The city has formally revised the zoning proposal to place clear limits on residential density within our neighborhoods. This outcome honors the character of our community and demonstrates the impact of our collective persistence. We should remain attentive as these new rules are implemented in the coming months.
The city of Kirkland is in the process of considering changes to certain Zoning Regulations (BN) which currently allows for new construction of UNLIMITED RESIDENTIAL DENSITY TO EXIST IN OR ADJACENT TO KIRKLAND'S RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOODS.
We, the undersigned, are concerned citizens who urge our leaders to act now to DISALLOW ANY ZONING REGULATIONS PROVIDING FOR UNLIMITED RESIDENTIAL DENSITY IN KIRKLAND'S RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOODS INCLUDING NEIGHBORHOOD BUSINESS ZONES OR RESIDENTIAL MARKET AREAS.
I strongly support this measure and the limiting of size of developments along our lake shore. As a Kirkland resident in a neighborhood near this development the excess traffic really concerns me. I want development that promotes single family homes and neighborhood building. Large tracts of apartments over small cramped retail is not what Kirkland needs.
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Marian Luther
12 years ago
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Yet another inappropriate and ILLEGAL building project in Kirkland that will further congest our roadways and mar this once beautiful town. Kirkland residents need to stop being complacent to this type of construction - take a stand, it's your city!
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Dave Snyder
14 years ago
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RIDICULOUS!!! Stop building these huge boxes everywhere and destroying our streets. Who even approves this stuff?
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Mike Rahman
14 years ago
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Keep our neighborhoods residential. These massive buildings dont fit in with the character of this town at all.
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Sarah Stokes
14 years ago
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traffic in kirkland is already a nightmare. we dont need more apartments cramming everything up. enough is enough.
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Jessica Reid
14 years ago
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We lived here for 20 years and its slowly turning into a concrete jungle. Please think about the people who actually live here.
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The city has formally revised the zoning proposal to place clear limits on residential density within our neighborhoods. This outcome honors the character of our community and demonstrates the impact of our collective persistence. We should remain attentive as these new rules are implemented in the coming months.
The city of Kirkland is in the process of considering changes to certain Zoning Regulations (BN) which currently allows for new construction of UNLIMITED RESIDENTIAL DENSITY TO EXIST IN OR ADJACENT TO KIRKLAND'S RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOODS.
We, the undersigned, are concerned citizens who urge our leaders to act now to DISALLOW ANY ZONING REGULATIONS PROVIDING FOR UNLIMITED RESIDENTIAL DENSITY IN KIRKLAND'S RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOODS INCLUDING NEIGHBORHOOD BUSINESS ZONES OR RESIDENTIAL MARKET AREAS.
I strongly support this measure and the limiting of size of developments along our lake shore. As a Kirkland resident in a neighborhood near this development the excess traffic really concerns me. I want development that promotes single family homes and neighborhood building. Large tracts of apartments over small cramped retail is not what Kirkland needs.
M
Marian Luther
12 years ago
Featured
Yet another inappropriate and ILLEGAL building project in Kirkland that will further congest our roadways and mar this once beautiful town. Kirkland residents need to stop being complacent to this type of construction - take a stand, it's your city!
D
Dave Snyder
14 years ago
Featured
RIDICULOUS!!! Stop building these huge boxes everywhere and destroying our streets. Who even approves this stuff?
M
Mike Rahman
14 years ago
Featured
Keep our neighborhoods residential. These massive buildings dont fit in with the character of this town at all.
S
Sarah Stokes
14 years ago
Featured
traffic in kirkland is already a nightmare. we dont need more apartments cramming everything up. enough is enough.
J
Jessica Reid
14 years ago
Featured
We lived here for 20 years and its slowly turning into a concrete jungle. Please think about the people who actually live here.
I strongly support this measure and the limiting of size of developments along our lake shore. As a Kirkland resident in a neighborhood near this development the excess traffic really concerns me. I want development that promotes single family homes and neighborhood building. Large tracts of apartments over small cramped retail is not what Kirkland needs.