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Stop Herr Lane ReZoning Now

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Ann Thomas
3 years ago

Heavy traffic already, and this development will make it worse. Parking at Holiday Manor is tight on the weekends and can't handle an increase.

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Gregory Gunnell
3 years ago

We need to slow down this push to develop on any scrap of land in Jefferson County. Look around. 90% of the traffic congestion in this county is due to overzealous development. Let’s for once use a little common sense.

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Roscoe Willis
3 years ago

Address is 2325 Branning Rd, Louisville, KY 40222 With the Veterns Hospitol and now a future condo developement on Herr Ln, the entire area will be gridlocked. Please do not allow new zoning to make this happen.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Zip code 40222

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Donna Helmick
3 years ago

Traffic in this area is already horrendous. Adding to it is going to create a nightmare.

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Susan Spalding
3 years ago

I agree with all the comments. Traffic is already a nightmare!

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Karen Duff
3 years ago

That area cannot handle any more traffic! I hope the new mayor will step in and do something!

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Liz Staab
3 years ago

The Veterans Hospital will already saturate an area with current traffic issues. NO FURTHER DEVELOPMENT!

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James D Daly
3 years ago

7316 Brownsboro Rd Louisville, KY 40251

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Patricia Roles
3 years ago

We do not need one more development with the resulting increase in traffic on HerrLane. Please stop unneeded developments!

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Aimee Gould
3 years ago

My grands attend Ballard. It is already a nightmare there. The kids go to lunch at nearby businesses and no one watches for them. Some have even been hit over the years. Now we have increased traffic with this change. Traffic light are well and good but that will just cause further delay and backup for all four schools and a daycare that use Herr lane

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Darlene Trimble
3 years ago

Congestion in the area is overwhelming presently. These apartment units will not help the situation.

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Ken Johnson
3 years ago

The area is already crowded with 4 schools, a new VA hospital under construction, a large proposed apartment complex, and a shopping center all within a small area filtering into a 2 lane roads—-Hwy 22 and Herr Lane. I believe this area has already taken on an absurd amount of new and proposed construction. Enough already!!!!

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Michael Roan
3 years ago

We are already dealing with the noise and the mess created by the Veterans Hospital construction and now we are faced with more construction of hundreds of apartments and manufactured housing … can it get any worse? Please consider the impact this will have on our our wonderful neighborhoods and the horrible traffic we already deal with on Herr Lane before rubber-stamping these projects.

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James M Shipley
3 years ago

Seems like some of these projects took advantage of covid social restrictions to get initial approval.

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Susan H Dawson
3 years ago

This is an unnecessary! The traffic is bad enough without more congestion!

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John S Carter
3 years ago

Herr Lane cannot adequately accommodate current traffic level. It is still the country lane it was when the area was potato farms it is just paved now.

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Marian Gosling
3 years ago

Please comply with the reasonable and public safety concerns raised by the affected residents of this proposed development. They're issues are MORE than cosmetic and the current plans are inadequate for the continued tranquilility and harmonious interplay between neighbors, native species wildlife and vegetation necessary for stability. Thank you.

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Janis Fowler
3 years ago

This reminds me of putting the cart before the horse. Wouldn’t it just be common sense, as one person commented, to evaluate the traffic congestion after the VA project has caused their increase? The people who live here and have to deal with this transportation problem on a daily basis would probably say to tackle one project at a time, experience the traffic result and then move to the next project, rather than guessing what’s the optimal solution. Often, what looks good on paper doesn’t work well in reality. And, if it doesn’t, it’s the people who live in the area who are stuck with it. Please, let’s approach these projects wisely.

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Carol Pryor
3 years ago

This development combined with the traffic from the new Veterans hospital will create a nightmare that will take a long time to correct.