The Beavercreek Planning Commission has received a request
for a variance for a 4-story Hotel. The lot, feet from residential homes, at
the corner of Commons Blvd. and Park Overlook Dr., is currently zoned for a
1-story building. This Hotel is oddly planned to have the front directly facing
homes with the back of the hotel facing Park Overlook Dr. The families of these
houses not only face the possibility of decreased home values if passed, but
also decreased marketability.
If the members of the Beavercreek Planning Commission would not be willing to live next door to this 4-story hotel, then they should not approve this code variance. The residents living in the nearby homes should not be forced to forfeit their privacy and sense of security to complete strangers who could easily watch them through their hotel windows. I STRONGLY urge you to deny this variance!
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James Brandon
11 years ago
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I prefer a building one story with operating hours during the day. one story would be more uniform with the other buildings. a hotel could lower our property value also noises late at night.
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Kathy Gallagher
11 years ago
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We have been residents of Beavercreek for 20 years. Do not rezone this area. We have enough hotels in Beavercreek and do not need to possibly decrease home values near the proposed site. A 4 story hotel is ridiculous next to residential homes. Stop this hotel and rezoning.
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Karen Foster
11 years ago
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I'm not opposed to hotels. I'm opposed to WHERE this proposed hotel is to be built.
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Shawna Port
11 years ago
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We do not want this hotel in our neighborhood. Home values will decrease, there will be even more traffic in the area, and the sheer scale of the building will be an eye sore for the neighborhood. This proposed hotel should be built elsewhere.
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Krista Hunt
11 years ago
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I used to live in that neighborhood, Queensgate. This would be a very negative thing for the property values of those homes.
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Sonia Wile
11 years ago
Not an appropriate place for a hotel.
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Lesley Martin
11 years ago
I have been a resident for 30 years. Feel very strongly that the city government owesote to the homeowners than to devalue their property with a hotel.
The Beavercreek Planning Commission has received a request
for a variance for a 4-story Hotel. The lot, feet from residential homes, at
the corner of Commons Blvd. and Park Overlook Dr., is currently zoned for a
1-story building. This Hotel is oddly planned to have the front directly facing
homes with the back of the hotel facing Park Overlook Dr. The families of these
houses not only face the possibility of decreased home values if passed, but
also decreased marketability.
If the members of the Beavercreek Planning Commission would not be willing to live next door to this 4-story hotel, then they should not approve this code variance. The residents living in the nearby homes should not be forced to forfeit their privacy and sense of security to complete strangers who could easily watch them through their hotel windows. I STRONGLY urge you to deny this variance!
J
James Brandon
11 years ago
Featured
I prefer a building one story with operating hours during the day. one story would be more uniform with the other buildings. a hotel could lower our property value also noises late at night.
K
Kathy Gallagher
11 years ago
Featured
We have been residents of Beavercreek for 20 years. Do not rezone this area. We have enough hotels in Beavercreek and do not need to possibly decrease home values near the proposed site. A 4 story hotel is ridiculous next to residential homes. Stop this hotel and rezoning.
K
Karen Foster
11 years ago
Featured
I'm not opposed to hotels. I'm opposed to WHERE this proposed hotel is to be built.
S
Shawna Port
11 years ago
Featured
We do not want this hotel in our neighborhood. Home values will decrease, there will be even more traffic in the area, and the sheer scale of the building will be an eye sore for the neighborhood. This proposed hotel should be built elsewhere.
K
Krista Hunt
11 years ago
Featured
I used to live in that neighborhood, Queensgate. This would be a very negative thing for the property values of those homes.
S
Sonia Wile
11 years ago
Not an appropriate place for a hotel.
L
Lesley Martin
11 years ago
I have been a resident for 30 years. Feel very strongly that the city government owesote to the homeowners than to devalue their property with a hotel.
If the members of the Beavercreek Planning Commission would not be willing to live next door to this 4-story hotel, then they should not approve this code variance. The residents living in the nearby homes should not be forced to forfeit their privacy and sense of security to complete strangers who could easily watch them through their hotel windows. I STRONGLY urge you to deny this variance!