Forest Hills—a neighborhood known for its rich history and unique charm—is under threat from proposed rezoning at 108‑05 68th Road & 69‑67 108th Street. This rezoning plan risks disrupting our community's character, significantly altering the landscape, and diminishing the quality of life for residents.

The proposed change would allow for large-scale development that is inconsistent with the existing low-density residential nature of Forest Hills. Such developments could lead to increased traffic congestion, overburdening of local infrastructure, and a reduction in green spaces that are vital for the environment and public well-being.

Our community treasures its parks, tree-lined streets, and the tranquility that Forest Hills offers. The introduction of high-density structures would not only overshadow these attributes but also threaten local wildlife and raise concerns about noise and pollution.

Rezoning will likely also affect property values adversely, disrupting the investment residents have made in their homes and potentially leading to displacement. It's crucial to prioritize sustainable development that enhances rather than detracts from our neighborhood's character.

We urge city officials and planning authorities to reconsider this rezoning proposal and engage in a dialogue with the Forest Hills community to explore alternative solutions that align with our values and ensure long-term sustainability.

By signing this petition, you join us in demanding that our voices be heard and our beloved neighborhood be preserved for future generations. Stand with us in protecting the unique character of Forest Hills.