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Stop More Apartments in Temple Terrace

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Anonymous
7 years ago

No more apartments....lots of nice homes become a homeowner

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Please do not get rid of the golf course! It is becoming way too over crowded, there are plenty of apartments around temple terrace!

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Kody Williams
7 years ago

Please no more

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John Finklea
7 years ago

Don’t ruin temple terrace

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Niko Karayannis
7 years ago

I am against the development of more temple terrace apartments.

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Margaret Baker
7 years ago

I agree with points of this petition and stress one: the ecosystem of the river.

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LisaMarie Mcneil
7 years ago

No more apartments .......: leave our beautiful Gulf course and country club alone .

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Misty Smith
7 years ago

Please, no more apartments! This will ruin the nature preserve and my neighborhood!

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Bob Nipp
7 years ago

Stop the ridiculous government ruling!!!

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David Barnes
7 years ago

Oppose increase in units per acre

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Linda Beckman
7 years ago

Please, please, no more new apartments in Temple Terrace!

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Karen Usry
7 years ago

Our resources are already burden. We do not need over crowded schools, increased traffic and the non existing tax income

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Brenda Taylor
7 years ago

We do want more apartments in this mostly single family home area.

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Amy Leever
7 years ago

Apartments bring low income , drugs , and crime. We have enough apartments in Temple Terrace we don’t need anymore .

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Apartment will increase traffic, crime and first responder workload. I already hear way too many sirens going across the bridge.

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Jerry elmore
7 years ago

No go for apartments

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Lori B Jones
7 years ago

I oppose the proposed changes in zoning to allow for more apartments in this land. I think the original zoning for 4 parcels per acre is acceptable.

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John P Ritter
7 years ago

Opposed due in balance between owner occupied dwellings and rentals. Simply NO to more rentals since more than 50percent of housing units will be rentals. Renters have no long term financial investment in the city and usually contribute little to the long term betterment of the community.

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Ann Locke
7 years ago

Along with traffic and increased crime within the adjacent neighborhoods; the nature preserve that borders the northern part of the property, will have an increase in crime and destructive behavior in it. Are the residents across the river to the north of the preserve aware what is happening in their back yards?

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Anne Ferguson
7 years ago

I certainly agree with concern that was written.... Just should not happen to such a good community.... M