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Zoning Changes Near Greenleaf & Highlands East

156 Comments

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Scott Gleason
5 years ago

I oppose the addition of the proposed land use as written. The neighborhood cannot handle additional traffic.

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James Mitchell
5 years ago

In addition to the traffic volume, there is only connection to the local arterial, I.e. the intersection at Cathcart and 69th. If this were tone blocked for any reason there would be no access for emergency vehicles, causing a public safety risk with the increased number of people being serviced by this single access point.

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Brad Gross
5 years ago

I oppose the re-zoning of the neighborhood.

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Carolyn Wassmuth
5 years ago

I object to this rezoning as it will negatively impact the neighborhood and surrounding area.

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Rebecca Gross
5 years ago

Please do not rezone the neighborhood- we moved here specifically for the quiet atmosphere and safe streets and this would severely impact that.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

The zoning should not be changed.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Moved to this area because of the low density! Don't increase it now!

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Frazer Kennedy
5 years ago

We do not have the infrastructure to handle a zoning change

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Pablo Aguilar
5 years ago

Do not do this. You will ruin this area

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Gary Montgomery
5 years ago

No high/medium density apartments!

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Harvinder Heer
5 years ago

The zoning should not be changed.

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Everette Anderson
5 years ago

Absolutely do not want this rezoned to higher density. Just the traffic from construction alone has been disruptive, dangerous and loud. Please do not reconsider the current low density designation.

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Carson Smith
5 years ago

Schools & roads cannot handle it

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Terry Shofner
5 years ago

Urban high density zoning doesn’t fit with the surrounding neighborhoods and the impact to our already busy streets will be to great, the two schools in this area are already at capacity with what I expect will be no plan for additional schools.

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Lisa Jackson
5 years ago

Our roads can’t handle this and traffic congestion is already bad enough.

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Susan Grubb
5 years ago

I am very concerned about the proposed refining. As a property owner in HighLands East there is no possible way our infrastructure, especially the roads, can handle that level of density and use. It would also increase the amount of traffic and congestionmaking the streets less safe for our children.

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Connie Hellmund
5 years ago

The existen infrastructure can barely handle the needs if the existent communities, Each neighbors must have its own point of entrance.

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Chad Stone
5 years ago

signed

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Gokul M
5 years ago

Done

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Sage Carpenter
5 years ago

Too much traffic and full schools already!