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we just got the word that the developer is hitting pause and going back to the drawing board to address our concerns. i cant tell you how much it means that we stuck together on this. lets keep paying attention to the local updates so we can make sure the …

April 19, 2018

The Cove at West Hills - CONCERNS!

The Cove at West Hills - CONCERNS!

🏆 Won — 138 supporters Verified

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Randy D.
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Started by Debra Smith 8 years, 6 months ago

MPC Use on Review 1-SF-18-C_1-I-18-UR The Cove at West Hills.

The Cove at West Hills is a 12.4 acre property with a proposed 45 homes. Current Concept Plan from developer is LIMITED ON THE FOLLOWING DETAILS:




  • Easements
  • Buffers
  • Storm Water Management
  • Tree/Wildlife Retention
  • Clearing of Vegetation
  • Lot Development
  • Home Density
  • Landscaping
  • Retention Pond/Dam Failure

West Hills is NOT against development, but rather concerned about the lack of details concerning the present proposal. Potential flooding of both West Hills and Cavett Station, home density and additional traffic on Broome Road +500 cars per day are troubling. More information is needed before West Hills and others feel comfortable supporting.

Would you PLEASE SIGN THIS PETITION IN OPPOSITION of The Cove at West Hills. We simply need more time to work with the developer.

Next MPC meeting is April 12 at which they are asking for approval of this plan.

Updates

April 4, 2018

im still waiting on some real answers about the drainage and traffic plans because right now it feels like were being left in the dark. thanks for all the questions you guys are sending over since it helps me keep the focus on what actually matters for our neighborhood.

April 4, 2018

the momentum we have right now is honestly wild and it shows just how much everyone cares about our neighborhood. knowing so many of you are backing this gives me a lot of confidence for when we sit down with the developers.

Reached 100 supporters

April 4, 2018

45 Comments

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Camille Smith
8 years ago Featured

Does this # of homes in that small amount of acreage meet neighborhood guidelines? Sounds like a lot of soulless Knox boxes that will diminish the charm of our established neighborhood.

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Robert DeNovo
8 years ago Featured

I am opposed to a development on which no critical details have been provided. The fact that the developer has refused to meet with the homeowners raises my suspicion that there is no plan other than a diagram.

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Veronica Stryszko
8 years ago Featured

We live on Marlboro Rd. There is already a sizable sinkhole forming on the outside of our property due to storm water. I am very concerned that this construction will exacerbate this problem. I also have concerns about the increased traffic on Broome Rd (which is way too narrow and dangerous). These issues need to be addressed before any proposals are approved

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Angela Canter
8 years ago Featured

I live on Broome Rd. Traffic is already crazy. Just this past Sunday I was in my front yard as church was letting out on Middlebrook and Broome Rd was like race car drag strip...car after car after car came flying by for over 20 minutes while I was outside and I'm sure it continued. NO MORE CARS! NO MORE HOUSES!

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Anne Crais
8 years ago Featured

I think this development is out of character with the large lots and beautiful lots in West Hills. There is a huge concern about traffic safety, if this is allowed to be built. Please ask the developer to change his ideas about the number of building lots and the concern for water runoff from this property. Thank you!

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Anonymous
8 years ago Featured

Storm Water Management and Retention Pond/Dam Failure concern me greatly about this project. There are currently water runoff problems with this site and the proposed development only worsens them.

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Edward Jepson
8 years ago

Can Broome handle the traffic this subdvision will generate? Ater all, its such a small, narrow road that winds through West Hills and empties onto Middlebrook, where there is no traffic light.

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John Bohstedt
8 years ago

The fact that the developer has been so evasive to the neighborhood makes it stink to high heaven - that confirms that the design is bad.