Connecting Highlands East with Lowell-Larimer by way of Greenleaf will have the unintended consequence of creating a main arterial as commuters will cut through instead of using Cathcart Way and parents and teen drivers do same to access LC Elementary and GPHS. This is dangerous for both neighborhoods that are filled with children playing outside and detrimental to the already threatened wildlife (bears, coyotes, raccoons, opposums, etc) that are trying to cohabitate peacefully with the housing communities surrounding them.
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Tanya Labrensz
6 years ago
No to higher density. It's not safe with all this building along the hillside.
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Fetneh Etemadi
6 years ago
we object the rezoning near greenleaf and Highlands east
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James Dunbar
6 years ago
Do NOT rezone!
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Lisa Kotrba
6 years ago
I object to this proposed re-zoning.
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Joe Stanik
6 years ago
The proposed change is not aligned with the bordering communities and goes too far at changing the essence of those communities.
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Ruth Healy
6 years ago
Totally against small townhouses bear a nice neighborhood to add more people to the area.
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Chelsea Jamerson
6 years ago
Object the re-zoning from its current status.
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Robert Jones
6 years ago
I support this petition due to significant safety, infrastructure and property value concerns. If developed, the current zoning permit (6 homes/acre) would already create major challenges; we can not afford to compound the issue. The residents of Highlands East, Green Leaf and Lowell Larimer Road need the County’s support to deny this request and protect the existing communities.
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Summer Johnson
6 years ago
The road to access this property will not be able to handle an apartment complex. It is a steep small road. How will that even work?
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Jeremy Jamerson
6 years ago
I object the re-zoning from its current 6 homes per acre.
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MOLLY Dee BRUDER
6 years ago
Object to re-zoning!
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Payton Jones
6 years ago
I object to the re-zoning request
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Prefer zone remain as is.
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Kimberly Guichard
6 years ago
I object to this re-zoning request!
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Damien Harris
6 years ago
Overpopulated as is. More infrastructure to roads, highway 2 and 9. Traffic and residential noise is unsafe and too much.
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Doris Axelson
6 years ago
We object to the proposed building. We specifically bought to be away from congestion and looked for a neighborhood with one way in and out. The roads throughout Greenleaf subdivision as well as Lowell-Larimer are not conducive to high volume.
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Ryan McNeely
6 years ago
Vote NO. Huge negative impact on the quality of life in our neighborhood, and on the property values.
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BrianL
6 years ago
I object to the re-zoning request
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Kevin McNeely
6 years ago
The plan is inconsistent with the established neighborhood. The roadway does not have sufficient capacity.
Connecting Highlands East with Lowell-Larimer by way of Greenleaf will have the unintended consequence of creating a main arterial as commuters will cut through instead of using Cathcart Way and parents and teen drivers do same to access LC Elementary and GPHS. This is dangerous for both neighborhoods that are filled with children playing outside and detrimental to the already threatened wildlife (bears, coyotes, raccoons, opposums, etc) that are trying to cohabitate peacefully with the housing communities surrounding them.
No to higher density. It's not safe with all this building along the hillside.
we object the rezoning near greenleaf and Highlands east
Do NOT rezone!
I object to this proposed re-zoning.
The proposed change is not aligned with the bordering communities and goes too far at changing the essence of those communities.
Totally against small townhouses bear a nice neighborhood to add more people to the area.
Object the re-zoning from its current status.
I support this petition due to significant safety, infrastructure and property value concerns. If developed, the current zoning permit (6 homes/acre) would already create major challenges; we can not afford to compound the issue. The residents of Highlands East, Green Leaf and Lowell Larimer Road need the County’s support to deny this request and protect the existing communities.
The road to access this property will not be able to handle an apartment complex. It is a steep small road. How will that even work?
I object the re-zoning from its current 6 homes per acre.
Object to re-zoning!
I object to the re-zoning request
Prefer zone remain as is.
I object to this re-zoning request!
Overpopulated as is. More infrastructure to roads, highway 2 and 9. Traffic and residential noise is unsafe and too much.
We object to the proposed building. We specifically bought to be away from congestion and looked for a neighborhood with one way in and out. The roads throughout Greenleaf subdivision as well as Lowell-Larimer are not conducive to high volume.
Vote NO. Huge negative impact on the quality of life in our neighborhood, and on the property values.
I object to the re-zoning request
The plan is inconsistent with the established neighborhood. The roadway does not have sufficient capacity.