Stop Single-Car Driveway/Garage Mandate in Fayetteville
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Charles Mont Mitchell
6 years ago
Stop government intervention of private ownership
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Beverly Chapin
6 years ago
People should have the right to have choose a home that is right for them. They are paying for it. The City should not take peoples right to own the home they want.
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James Birkes
6 years ago
This would raise the price of homes to where most people including myself would not be able to afford one. My understanding you were doing this because the state bill 170 is what I’m being told. I read that bill Ennis to protect affordable housing for buyers. It is not right that you as local politicians try to supersede this just because you do not like it because you lost a lot of your design control.
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Natalie Burchit
6 years ago
Most families own 2, sometimes 3, cars. This would only force the average homeowner to park “extra” vehicles on the streets creating more issues.
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Mark Brewer
6 years ago
I believe that the present is fine .
2,3,4 car , it is what the tax payer wants , NOT THE CITY .
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Pavel Onishenko
6 years ago
This is just stupidity. Who comes up with this kind of stuff?
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Don Willard
6 years ago
10’ wide driveways may be appropriate for some developments but certainly not up to the government to make those decisions for all developments or homes built outside of subdivisions.
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Phil madison
6 years ago
My wife and I both work for a living. We must have two cars for two different requirements for our jobs
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Mike Adams
6 years ago
Get real!!!!
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rich davis
6 years ago
This will hurt affordable housing the most. I don't recommend passing this.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
What are you trying to do, make everyone leave Fayetteville? City of Fayetteville has gone crazy. Stop the insane madness of our city council.
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Rosemary Kohrig
6 years ago
Please do not approve these terrible narrow driveways and rear-load-only garages.
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Melody R Troutman
6 years ago
Are you just trying to stunt the growth of Fayetteville?
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Rush Shah
6 years ago
A house should be made and maintained as the owner of the property wants.
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Helen Dansker
6 years ago
The larger behicles would not fit in this sort of situation and 2 car garages would go away. This is crazy.
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John Faucette
6 years ago
City Administration has gone completely nuts
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Rhoda Mcguire
6 years ago
This is insane!!!
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Timothy Campbell
6 years ago
Home and land owners should decide what and how they build on their own property NOT "nanny state" politicians!!
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Lisa Darling
6 years ago
Why are we doing this?
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Justin Bounds
6 years ago
Single car driveways are not a smart idea & people buying a starter homes want more room!
Stop government intervention of private ownership
People should have the right to have choose a home that is right for them. They are paying for it. The City should not take peoples right to own the home they want.
This would raise the price of homes to where most people including myself would not be able to afford one. My understanding you were doing this because the state bill 170 is what I’m being told. I read that bill Ennis to protect affordable housing for buyers. It is not right that you as local politicians try to supersede this just because you do not like it because you lost a lot of your design control.
Most families own 2, sometimes 3, cars. This would only force the average homeowner to park “extra” vehicles on the streets creating more issues.
I believe that the present is fine . 2,3,4 car , it is what the tax payer wants , NOT THE CITY .
This is just stupidity. Who comes up with this kind of stuff?
10’ wide driveways may be appropriate for some developments but certainly not up to the government to make those decisions for all developments or homes built outside of subdivisions.
My wife and I both work for a living. We must have two cars for two different requirements for our jobs
Get real!!!!
This will hurt affordable housing the most. I don't recommend passing this.
What are you trying to do, make everyone leave Fayetteville? City of Fayetteville has gone crazy. Stop the insane madness of our city council.
Please do not approve these terrible narrow driveways and rear-load-only garages.
Are you just trying to stunt the growth of Fayetteville?
A house should be made and maintained as the owner of the property wants.
The larger behicles would not fit in this sort of situation and 2 car garages would go away. This is crazy.
City Administration has gone completely nuts
This is insane!!!
Home and land owners should decide what and how they build on their own property NOT "nanny state" politicians!!
Why are we doing this?
Single car driveways are not a smart idea & people buying a starter homes want more room!