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The Planning Commission denied the rezoning application for the 29 Belle Townhomes today. We have submitted the verified list of signatories to the City Clerk to ensure this formal opposition remains in the public record. We will continue to monitor the site for any future development filings.

March 27, 2021

STOP THE 29 BELLE TOWNHOMES

STOP THE 29 BELLE TOWNHOMES

🏆 Won — 300 supporters Verified

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Started by Kathy Tinoco 5 years, 7 months ago

SAY NO TO THE 29 BELLE TOWHOMES PROJECT!!

SAY NO TO PROJECT ID: CD-CPC-2020-00186

Sign this petition to stop the development of the 29 Belle Townhomes Project at 2900 Belleview, KCMO 64108. There has been a plan to re-zone this residential area of 2900 Belleview block from 2.6 and R-6 to UR URban Redevelopment to build multi-family units. WE DO NOT WANT THIS IN OUR NEIGHBORHOOD! These townhomes will increase traffic in an already congested area of the city. It will increase crime and is not part of the landscape of the existing neighborhood of single family homes. The safety issue for the kids that attend school within walking distance will increase with three existing large businesses in the area as well as having only a one-way exit from the neighborhood at 29th & SW Trafficway.

An on-line meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, March 2, 2021 at 9am. We would like to present these signatures to the planning commission to let our voices be heard. You can email to attend the online meeting at [email protected]. You must register to attend the meeting by 12pm on March 1, 2021.

CALL CITY HALL AND STOP THE 29 BELLE TOWNHOMES PROJECT!!!

Updates

Reached 250 supporters

February 27, 2021

February 24, 2021

We need to hit the 250 signature threshold before the planning commission reviews our submission. Please forward this link to your neighbors so we have the necessary leverage to challenge project ID CD-CPC-2020-00186.

Reached 100 supporters

February 20, 2021

February 17, 2021

We are approaching the one hundred signature mark which serves as the threshold for our formal submission to the planning commission. Please email the public engagement office to verify your registration for the project hearing so we can present this data effectively.

58 Comments

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Alicia Melgoza
5 years ago Featured

I’m a life long resident of the WESTSIDE community and I’m very concerned about these developers coming into our community and raising our property taxes. We are in a fixed income and cannot afford to get our taxes increased.

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Robert Ruiz
5 years ago Featured

Concerned Disabled Veteran Retiree from Sacred Heart Community. Not beneficial to the overall safety and health of the Westside Community, No rezone

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Margaret Cervantes
5 years ago Featured

My husband and I grew up on the Westside, have family in the 2900 block of Belleview. The neighborhood is family oriented and neighbor friendly. Those living in these townhomes will be renters that come and go with no sense of pride for the neighborhood community they live in.

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Jenny Mendez
5 years ago Featured

I grew up on the Westside on 26th and Madison. I have worked in the Westside community for 24 years. The Westside neighborhood has seen enough gentrification and especially the Sacred Heart neighborhood. Enough is enough!

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macio
5 years ago Featured

there is no room on bellvoew for us that live there now we have a hard time parking i front of own houses as it is

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Denize Ruiz Stallworth
5 years ago Featured

I grew up in this neighborhood and it is disturbing to see businesses and other developments such as this taking over the historic westside. This neighborhood does not deserve any more congestion of vehicles or overcrowding of people than has already been forced upon them. This development will contribute to the fall of our community in the Westside Kansas City.

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Amy Bourlier
5 years ago

No we want familys to stay there. Not condos and townhomes. If you need to redevelop this area you can do better than more Townhomes.

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Robin Lee
5 years ago

No