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Zoning Changes Near Greenleaf & Highlands East

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TAM NGUYEN
4 years ago

Pls do not to the re-zoning as it will be super over crowded

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Anonymous
4 years ago

Greenleaf neighborhood would be severely negatively affected if increased traffic to a new medium or high density neighborhood were to come through our streets. Lowell-Larimer is already a small 2 lane road that likely wasn’t initially planned for the current amount of traffic. Adding more will cause delays & unsafe driving conditions…not to mention the increased traffic through a residential area should the proposed neighborhoods directly connect. Please keep the integrity of the area and maintain the low density requirement.

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Julie Dow
4 years ago

Our neighborhood roads can’t handle the added traffic and our schools are already overcrowded.

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Tony Binek
4 years ago

I object to this rezoning that will negatively impact existing horrible traffic flow. In addition to devaluing our homes.

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Kristin Selina Cruz
5 years ago

I object to the re-zoning to higher density developments.

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STEVE FITZGERALD
5 years ago

Please do not re-zone this area. There are already enough people living in this area. The additional residents will push our schools and roads beyond capacity and ruin quality of life.

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Clay Ellis
5 years ago

Thank you for your help in defeating this ridiculous request!

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Kaeleigh Beld
5 years ago

Please don't rezone.

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Katie Neudorff
5 years ago

I object to the proposed rezoning. Please consider the families who moved to this location to purposely get away from the high congested neighborhoods.

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Ruth Green
5 years ago

This will ruin my neighborhood. Do not rezone.

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Kyle Williams
5 years ago

Please no high density. This will ruin our great area and negatively affect the wildlife in the area.

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Ryan W Hui
5 years ago

the zoning should not be changed, the infrastructure doesn't seem capable of handling this additional load

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Bryan Burgmaier
5 years ago

I object to the rezone. The streets and traffic areas would be negatively impacted by this change - there needs to be additional streets and infrastructure to support these changes - the current vehicle traffic and parking is already strained on 70th and high traffic on 69th would only get worse.

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Corry Meyer
5 years ago Featured

Access into the planned addition does not seem adequate for a high density development. Traffic through Highlands East is already precarious with the narrow streets, cars parked in streets and children playing in the streets.

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Debi Daniels
5 years ago Featured

Urban high density zoning doesn’t fit with the surrounding neighborhoods and the impact to our already busy streets will be too great, the two schools in this area are already at capacity. We moved here to get away from the high density areas and have paid great amounts to do so.

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Robert Smith
5 years ago Featured

High density housing near Greenleaf and Highlands east will lower t.he value of my home. We moved here to live amongst lower density and paid a high price. Ridiculous to keep adding high density housing and forgetting the residents who moved here to get away from it.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

This re-zoning is out of character for the neighborhood and will negatively impact house values, traffic and public services. It must not be approved.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

The narrow roll curb streets in Highlands East are not safe for adding additional traffic through the neighborhood.

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Rhonda McGee
5 years ago

Do not rezone

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Anonymous
5 years ago

I object to the proposed rezoning. The additional traffic will be a safety hazard for the community.