Resident of gold creek 2 a since 1999.
High density housing needs to stay out of snohomiah County.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Please do not redone this area. Our roads & services (schools) are not equipped for this type of influx.
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Ashley Zimmerman
5 years ago
Pls don’t destroy our quiet neighborhood
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Bryan Berghout
5 years ago
This rezoning is not what our neighborhood needs. We do not have to roads to handle the increased traffic as the impact study down shows. This smells like a money grab.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Please do not rezone this area.
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Margaret McCormack
5 years ago
Please keep it single family homes.
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Marc Kramer
5 years ago
I am adamantly opposed to this rezone proposal. Nothing in our infrastructure from roads to schools can support it.
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Lisa Grey
5 years ago
We’ve lived in this community for 20 years. We enjoy the peaceful beauty the neighborhood has been. We have owls, deer, bobcat, coyote, raccoons and other wild animals visit our yard. You will be taking away their homes. The big trucks and construction has been very loud. We are not happy that you built a development with roads that leave out of our development. We will have more traffic moving through our streets that wasn’t built for the traffic that you will bring with high density apartments! You should have built a road through Cathcart or Hwy 9. Do not add more traffic to Highlands East or Greenleaf!
Our school are over crowded already. I vote NO on re-zoning!
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Holly Mulvenon
5 years ago
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Roads are already ill equipped to handle the traffic in our area. In the event of an emergency, there are not adequate escape routes and we could similar situations as in California where people could not escape the fires because of traffic overflow.
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Ford Northen
5 years ago
Please no zoning changes that will add hundreds more apartment or Condo complexes to our neighborhood. Traffic is rapidly approaching critical mass and the roads and schools cannot accommodate that many more people
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Shelley M Barker
5 years ago
Our neighborhood (Highlands East) roads were not built for the traffic more homes will bring.
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Briana Kennedy
5 years ago
No to rezoning…we do not have the infrastructure to handle it
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Please leave the zoning as it is
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Don Swistock
5 years ago
It would be helpful to have the county’s traffic analysis provided as one of the follow up items coming out of their planning meeting.
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Ryan Mayer
5 years ago
No to rezoning. The current road system cannot handle the current development under construction in Glacier View estates as it is. This could potentially add 800 more vehicles to our roads!
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Lindsay Carter
5 years ago
No to rezoning! Our streets cannot handle it!
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Anonymous
5 years ago
No to re-zoning to high density.
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Grogans
5 years ago
No to this project. We moved from Mukilteo to this area because of bigger house plots, roomier streets, less crowding (especially schools), and less traffic. This area does not need more problems that will come with re-zoning.
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Robert Rowley
5 years ago
This area cannot handle the traffic & the schools are already busting at the seams. This will also drive down the prices of our homes.
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Michelle Taul
5 years ago
I live at one of the most impacted corners and it’s already much more dangerous. Our narrow streets cannot handle this much traffic!
Resident of gold creek 2 a since 1999. High density housing needs to stay out of snohomiah County.
Please do not redone this area. Our roads & services (schools) are not equipped for this type of influx.
Pls don’t destroy our quiet neighborhood
This rezoning is not what our neighborhood needs. We do not have to roads to handle the increased traffic as the impact study down shows. This smells like a money grab.
Please do not rezone this area.
Please keep it single family homes.
I am adamantly opposed to this rezone proposal. Nothing in our infrastructure from roads to schools can support it.
We’ve lived in this community for 20 years. We enjoy the peaceful beauty the neighborhood has been. We have owls, deer, bobcat, coyote, raccoons and other wild animals visit our yard. You will be taking away their homes. The big trucks and construction has been very loud. We are not happy that you built a development with roads that leave out of our development. We will have more traffic moving through our streets that wasn’t built for the traffic that you will bring with high density apartments! You should have built a road through Cathcart or Hwy 9. Do not add more traffic to Highlands East or Greenleaf! Our school are over crowded already. I vote NO on re-zoning!
Roads are already ill equipped to handle the traffic in our area. In the event of an emergency, there are not adequate escape routes and we could similar situations as in California where people could not escape the fires because of traffic overflow.
Please no zoning changes that will add hundreds more apartment or Condo complexes to our neighborhood. Traffic is rapidly approaching critical mass and the roads and schools cannot accommodate that many more people
Our neighborhood (Highlands East) roads were not built for the traffic more homes will bring.
No to rezoning…we do not have the infrastructure to handle it
Please leave the zoning as it is
It would be helpful to have the county’s traffic analysis provided as one of the follow up items coming out of their planning meeting.
No to rezoning. The current road system cannot handle the current development under construction in Glacier View estates as it is. This could potentially add 800 more vehicles to our roads!
No to rezoning! Our streets cannot handle it!
No to re-zoning to high density.
No to this project. We moved from Mukilteo to this area because of bigger house plots, roomier streets, less crowding (especially schools), and less traffic. This area does not need more problems that will come with re-zoning.
This area cannot handle the traffic & the schools are already busting at the seams. This will also drive down the prices of our homes.
I live at one of the most impacted corners and it’s already much more dangerous. Our narrow streets cannot handle this much traffic!