Say No to Pleasant Valley Ranch, a Small Lot-Large Density Development in Williamson Valley
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Sarah Agnew
2 years ago
No! No on Pleasant Valley Ranch project! NO!
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The Varner family
2 years ago
Sincerely hope this does not get approved
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Teddi Baggins
2 years ago
We do not want to see Williamson Valley road become a four lane highway. We must be more protective of our water resources.
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Anonymous
2 years ago
Also read elsewhere Brooks dev does not have good reputation
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Patricia E McNay
2 years ago
We live at the 17 mile marker on WVR. We do not want Williamson Valley to turn into Prescott Valley!
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Suzi Bailey
2 years ago
This Pleasant Valley Ranch development is absolutely going to conflict with the highest & best use of current land agricultural zoning, ingress/egress, resources for both human , livestock and wildlife corridors. Yavapai County must control growth, and be mindful of the limited natural resources available .Our family has been in Williamson Valley area for 32 years and being in the real estate profession for 22 of those years I’m keenly aware of the devastating effect of random zoning changes like this. Highly opposed
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Robin J White
2 years ago
no more density, we don't have enough water!!!!!!!!! infrastructure can't support this!!!!!!
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MaryHelen Costanza
2 years ago
Saying no to Pleasant Valley Ranch development
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George Price
2 years ago
I think 2 acre lots with individual septic systems would be a mistake and would damage the aquifer.
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Laura Dement
2 years ago
No on proposed develpment
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Mike Dement
2 years ago
No on the new development.
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Brad Boardman
2 years ago
Too many red flags, no.
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Catherine Wolfe
2 years ago
Great concerns about water issues and increased traffic on Williamson Valley Road.
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Eric English
2 years ago
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English Land and Livestock is opposed to this development for all the reasons stated in this petition. Additionally, the bald eagle and raptor nesting along Williamson Valley Wash will be disturbed forever if they proceed. Seasonal elk and deer migration will be disrupted as well.
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Louis Van Tonder
2 years ago
NO! We don't have the water for this developers greed!!!
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Ursula R Tobler
2 years ago
We need to think about the wildlife and flora as well as the water, septic, contamination, traffic as well as our quality of life. Stop the greed.
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Sharon Kelley
2 years ago
No. No, No!
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Patrick Giammarise
2 years ago
This development appears to pose serious risks to the area's water quality because it is septic system only.
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Anonymous
2 years ago
We live in Talking Rock and don’t approve this
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Patrick Pearson
2 years ago
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"High Density" housing is considered 5 acre lots? Building out in the middle of ranches where there is no infrastructure or services?Construction equipment travelling on unmaintained roads that are not rated for them? Sounds like it's time to start visiting some planning and zoning meetings and talk to the county supervisor about this.
No! No on Pleasant Valley Ranch project! NO!
Sincerely hope this does not get approved
We do not want to see Williamson Valley road become a four lane highway. We must be more protective of our water resources.
Also read elsewhere Brooks dev does not have good reputation
We live at the 17 mile marker on WVR. We do not want Williamson Valley to turn into Prescott Valley!
This Pleasant Valley Ranch development is absolutely going to conflict with the highest & best use of current land agricultural zoning, ingress/egress, resources for both human , livestock and wildlife corridors. Yavapai County must control growth, and be mindful of the limited natural resources available .Our family has been in Williamson Valley area for 32 years and being in the real estate profession for 22 of those years I’m keenly aware of the devastating effect of random zoning changes like this. Highly opposed
no more density, we don't have enough water!!!!!!!!! infrastructure can't support this!!!!!!
Saying no to Pleasant Valley Ranch development
I think 2 acre lots with individual septic systems would be a mistake and would damage the aquifer.
No on proposed develpment
No on the new development.
Too many red flags, no.
Great concerns about water issues and increased traffic on Williamson Valley Road.
English Land and Livestock is opposed to this development for all the reasons stated in this petition. Additionally, the bald eagle and raptor nesting along Williamson Valley Wash will be disturbed forever if they proceed. Seasonal elk and deer migration will be disrupted as well.
NO! We don't have the water for this developers greed!!!
We need to think about the wildlife and flora as well as the water, septic, contamination, traffic as well as our quality of life. Stop the greed.
No. No, No!
This development appears to pose serious risks to the area's water quality because it is septic system only.
We live in Talking Rock and don’t approve this
"High Density" housing is considered 5 acre lots? Building out in the middle of ranches where there is no infrastructure or services?Construction equipment travelling on unmaintained roads that are not rated for them? Sounds like it's time to start visiting some planning and zoning meetings and talk to the county supervisor about this.