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Don\'t Rezone 3371 & 3381 Tremont Road

Don\'t Rezone 3371 & 3381 Tremont Road

Closed — 2 supporters Verified

Final supporters

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James H.
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Martin C.
Started by Anonymous 18 years, 6 months ago
The Upper Arlington residents listed below OPPOSE rezoning of 3371 & 3381 Tremont Rd. from R-1B One Family Residential District to O, Office District. Therefore, we ask the Upper Arlington Board of Zoning and Planning to REJECT the current and anticipated rezoning request submitted by Long & Wilcox, LLC on behalf of Centro, Inc. If the signer inclues his address below, that signer also agrees that their property may be highlighted on graphical map of all the owners opposed to the rezoning to be shared and submitted to the Board of Zoning and Planning and/or City Council. www.dontrezonetremont.com

Updates

March 16, 2008

The lack of transparency from the developers is exhausting but I am spending my evenings mapping out exactly how this rezoning threatens our neighborhood. We are not backing down just because they hope we get tired and go home.

March 16, 2008

Reaching this level of local support is exhausting but it proves that our neighborhood is paying attention. The city officials can no longer pretend this development is moving forward without resistance.

6 Comments

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David Spencer
18 years ago Featured

NO REZONING. Stop trying to ruin our area for profit.

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Linda Harvey
18 years ago Featured

Totally ridiculous idea... keep it R1B. We dont need more offices here.

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Sarah Wong
18 years ago Featured

Keep our neighborhood residential. We moved here for a reason and it wasnt to be next to an office building.

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Mike Pratt
18 years ago Featured

The traffic on Tremont is already a nightmare. This will only make it worse. Leave it alone.

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Tom Tan
18 years ago Featured

Enough with the commercial creep into our backyards. Reject this.

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Jessica Salazar
18 years ago Featured

Used to live right by there and it was peaceful. Adding offices will ruin the character of the street.