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Say No to Big-Box Rezoning at Hillcrest & LBJ

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Rylan Ramirez
7 months ago

I do not live in this area, but I am against big-box development, and destruction of buildings that are more than 50 years of age. They should be considered historical. Big box retail hurts neighborhoods, and food delivery to impoverished communities should be done so through the means of smaller stores so walk ability is assured. I am disappointing in Dallas's lack of care and concern for both their historic preservation and their residents' well being.

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Anonymous
7 months ago

we don’t need another grocery store and more traffic in this already dumpster pot of toads and traffic and poor city planning coming together in this one “ hot spot” of dallas.

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SRINI VASAN
7 months ago

NO to Big-Box rezoning.

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Cynthia Dutter
7 months ago

Have you contacted the Northwood Hills Homeowner

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Nirmala Mathai
7 months ago

It is already difficult to get onto 635 going east from Hillcrest and I had previously requested to have a right turn only lane to decrease the back up. Now, if a massive grocery store comes at this junction, it would be impossible to make the commute.

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James Davis
7 months ago

This will create traffic havoc in an already congested-accident prone neighborhood.

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Pamela Baeza
7 months ago

the traffic gridlock right now at 635 near hillcrest is already difficult but HEB will bring a huge amount of traffic and countless semi trucks constantly delivering and driving down hillcrest and 635. This area was never designed or intended for this use or traffic.

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Michael Chalk
7 months ago

NO! To HEB, we have 3 stores near us that serve our needs - Tom Thumb, Whole Foods, Central Market. We live right off Forest Lane and Hillcrest and have seen traffic back up each day between 4 pm and 6 pm as well as 7 am and 9 am making it nearly improssible to get on Forest Lane. Serveral DISD school buses drive around this area as well, making it more difficult for school bus drivers and children on those buses. Please consider DISD students before appeasing HEB!

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Richard Thompson
7 months ago Featured

The traffic and congestion will devalue 100 houses in Hillcrest Villas. There are 4 major grocery stores within a 2 mile radius— Cebtral Market, Tom Thumb Aldi, and Whole Foods. There is NO need for another in why do things so difficult? I can. I got the name. I got my email address. this neighborhood.

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Susan Thompson
7 months ago

This will absolutely ruin our residential area’

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Anonymous
7 months ago

Please vote NO on this rezoning proposal – this is not an appropriate location for regional retail.

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Edwards Ann
7 months ago

I’m a NO, Please, NO!

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Dana Pinkerton
7 months ago

Please vote No!

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David W Tuthill
7 months ago

Why is Valley View Mall land still vacant? Why is HEB not building there?

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Anonymous
7 months ago

Vote NO on HEB!

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Anonymous
7 months ago

I vote NO to big box store in our neighborhood

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Elicia hubach
7 months ago

I am very concerned about traffic through the neighborhood and the idea that reasoning would apply even if HEB declines to build. Are their smaller footprint stores perhaps? Can rezoning be cancelled if HEBe plans change? Do we have any data from the Walmart and ss club that was built at 635 and midway around negative (or positive) neighborhood impact I losing traffic, accidents and panhandling ?

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Lorraine LaBarba
7 months ago

This development is detrimental to our neighborhood. Please vote no!

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Tom Haralson
7 months ago

No

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David Elliott
7 months ago

Please do not congest our neighborhood with a new HEB.