these projects need to be spread out throughout the city. You can make one side of the city all low income its not right.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Petitioning against these two projects!
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Anonymous
6 years ago
The East End does not need to be over saturated with affordable housing complexes.
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Victoria Matthews
6 years ago
Diversity drives growth. Concentrated low-income housing only creates pockets of poverty without the same opportunity. Low-income housing is necessary, but should be spread through Houston.
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Robert Tellez
6 years ago
We already have more than our fair share of low income housing in our neighborhood! No more!
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Too many in the area! Why are you stunting the growth?! Do not want!
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Anonymous
6 years ago
I am against all this low income housing projects to be so concentrated in east end
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Paulette Kukuk
6 years ago
Please stop developers from using the East End as their area of choice for low income housing.
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LaThelle Shankle
6 years ago
Everyone deserves housing but we already have a community in this neighborhood. I agree that they need to spread them throughout the city.
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Donald Green
6 years ago
There are too many of these types of projects concentrated in the East End and the southern portion of Fifth Ward. These need to be more spread out around the city so that one area is not detrimentally affected by any negative effects these projects may have on future development.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
The East End already has several low income projects. Please do not make our neighborhood a dumping ground for developments that will continue to lower our property values.
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j urbina
6 years ago
I dont want another one near my one we already have one and our crime and rate has gone up.
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Albert Martinez
6 years ago
These proposed sites is what happens when our elected officials choose to blatantly ignored their constituents.
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Catherine Arnold
6 years ago
invites crime!
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Cameron Mitchell
6 years ago
I oppose adding any additional low income housing to the area.
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Natalie Rogers
6 years ago
We bought in the area to help boost this area of the city for investing and small businesses. With love living here and have really enjoyed the local culture of the East End.
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Ernesto Valenzuela
6 years ago
I’m totally against this and know that a similar situation happened in Dallas and the city lost. They cannot cram us in with all this government housing.
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SL Delaney
6 years ago
Just when East End was coming along. We have a large component of low income already. How about spreading these homes across the city?
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Samuel Doctorian Ringo
6 years ago
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I've lived in Eastwood My whole Life and We have been striving to pull our neighborhood out of poverty my whole life .We have Our fair share of public housing projects let other neighborhoods share that burden as well.
I am not in favor of this project.
these projects need to be spread out throughout the city. You can make one side of the city all low income its not right.
Petitioning against these two projects!
The East End does not need to be over saturated with affordable housing complexes.
Diversity drives growth. Concentrated low-income housing only creates pockets of poverty without the same opportunity. Low-income housing is necessary, but should be spread through Houston.
We already have more than our fair share of low income housing in our neighborhood! No more!
Too many in the area! Why are you stunting the growth?! Do not want!
I am against all this low income housing projects to be so concentrated in east end
Please stop developers from using the East End as their area of choice for low income housing.
Everyone deserves housing but we already have a community in this neighborhood. I agree that they need to spread them throughout the city.
There are too many of these types of projects concentrated in the East End and the southern portion of Fifth Ward. These need to be more spread out around the city so that one area is not detrimentally affected by any negative effects these projects may have on future development.
The East End already has several low income projects. Please do not make our neighborhood a dumping ground for developments that will continue to lower our property values.
I dont want another one near my one we already have one and our crime and rate has gone up.
These proposed sites is what happens when our elected officials choose to blatantly ignored their constituents.
invites crime!
I oppose adding any additional low income housing to the area.
We bought in the area to help boost this area of the city for investing and small businesses. With love living here and have really enjoyed the local culture of the East End.
I’m totally against this and know that a similar situation happened in Dallas and the city lost. They cannot cram us in with all this government housing.
Just when East End was coming along. We have a large component of low income already. How about spreading these homes across the city?
I've lived in Eastwood My whole Life and We have been striving to pull our neighborhood out of poverty my whole life .We have Our fair share of public housing projects let other neighborhoods share that burden as well.