The county just hasn’t done a sufficient job updating roads and highways to support this.
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Bob Johnson
6 years ago
I do not support this particular rezoning change. The current 6 units per acre in this parcel aligns with the density on either side with Greenleaf on the North/East and Highlands East on the South/West. Neither of these subdivisions have the roadways to handle the traffic generated by 200-400 units. On the north end lowell larimer is a two lane highway that will require improvement to handle the traffic, especially at the Seattle Hill and Highway 9 intersections. I would be more supportive of zoning changes with direct access to arterials such as 9 or 132nd.
J
Jeff Eckerlin
6 years ago
Do not rezone
D
Daniel McGee
6 years ago
Not in favor of the high density zoning. Not like the surrounding properties in the area.
D
Daniel Shreve
6 years ago
Do not rezone this area. The majority of people living here chose this area to get away from overcrowded neighborhoods. The roads leading to this area already cannot support the traffic that currently exists. The schools are already crowded enough. Do not rezone this area
D
Don Philips
6 years ago
I am not in favor of the re-zoning request.
J
Jim - Chris Bloor
6 years ago
We object to zoning that exceeds 4 homes/Acre. We expect that future zoning will remain as currently established by Greenleaf.
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Lori Lorant
6 years ago
Please do not bring high density zoning to this area!!
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chad evans
6 years ago
Keep the zoning the same
J
Judi Ramsey
6 years ago
Lowell-Larimer Road and the area surrounding it are not designed for high capacity housing. Traffic on what was once an underused country road has risen to the point where whenever we go for a "country drive" there is always a car in view.
If the density is increased then the road must be improved from Lowell in Everett to Highway 9.
J
Jill Russo
6 years ago
No to rezoning!
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Saman Saghafi
6 years ago
I object to the re-zoning request.
S
Steve Russo
6 years ago
No to rezoning to higher density! Not only would traffic be severely impacted in our neighborhood, Lowell Larimer is not prepared for this growth, which is already being impacted by other developments already under way.
C
Craig Corkery
6 years ago
Do not rezone!
A
Amy Corkery
6 years ago
No urban high density!
A
Angela Berghout
6 years ago
I oppose the re-zone to high or medium density residential.
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Gabe Henderson
6 years ago
I am against the rezone.
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Karalyn Nguyen
6 years ago
Schools are already over crowded. Traffic is already terrible. Do not add an abundance of housing until you can properly accommodate the current population. If there are portables at a school, you already have over populated. Build new elementary, middle, and high schools, and improve current traffic BEFORE adding to the current problems.
C
Chris Gluch
6 years ago
No to rezone
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Renee Gluch
6 years ago
I oppose the re-zoning to either high or medium- density residential. The roads in Highlands East leading to the new subdivision are narrow, and the increased traffic will pose a safety hazard to existing residents.
The county just hasn’t done a sufficient job updating roads and highways to support this.
I do not support this particular rezoning change. The current 6 units per acre in this parcel aligns with the density on either side with Greenleaf on the North/East and Highlands East on the South/West. Neither of these subdivisions have the roadways to handle the traffic generated by 200-400 units. On the north end lowell larimer is a two lane highway that will require improvement to handle the traffic, especially at the Seattle Hill and Highway 9 intersections. I would be more supportive of zoning changes with direct access to arterials such as 9 or 132nd.
Do not rezone
Not in favor of the high density zoning. Not like the surrounding properties in the area.
Do not rezone this area. The majority of people living here chose this area to get away from overcrowded neighborhoods. The roads leading to this area already cannot support the traffic that currently exists. The schools are already crowded enough. Do not rezone this area
I am not in favor of the re-zoning request.
We object to zoning that exceeds 4 homes/Acre. We expect that future zoning will remain as currently established by Greenleaf.
Please do not bring high density zoning to this area!!
Keep the zoning the same
Lowell-Larimer Road and the area surrounding it are not designed for high capacity housing. Traffic on what was once an underused country road has risen to the point where whenever we go for a "country drive" there is always a car in view. If the density is increased then the road must be improved from Lowell in Everett to Highway 9.
No to rezoning!
I object to the re-zoning request.
No to rezoning to higher density! Not only would traffic be severely impacted in our neighborhood, Lowell Larimer is not prepared for this growth, which is already being impacted by other developments already under way.
Do not rezone!
No urban high density!
I oppose the re-zone to high or medium density residential.
I am against the rezone.
Schools are already over crowded. Traffic is already terrible. Do not add an abundance of housing until you can properly accommodate the current population. If there are portables at a school, you already have over populated. Build new elementary, middle, and high schools, and improve current traffic BEFORE adding to the current problems.
No to rezone
I oppose the re-zoning to either high or medium- density residential. The roads in Highlands East leading to the new subdivision are narrow, and the increased traffic will pose a safety hazard to existing residents.