The project does not fit. The precedent would apply up and down culver and if the community plan can be disregarded their are a number of locations in Westchester which are affect and can be over built abutting r-1 too. Yes to a quaint upgraded village and no to a cement canyon.
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Bonnie Cates
12 years ago
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This project is not in any way compatible with a small, historic beach town. Unfortunately, a town like Playa del Rey would suffer from problems caused by additional traffic, density, glare, parking, public beach views blocked, and environmental quality changes with this MASSIVE structure.
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Shawn Becker
12 years ago
Cannot happen in this area!
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Way out of proportion for the area. Projected traffic grid-lock.
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Helga Marr
12 years ago
This is too big for the area.
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Jerry Weissman
12 years ago
Project is out of scale for the area. Occupants of 72 apartments will dramatically add to traffic at morning and evening rush hours.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
No way!
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Anonymous
12 years ago
NO!!!! Not appropriate for this community
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Lorie Chapman
12 years ago
Cummuting through the intersect at Culver Boulevard and Vista Del Mar during busy morning and evening traffic is already too congested. Since there is a cliff at east side of Vista Del Mar there is no room for widening nor is there further down where the apartment housing already exists. This is too large of a developement to even make sense.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
I use to live here and oppose this plan
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Andrea Dixon
12 years ago
I say NO to Legado's Project. PDR is one of the most beloved places on thise earth. This is our growing up town. Money hungry people taking away something dear to thousands and thousands of people. We have taken our children there and our grandkids and they loved it. Don't take waht we all love away!!
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Robert Perryman
12 years ago
Keep PDR as it is.
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Sarah Davidson
12 years ago
This would make del rey so unaccessible! No more parking and a ton of traffic. There's no parking as is on most weekends. I don't think residents in Jungle would appreciate more noise or being trapped by traffic. Any modern developer wants to create a monstrosity in Jakes Lot to cash in. Del Rey needs a local, born & raised developer that cares more about home than making a ton of profit. What about something that coincides with area style, but is neighborhood friendly? An Official dog park perhaps? Or an open water fountain area with a few small retail places against Vista del Mar side but facing beach??? Sushi Bar we can walk to would be great!
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bob dunagan
12 years ago
leave the ground barren, We need more parking...
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Jimmie Theoharis
12 years ago
This proposed building is incongruous with the existing structures and character of Playa Del Rey..
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Ruth Lansford
12 years ago
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Downtown Playa del Rey cannot expand to accomodate more traffic and parking. A combination of the flood control channel (north), the bay (west), the wetlands (east) and the airport (south) make our neighborhood unique and also make future developments limited, if not impossible.
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Rebecca White Ennis
12 years ago
I completely agree with this petition. It is dramatically out of proportion with our neighborhood.
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John Ferry
12 years ago
Why destroy what is left of the California Beach community? It should be an historic district.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Why do we want to destroy what makes this area unique? No!
The project does not fit. The precedent would apply up and down culver and if the community plan can be disregarded their are a number of locations in Westchester which are affect and can be over built abutting r-1 too. Yes to a quaint upgraded village and no to a cement canyon.
This project is not in any way compatible with a small, historic beach town. Unfortunately, a town like Playa del Rey would suffer from problems caused by additional traffic, density, glare, parking, public beach views blocked, and environmental quality changes with this MASSIVE structure.
Cannot happen in this area!
Way out of proportion for the area. Projected traffic grid-lock.
This is too big for the area.
Project is out of scale for the area. Occupants of 72 apartments will dramatically add to traffic at morning and evening rush hours.
No way!
NO!!!! Not appropriate for this community
Cummuting through the intersect at Culver Boulevard and Vista Del Mar during busy morning and evening traffic is already too congested. Since there is a cliff at east side of Vista Del Mar there is no room for widening nor is there further down where the apartment housing already exists. This is too large of a developement to even make sense.
I use to live here and oppose this plan
I say NO to Legado's Project. PDR is one of the most beloved places on thise earth. This is our growing up town. Money hungry people taking away something dear to thousands and thousands of people. We have taken our children there and our grandkids and they loved it. Don't take waht we all love away!!
Keep PDR as it is.
This would make del rey so unaccessible! No more parking and a ton of traffic. There's no parking as is on most weekends. I don't think residents in Jungle would appreciate more noise or being trapped by traffic. Any modern developer wants to create a monstrosity in Jakes Lot to cash in. Del Rey needs a local, born & raised developer that cares more about home than making a ton of profit. What about something that coincides with area style, but is neighborhood friendly? An Official dog park perhaps? Or an open water fountain area with a few small retail places against Vista del Mar side but facing beach??? Sushi Bar we can walk to would be great!
leave the ground barren, We need more parking...
This proposed building is incongruous with the existing structures and character of Playa Del Rey..
Downtown Playa del Rey cannot expand to accomodate more traffic and parking. A combination of the flood control channel (north), the bay (west), the wetlands (east) and the airport (south) make our neighborhood unique and also make future developments limited, if not impossible.
I completely agree with this petition. It is dramatically out of proportion with our neighborhood.
Why destroy what is left of the California Beach community? It should be an historic district.
Why do we want to destroy what makes this area unique? No!
NO NO NO!