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Renwick Retail Petition

63 Comments

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Gregory Rodriguez
6 years ago

STOP the entrances on Peerless Street

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Theodore Kowalczyk
6 years ago

We do not need any unknown riff raft in our neighborhood . Keep them all OUT.

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Joyce Kowalczyk
6 years ago

Do not need more traffic on that corner!

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CHRIS CAVENAILE
6 years ago

There’s enough traffic congestion now as it is. We don’t need more traffic up and down Peerless there are young children who live neat this road.

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Lucretia Bradley
6 years ago

More traffic? No thank you.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

No thank you! Our neighborhood does not need the extra traffic and congestion

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Deborah Arabadjief
7 years ago

No access from Peerless Drive!!

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Karisa
7 years ago

Please keep this neighborhood safe. An entrance to a retail space is not worth risking children’s lives

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Please do not compromise the safety of neighborhood children by putting them at risk with poorly placed access roads.

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Stephanie Devine
7 years ago

Stop taking our neighborhoods from us & turning everything into commercial business! We’re trying to raise families here!!!

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Mary Carpenter
7 years ago

No for Peerless. It’s a quiet family neighborhood.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Traffic is bad enough on that corner. Tell them to build by the new Cosco. Don't ruin a neighborhood trying to cram something in to a space that's just not big enough!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

This is a residential street and should stay that way.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

No entrance on peerless

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Trudy Surges
7 years ago

stop having entrances on peerless st

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Debbie Maratto
7 years ago

Keep the neighborhood safe for families, children & fur babies. No need for extra unwanted heavy traffic.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Seriously? Retail outlets on residential streets? Geniuses.

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Debbie Ebert
7 years ago

We don't need anymore traffic through our subdivision.

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LINDA DOWDY
7 years ago

WISH NOT TO USE PEERLESS DRIVE AS AN ENTRANCE

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Anonymous
7 years ago Featured

The very best way to fight this is to attend the board meeting on the 16th. When my church wanted to have approval for our building, we flooded the meeting with 100+ people. The board commended us saying that’s how you get what you want. Once this is approved (and the other side will have lawyers, etc. at the meeting) you’re powerless to do anything.