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Kirkwood-Washington GLUP: Community recommendation for the Board

31 Comments

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Paula J Bryan
8 years ago

508 N Irving St

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Barrie Seidman
8 years ago Featured

The Arlington Y Tennis and YMCA are an integral part of the community and must be maintained.

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Helen White
8 years ago

How does this proposal affect our school system? Please preserve the quality of life in our neighborhoods by not creating even more density.

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Robin Reid Whitmore
8 years ago

702 N Jackson Street

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Scott Sklar
8 years ago

No high-rise canyon on this residential section of Washington Blvd and Kirkwood, and no traffic congestion

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Barbara Taylor
8 years ago

3809 4th St. N

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Lori Grimm
8 years ago

Enough is enough.

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Elizabeth Piepenbring
8 years ago

We have ENOUGH high-rise apartment building in the area. We cannot even fill the existing ones. We do not need more. Traffic, both vehicular and pedestrian, is getting out of hand. Please stop the madness.

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Barry Shackelford
8 years ago

3520 13th Street N.

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Susan Webber
8 years ago

3611 13th St. N

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Steven Leutner
8 years ago

1413 N Monroe St

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Respectfully, preserve the character of Arlington neighborhoods.

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Anonymous
8 years ago Featured

I do not think current height, set back and density variances should be breached as an incentive to developers.

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Brian Goff
8 years ago

1228 N Lincoln Street

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Teresa Dawson
8 years ago

3406 15th Street North

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Elizabeth Dale-Deines
8 years ago Featured

I'm happy to welcome new neighbors but not by losing access to sunlight, services, and safety. Please keep limit density and height. Please accommodate the organizations that maintain our community. Please assure that drivers and pedestrians are given the space and visibility they need.

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irene antonucci
8 years ago

We are already too congested

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Roy Gamse
8 years ago

I don't live in the immediate area, but it seems to me that the neighbors have been very responsible in supporting the staff's plan but opposing further changes that would change the character of the neighborhood.

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Michael Hutchinson
8 years ago Featured

Pedestrian access from 13th St to Wash Blvd would be welcomed, but any new vehicular access should be one-way southbound if present at all. Concessions to YMCA should require binding commitment that they will remain on site.

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Gretchen Robertson
8 years ago Featured

Increasing height of bldgs. will further degrade the sunlight for all properties in area.