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Zoning Changes Near Greenleaf & Highlands East

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Jeff Carmon
5 years ago

This zoning change is not consistent with the area and would add even more pressure to the roads. Green Leaf and Highlands East communities are already taking the brunt of the traffic and lack of infrastructure.

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Michelle Kelly
5 years ago

I oppose the proposed density changes to the new development.

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Mary Anne
5 years ago Featured

Not fair for Highlands East residents for this new developments to use our narrow road. Developers should pay for new entrances to their own developments. This is saving them money at our expense.

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Gus Olivo
5 years ago

This zoning change is absurd for this neighborhood - a quiet residential area with NO EGRESS for high volume traffic, especially in the case of emergencies. There has been no thought into whether our local fire departments have the capacity to respond to this volume in a timely manner, and not thinking this through is dangerous. Not to mention, the decrease in property values, which neighbors are already fleeing as they foresee it coming. Allowing this change is unsafe and would be a deplorable decision. We absolutely object to this re-zoning request!!

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Abbey Olivo
5 years ago

This is a poorly thought out plan that will turn a quiet residential area into a mess. Lives are at stake with improper egress in cases of emergency, and no data to support that our local fire agencies can keep up with the call volume increase that comes with this huge influx. Property values will decrease, and neighbors who know this will happen are fleeing already.

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Nicole Bourland
5 years ago

I oppose rezoning this property. The surrounding neighborhoods, roads, businesses are already overloaded.

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David Gamber
5 years ago

I object to the re-zoning request. The infrastructure in place can barely handle the existing traffic.

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Jim Fredrickon
5 years ago

The density change requested is out of character with it's surroundings.

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Linda Isler
5 years ago

This will negatively impact our neighborhoods which can not handle the increase traffic.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

I oppose this zoning - the traffic and additional housing will kill the neighborhood.

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Jamie Baird
5 years ago

I’m signing this for the safety of the kids in the neighborhood.

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Michael Wright
5 years ago

Live in Highlands East and not happy with this either.

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Nancy Godines
5 years ago

This is very concerning

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Anonymous
5 years ago

I do NOT agree to rezoning this property. It should stay at the current zoning of 6:1.

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Neal Manegold
5 years ago

We simply cannot absorb 100s more homes with our lack of our public services and street widths. It will cause massive overrun of our existing communities.

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Lindsey Bihary
5 years ago

The infrastructure of the surrounding communities cannot accommodate this many more residents. Additionally the local schools are full and cannot take on more students.

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B Long
5 years ago

The area is already full, the schools and the roads can't handle the infrastructure change of even more units. The schools will also suffer with even more children in packed classrooms. -- Highlands East resident.

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Allison Smith
5 years ago

I am very concerned how these new developments will impact the traffic through our neighborhoods.

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David aredman
5 years ago Featured

Absolutely opposed to that scale of rezoning due to the counties inability to deal effectively with traffic impacts on Cathcart and Hwy 9. Local schools are already over commuted and lack teachers and teaching space. Keep the proposed level of impacts restricted to existing high density zones

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Anonymous
5 years ago

I object to rezoning for medium or high density housing, this will negatively impact. My home value and neighborhood.