Let children be children. If the swing is hooked up and out of site. I think it’s reasonable.
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Deb
6 years ago
Garden swings add so much value!
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Steven Hebert
6 years ago
SBR HOA way over reaches on a daily basis.
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Caitlin Hebert
6 years ago
Attractive tree swings can easily be added to the numerous SBR guidelines.... just like everything else you regulate. You regulate play structures, why not tree swings? For example, all wood or the color of nature, if plastic. Regulate size if you feel it’s necessary. Problem solved. If you don’t feel ‘comfortable’ make the guidelines narrow, but give a little.
With people staying home due to covid, they need to have as many things to do as possible.
Have a heart SBR!
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Kristy Seymour
6 years ago
Tree swings can help bring beauty and ambiance to a yard. Additionally they bring a sense of community.
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Laura Tye
6 years ago
Approve tree swings!!
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Carol Dean
6 years ago
I think this is a great idea! !
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Kristine Quisenberry
6 years ago
Yes! Love tree swings in the yard. ❤️
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Stonebridge Resident.
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Wendy Holcomb
6 years ago
Yes, please go out front yard tree swings!
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Swings in the front yard would be a lovely addition to our neighborhoods. It shows that kids are playing outside and enjoying themselves. Don’t we want that for our city?
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Melinda Forbes
6 years ago
As a Stonebridge resident, I support this request 100%.
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Sandra Grant
6 years ago
My kids love that swing too!
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Angela Snavely
6 years ago
This is a great way to get neighbors and our kids to be seen and interacting, not hiding inside playing video games.
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David Millwee
6 years ago
Leave the swing up!
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Rachel Boyd
6 years ago
They are responsible homeowners who hide the swing when it’s not in use. I am a resident t of Meadow Ridge and have no problem with it.
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Carolyn Michael
6 years ago
I remember when our whole street had to take down our swings years ago. I hope you get this changed and enjoy your summer!
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Danielle Wonders
6 years ago
A tree swing would only add value to a home.
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Craig McCandless
6 years ago
Though we do not have a big enough tree right now, this should be great for kids
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Jen Lowrey
6 years ago
We want front tree swings. This is a normal part of neighborhoods
Let children be children. If the swing is hooked up and out of site. I think it’s reasonable.
Garden swings add so much value!
SBR HOA way over reaches on a daily basis.
Attractive tree swings can easily be added to the numerous SBR guidelines.... just like everything else you regulate. You regulate play structures, why not tree swings? For example, all wood or the color of nature, if plastic. Regulate size if you feel it’s necessary. Problem solved. If you don’t feel ‘comfortable’ make the guidelines narrow, but give a little. With people staying home due to covid, they need to have as many things to do as possible. Have a heart SBR!
Tree swings can help bring beauty and ambiance to a yard. Additionally they bring a sense of community.
Approve tree swings!!
I think this is a great idea! !
Yes! Love tree swings in the yard. ❤️
Stonebridge Resident.
Yes, please go out front yard tree swings!
Swings in the front yard would be a lovely addition to our neighborhoods. It shows that kids are playing outside and enjoying themselves. Don’t we want that for our city?
As a Stonebridge resident, I support this request 100%.
My kids love that swing too!
This is a great way to get neighbors and our kids to be seen and interacting, not hiding inside playing video games.
Leave the swing up!
They are responsible homeowners who hide the swing when it’s not in use. I am a resident t of Meadow Ridge and have no problem with it.
I remember when our whole street had to take down our swings years ago. I hope you get this changed and enjoy your summer!
A tree swing would only add value to a home.
Though we do not have a big enough tree right now, this should be great for kids
We want front tree swings. This is a normal part of neighborhoods