, leave us with a permanent mess.
The city council voted against the road connection and our neighborhoods are safe. Thank you for keeping the pressure on the officials and showing them we would not accept this project. Stay alert for any new proposals but tonight we celebrate our success.
Alpine City Council is considering a developer’s proposal that would connect Lakeview Drive in Alpine to a new development in Draper. The Draper development has 285 proposed homes and connects to Highland Blvd. The only thing preventing traffic from these homes from flowing through Alpine would be a gate. There is no guarantee that the gate will be permanent. This road is not required for the developer to put houses on his land in Alpine. Please sign this petition to tell our city leaders you are opposed to a road connecting Alpine to Draper.
We just hit 500 signatures on this petition. Now is the time to take our opposition to the city council meeting. Find the contact information for your representatives on our Facebook group page and email them today to demand that they block the road connection.
Reached 500 supporters
June 10, 2020
June 9, 2020
The city council expects us to roll over while they prioritize developers over our streets. Post the link to the Facebook group on your timeline today and call your representative to demand they vote no on the connection.
June 9, 2020
We are approaching 500 signatures and need to hit this goal before the next session begins. Post the link to our Facebook group right now and text three neighbors who live near the proposed road connection.
Reached 100 supporters
June 9, 2020
289 Comments
S
Sean Horan
6 years ago
Featured
I was at the meeting the when the Alpine City Mayor - Troy Stout stood I front of the Draper City Council and said “no access from any city into Alpine City, ever”. Keep your promises to the citizens of Alpine. No access, be it a gate, road, etc. Keep Alpine, Alpine!!!
A
Anonymous
6 years ago
Featured
I live on Lakeview Dr so am very concerned about any future traffic flowing through our neighborhood. We built here twenty years ago with the knowledge that it would just be the cul de sacs on either end of the street.
G
Gil Greer
6 years ago
Featured
The developer could have provided a second ingress/egress within Draper and chose to have a single one to have more lots. We in alpine should not be their rescue plan. Make them have dual access within Draper. The additional traffic will add additional costs to Alpine
M
Myron Scott Butler
6 years ago
Featured
Please DO NOT allow this access! This would create a traffic nightmare for our neighborhoods. We bought here so we could be in a quiet area. The concept of putting a gate up is ridiculous. We all know how permanent that would be. That is such a joke!
E
Eric Anderson
6 years ago
Featured
and... the gate will be left open. Alpine does a very poor job of maintaining the road on that side of Lakeview Dr. Increased traffic will cause the broken pieces of road to pop out and subsequently force the city to improve it. This will cost EVERYONE in Alpine!
N
Natalie Ball
6 years ago
Featured
This development will drastically affect the traffic in Alpine and Highland residential neighborhoods. It will also create terrible strain on our already overcrowded schools. If Draper can't stop saying yes to developers then they really need to start building schools at Suncrest.
K
Kelton Keller
6 years ago
Protect our quiet neighborhood from extra traffic not necessary. Bikers need less traffic
D
David E Atkinson
6 years ago
Traffic is already heavy. Do now allow an outside outfit to use our neighborhood and Alpine to overcome their mistake, make a profit, go away, leave us with a permanent mess.
I was at the meeting the when the Alpine City Mayor - Troy Stout stood I front of the Draper City Council and said “no access from any city into Alpine City, ever”. Keep your promises to the citizens of Alpine. No access, be it a gate, road, etc. Keep Alpine, Alpine!!!