Stop Single-Car Driveway/Garage Mandate in Fayetteville
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Dave Snow
6 years ago
These suggested changes are not in the best interest of home owners.
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Eric Hutchinson
6 years ago
I oppose this ordinance of requiring new houses to only have a 10 ft wide driveway.
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Amber Nunez
6 years ago
My husband and I are looking to buy this coming year and a 2 car garage is a MUST! I am Realtor in the area as well and this ordinance will keep our relocation clients from moving into the area. Not to mention the many who already live in Fayetteville who are in the market to upgrade to a bigger home. The market is growing, therefore our community needs to grow with it... not take a step back.
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marvin shelley
6 years ago
I am never surprised at anything that bunch of Looney's will do. Like spending $1,000.000 per mile for a trail.
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John Mayer
6 years ago
I don't agree that all driveways going forward need to be just 10ft wide. You will run into a host of problems for people with multiple cars. This will drive developers and builders to build outside the city and result in tax loss.
And requiring garages to be in the back is not logical. Same reasons above.
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Jason wiles
6 years ago
As a 18 year Realtor, I know this is not what the people of Fayetteville or looking to move want.
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Michael Rylee
6 years ago
Enough! This is still America and people have rights.
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Joyce Shackelford
6 years ago
Ridiculous
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Cathy Sanders
6 years ago
I believe this will greatly reduce the ability to sell these homes with one car garages. Does Fayetteville actually want to do something to fall even further below the progress of Benton County?
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Stanetta Cook
6 years ago
I do not agree with the proposed ordinance. Any individual who owns private property in Fayetteville, Arkansas, should be able to decide how to build on their property - within reason. This ordinance is not within reason. I believe, if passed, this ordinance will detour home owners from Fayetteville to surrounding areas and thus have a crippling effect on the Fayetteville community.
These suggested changes are not in the best interest of home owners.
I oppose this ordinance of requiring new houses to only have a 10 ft wide driveway.
My husband and I are looking to buy this coming year and a 2 car garage is a MUST! I am Realtor in the area as well and this ordinance will keep our relocation clients from moving into the area. Not to mention the many who already live in Fayetteville who are in the market to upgrade to a bigger home. The market is growing, therefore our community needs to grow with it... not take a step back.
I am never surprised at anything that bunch of Looney's will do. Like spending $1,000.000 per mile for a trail.
I don't agree that all driveways going forward need to be just 10ft wide. You will run into a host of problems for people with multiple cars. This will drive developers and builders to build outside the city and result in tax loss. And requiring garages to be in the back is not logical. Same reasons above.
As a 18 year Realtor, I know this is not what the people of Fayetteville or looking to move want.
Enough! This is still America and people have rights.
Ridiculous
I believe this will greatly reduce the ability to sell these homes with one car garages. Does Fayetteville actually want to do something to fall even further below the progress of Benton County?
I do not agree with the proposed ordinance. Any individual who owns private property in Fayetteville, Arkansas, should be able to decide how to build on their property - within reason. This ordinance is not within reason. I believe, if passed, this ordinance will detour home owners from Fayetteville to surrounding areas and thus have a crippling effect on the Fayetteville community.