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Stop the Haymeadow Swap!

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Tanya Walker
5 years ago

Please stick with the plan as agreed upon. Don't sacrifice short term gain for the sake of a developer at the detriment of Eagle residents with a vested interest in the community.

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Tiffany McCracken
5 years ago

Do not let the developer get away with this. Keep the original pud as is. Don’t use a housing crunch to try to pay less than what you signed up for.

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Jerome Renaud
5 years ago

Other than his failure to get this project back on schedule and his inability to obtain adequate financing, I don’t understand why the developer cannot accelerate his infrastructure for Phases 1-3 and keep the school at the existing site. The residents of Eagle should not be disadvantaged by these issues and the Town Council not bow to this developer. If he cannot deliver, it’s time for the City Council to kill the project or find a much more capitalized developer.

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Soodabe Kick
5 years ago

It does not benefit the residence or town of Eagle in any way

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alan dewey Musser
5 years ago

The swap is bad for town, don't do it! Town is not responsible for making developer profitable.

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Jeff Frey
5 years ago

We think the swap is BAD idea

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Sarah Townsend
5 years ago

The developer should be ashamed of himself! Let’s put the greed and dollar bills aside and do what’s best for the children in our community. I absolutely oppose the swap!

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Josephine Delucinges
5 years ago

No swap

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Ashton Taylor
5 years ago

Absolutely absurd the town is even floating this idea this project took years to approve and now the developer is trying to slip something past the people of the town. This would be an egregious act against The people of the town’s wishes and would create the proposed new school to become an inconvenience for the rest of Eagle Ranch’s children two bicycle to. This proposal needs to be stopped immediately and the developer needs to stick to his original plans and promises. It’s unfortunate he didn’t plan accordingly in his budget for the overages on his infrastructure project. His money will start rolling in once he starts selling homes where they were originally proposed. The market is so strong in this valley he will make his money back and then some when that starts happening.

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Veronica steffen
5 years ago

I strongly believe we need to keep the original Heymeadow plan! The school by the rec center will be way more beneficial foe our community!

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Tiffany C McCracken
5 years ago

As a real estate professional and life long local, I vehemently oppose this land swap. Trust me, I am acutely aware of the housing crunch in our community and would love to add more supply to the market, but this would be disastrous. This parcel is intended to be a school, and if that vision is stifled by greed the entire haymeadow pud is done for. On behalf of my fellow neighbors and real estate colleagues I oppose this attempt to ruin our long term vision for the town of eagle.

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Richard Romsdahl
5 years ago

This constant attempt to change these developments has to stop! We don’t have time to constantly thwart these plans to disrupt our community.

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Emma Lister
5 years ago

Thank you for organizing this petition

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Vanessa Caranese
5 years ago

I oppose the proposed land swap. There is already too much traffic as it is, stick to the original plan.

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Tammy Walters
5 years ago

No swap. School should stay where it was planned and has the infrastructure to support it.

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Jamie Woodworth Woodworth
5 years ago

Stop making developer concessions, collect full fees like you do if any single citizen were building a home.

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Mark Kick
5 years ago

Original layout is more considerate of eagle/eagle ranch relationship. Increase traffic flow on brush creek is inevitable but should be limited on all connections. All changes to original plans should create a reassessment of whole plan and include the whole existing community.

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jim and Kate Lekin
5 years ago

Typical developer ploy. Could care less about the community. Approval should be rejected.

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Nicole Clemins
5 years ago

I live 6 miles up Brush Creek Road. I’m already impacted by this developer and nothing has even really begun yet. Absolutely not

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Nick Everett
5 years ago

stop this!