The developer just withdrew the application for the assisted living facility on Nighthawk Court. This win belongs to every one of the 184 people who signed this petition. Keep a close eye on property filings in the coming months to ensure this stays resolved.
Recently it has come to the attention of our neighborhood, that a home on Nighthawk Court has recently been purchased and renovated by an investor with an agenda to turn this property into an assisted living home within Kickingbird Estates. If this new resident prevails it could drastically affect the value of your home. Help stop this process by simply signing this petition.
We hit a turning point that ensures the city council can no longer ignore our neighborhood. Post the petition link to your Facebook page and text three neighbors today so we keep this momentum moving forward.
Reached 100 supporters
August 7, 2016
48 Comments
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Karen Oneill
10 years ago
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I am a resident of Faircloud, and I fully support the efforts of Kickingbird Estates to stop a commercial business from operating in a residential neighborhood.
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Linda Donalson
10 years ago
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Although I appreciate the fact this business is trying to provide a service for the elderly and I know it is difficult to find quality care, we must not allow a business to reduce the value of our homes.
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Jerre Byers
10 years ago
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My opinion is this is a very devious way to make money. Neighborhoods with families & children are not meant for businesses. It is ridiculous how many times the property changed owner names to try to hide those responsible, I can't believe the city of Edmond is overlooking this!!!!
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Nicole Petersen
10 years ago
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The commercial use of a residential property would set a precedent that will open all Edmond neighborhoods to this type of development in the future. This will decrease property values and increase traffic on our quiet streets.
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Donna Russell
10 years ago
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There is no comparison between a rent house and an assisted living center. My mother lives in an assisted living center. We DO NOT consider her monthly payment "rent!" She receives many services for which we are paying, one of them being a room. That is a business. The same as a restaurant, bar, etc.
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G Taze Hearn
10 years ago
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Smokescreens about "non-related renters" notwithstanding, this assisted living "home" is a commercial establishment within Edmond law & regulation and is therefore inherently inappropriate for a residential area.
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Chris McMiller
8 years ago
The city should not have let this happen! If crap can happen in kickingbird Estates it could happen any where.
The developer just withdrew the application for the assisted living facility on Nighthawk Court. This win belongs to every one of the 184 people who signed this petition. Keep a close eye on property filings in the coming months to ensure this stays resolved.
Recently it has come to the attention of our neighborhood, that a home on Nighthawk Court has recently been purchased and renovated by an investor with an agenda to turn this property into an assisted living home within Kickingbird Estates. If this new resident prevails it could drastically affect the value of your home. Help stop this process by simply signing this petition.
We hit a turning point that ensures the city council can no longer ignore our neighborhood. Post the petition link to your Facebook page and text three neighbors today so we keep this momentum moving forward.
Reached 100 supporters
August 7, 2016
48 Comments
K
Karen Oneill
10 years ago
Featured
I am a resident of Faircloud, and I fully support the efforts of Kickingbird Estates to stop a commercial business from operating in a residential neighborhood.
L
Linda Donalson
10 years ago
Featured
Although I appreciate the fact this business is trying to provide a service for the elderly and I know it is difficult to find quality care, we must not allow a business to reduce the value of our homes.
J
Jerre Byers
10 years ago
Featured
My opinion is this is a very devious way to make money. Neighborhoods with families & children are not meant for businesses. It is ridiculous how many times the property changed owner names to try to hide those responsible, I can't believe the city of Edmond is overlooking this!!!!
N
Nicole Petersen
10 years ago
Featured
The commercial use of a residential property would set a precedent that will open all Edmond neighborhoods to this type of development in the future. This will decrease property values and increase traffic on our quiet streets.
D
Donna Russell
10 years ago
Featured
There is no comparison between a rent house and an assisted living center. My mother lives in an assisted living center. We DO NOT consider her monthly payment "rent!" She receives many services for which we are paying, one of them being a room. That is a business. The same as a restaurant, bar, etc.
G
G Taze Hearn
10 years ago
Featured
Smokescreens about "non-related renters" notwithstanding, this assisted living "home" is a commercial establishment within Edmond law & regulation and is therefore inherently inappropriate for a residential area.
C
Chris McMiller
8 years ago
The city should not have let this happen! If crap can happen in kickingbird Estates it could happen any where.
I am a resident of Faircloud, and I fully support the efforts of Kickingbird Estates to stop a commercial business from operating in a residential neighborhood.