This district is intended to provide areas for business and professional offices as well as more intensive office uses such as public buildings, banks, etc., as opposed to low income housing, gas stations, convenience stores, etc.
The scale of this support has secured us a formal meeting with the district planning commission. I am currently drafting the proposal documents to ensure our zoning objectives are presented clearly during that session.
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john martin
10 years ago
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i vote to make the area a professional area. we have enough gas stations/low income housing/convenience stores all ready
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Rhonda Pasibe
10 years ago
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The entrance of the Higlands is not an appropriate area for an Affordable housing development as it will negatively impact the current property values and it is not similar in dwelling size, lot size and values as the current structures. We do need more affordable housing options however not in this location. I also do not agree with putting a gas station right in from of Highlands elementary and it seems unnecessary when there are gas stations on both corners of that same road and others up flowers chapel within a mile or two.
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Patricia Hulgan
10 years ago
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Have enough gas stations & convenience stores in area & ABSOLUTELY AGAINST Low Income Housing in area. You are only decreasing the value of homes we invested in for years. This should be voted on by homeowners in area & not the decision of one money hungry investor...
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Scott Kennedy
10 years ago
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This is the wrong area of town for this type of development and will hurt protect values and increase crime.
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Mike Heer
10 years ago
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I have two three gas stations a mere mile away from my house. I don't want anything there other than park. Yet, I know that the city commissioner is probably getting some type of kick back...
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Alicia McGriff
10 years ago
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This is ridiculous! There is an elementary school nearby that does not need any type of business that could endanger the children.
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Cheryl Hall
10 years ago
Really? Of all places a low income government apartment complex could be built. They choose this area which would totally destroy the hard working homeowner's property value. There is plenty of property on out 84 West. This is just more of Obama policies of HUD housing. I can only imagine the escalation of the crime rates in these nearby neighborhoods if this is passed.
This district is intended to provide areas for business and professional offices as well as more intensive office uses such as public buildings, banks, etc., as opposed to low income housing, gas stations, convenience stores, etc.
The scale of this support has secured us a formal meeting with the district planning commission. I am currently drafting the proposal documents to ensure our zoning objectives are presented clearly during that session.
13 Comments
J
john martin
10 years ago
Featured
i vote to make the area a professional area. we have enough gas stations/low income housing/convenience stores all ready
R
Rhonda Pasibe
10 years ago
Featured
The entrance of the Higlands is not an appropriate area for an Affordable housing development as it will negatively impact the current property values and it is not similar in dwelling size, lot size and values as the current structures. We do need more affordable housing options however not in this location. I also do not agree with putting a gas station right in from of Highlands elementary and it seems unnecessary when there are gas stations on both corners of that same road and others up flowers chapel within a mile or two.
P
Patricia Hulgan
10 years ago
Featured
Have enough gas stations & convenience stores in area & ABSOLUTELY AGAINST Low Income Housing in area. You are only decreasing the value of homes we invested in for years. This should be voted on by homeowners in area & not the decision of one money hungry investor...
S
Scott Kennedy
10 years ago
Featured
This is the wrong area of town for this type of development and will hurt protect values and increase crime.
M
Mike Heer
10 years ago
Featured
I have two three gas stations a mere mile away from my house. I don't want anything there other than park. Yet, I know that the city commissioner is probably getting some type of kick back...
A
Alicia McGriff
10 years ago
Featured
This is ridiculous! There is an elementary school nearby that does not need any type of business that could endanger the children.
C
Cheryl Hall
10 years ago
Really? Of all places a low income government apartment complex could be built. They choose this area which would totally destroy the hard working homeowner's property value. There is plenty of property on out 84 West. This is just more of Obama policies of HUD housing. I can only imagine the escalation of the crime rates in these nearby neighborhoods if this is passed.
i vote to make the area a professional area. we have enough gas stations/low income housing/convenience stores all ready