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STOP FULLERTOWN FLATS

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Molly Mollner
6 years ago

Please follow the law and listen to the neighborhood.

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Betsy Stone
6 years ago

There are rules in place to guard against over developing. Our urban neighborhood is valuable and must be preserved. Follow the law!

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Emily Ketterer
6 years ago

Please listen to the people from this great neighborhood and hear them out. That is the right thing to do - we need our voices heard even if it is a small group. Thank you in advance for your consideration to not allow this change to happen.

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Dennis Nordstrum
6 years ago

Please follow the law. Listen to your constituents. We are not afraid of density but this is so poorly thought out. Follow the 2040 plan.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

We live a block away. Walked by the site again tonight. 18 units are way too much. Stick with the 10 units as approved.

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Mathew Morrison
6 years ago

Follow the law!

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Molly Ravid
6 years ago

Follow the law!

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Follow the Law!

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James Amundson
6 years ago

This project is totally out of size and aesthetic appeal for this residential neighborhood. It will tower 20-30 feet over the highest building in the neighborhood. With the addition of possibly 18 more vehicles above the inside parking there will be no spaces on the street for the people who live and pay property taxes with the reconstruction of Grand Ave. The developer is adding another floor of parking with an additional alley entrance which was not in the original plan. The developer needs to resubmit these design changes to the zoning commission.

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Jane Eyestone
6 years ago

The Planning Commission decision needs to be followed—10 parking spaces and only 10 units.

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Jeremy Riehle
6 years ago

Please City Council, represent our neighborhood and what you say you stand for.