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Stop Single-Car Driveway/Garage Mandate in Fayetteville

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Debra R McNair
6 years ago

Not in favor of this at all. These choices should be for the builder & future buyers of the home.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

This is getting insane. The over-reach of the Fayetteville city council has to stop. They are only hurting the city by regulating new homes and business to go to other cities. It’s time to vote these people out!

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Ann Martin
6 years ago

This is not appropriate. I lived in Fayetteville for over 10 years, built homes to sell, remodeled homes, and was in real estate there. Property owners must have their rights.

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Sandy Flaming
6 years ago

This is going to hurt builders as well as buyers that want to come to our area.

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Paige Crockett
6 years ago

No to the ordinance. This is ridiculous.

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Tyron pappas
6 years ago

Stop this intrusiveness

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Robert Y Speed
6 years ago

Stop this.

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Mel Reed
6 years ago

Property owners should have the right to park 2 or more cars at their house. If the plans are approved, it fits on the lot, government over-reach is never welcome.

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Traci Owens
6 years ago

I oppose the legislation to reduce driveways and 2 car garages

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Elizabeth Wintercorn
6 years ago

Who came up with this dumb idea? Do they live alone with one vehicle? Do they hate having a backyard? Sounds like they need to live in an apartment instead of a house.

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Eileen Robertson
6 years ago

This restriction would cause more people to park on the street which is a big safety concern.

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Donna
6 years ago

This is ludicrous and I would think against const. Rights

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Danny Proffitt
6 years ago

Enough is enough!

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Peter Randall Kelderman
6 years ago

Please stop this action it is goes against everything that goes with private property

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Sharon Swalve
6 years ago

I do believe that there are some areas that some restrictions such as these would be applicable, however the broad spectrum of these regulations decided me to vote against it.

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Fred Wanger
6 years ago

There are people out there who want to dictate what you can and cannot do with your own property.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

No way this should pass.

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Linda Krysl
6 years ago

No to a one car garage.

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Hunter Kitchens
6 years ago

Idiotic on the part of Fayetteville

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Larry Kelly
6 years ago

More and more frequently we are being challenged by these new, innovative, and sometimes bizarre ideas from planning gurus. Some are worth reviewing and considering. Most are not because they are just too different. Too restrictive or too unnecessary. It's been my experience that the consumer will dictate what the market desires and needs. Cities would do well to allow developers the opportunity to risk the ventures rather than making it a blanket requirement for all. Far too often a cause and effect analysis is not considered. This is an overly restrictive and unnecessary change to the norms of the market to consider city wide. Let the market rule. Not government.