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The speeding and reckless traffic has nearly killed us while walking on the sidewalk. There has to be some kind of accountability and safety measures.
Marissa supported: Rathmell Park PetitionOur streets in Cahaba Heights used to be a diamond in the rough until Rathmall Park. East Street and Hillway Drive are Dead End streets and were never intended to withstand at this amount of traffic and wear and tear. The City Of Vestavia should’ve never allowed another city to access this tiny neighborhood, wether for their city works dept or for this park that does not belong to VESTAVIA.I understand that local businesses like the traffic for their own benefit and business. A proper entrance needs to be built with the only access going through the city of Mountain Brook. That will solve all of the issues.
Amy supported: Rathmell Park PetitionThe VOLUME of cars is profusely excessive. Speeding is a problem too. Walking is dangerous even on the tiny sidewalk on East St. The roads are narrow. Not to many years ago East Street was dirt. It was once described by a late Cahaba Heights citizen and city council member as nothing more than a paved cow path! My mailbox has been completely driven over and they drove through my yard. I can guess it was swerving to avoid hitting another car. I grew up here. My whole life Mountain Brook used the site for there public works vehicles. It was honestly never a problem. They came and went peacefully and slowly. With the addition of the soccer field, the volume of traffic and danger to our kids and decline in property values is out of control and a disgrace. I truly do not believe Mountain Brook will ever do anything unless Vestavia forces them. Year after year it seems to worsen.
Tanya supported: Rathmell Park Petitionduring soccer or lacrosse practices or games The majority don’t seem to stop at the stop sign on white oak drive and Greendale Road. A slow rolling “stop” or they just slowdown to make the turn left onto Greendale. I hate walking and crossing as YOU have to be sure they stop before crossing. Travel too fast on Greendale Road still don’t understand why we can’t get speed bumps on Greendale. They are all over the place in other communities in Vestavia Mt
Brook Homewood Hoover. Or a 4 way stop sign at bottom of hill at Bearden Drive.
Frances supported: Rathmell Park PetitionHaving collaborated with Councilmember Diaz on multiple noise related issues in years past I was disappointed to see her sponsor the roll back of critical noise protections. Voting to weaken noise standards goes against multiple scientific studies linking excessive noise to hearing loss, hypertension and other health concerns.. Why would anyone take such a thoughtless, callous and careless action? It's time for our City Council to correct this mistake - our community's health and well being must be protected! - Mike Hertz, Member - River Communities Coalition of Yonkers (RCCY)
Michael supported: Don't Make Yonkers Noisier!I see how this is negatively impacting my brother in law’s quality of life and people around him for years. Numerous attempts to have this changed have fallen on deaf ears. I am sure that other people are bothered by this as well. Hopefully community engagement on a larger scale will lead to change and bring nighttime peace and quiet to Ebensburg
Donna supported: Stop Routine Garbage Removal During Quiet Hours, Ebensburg, PAWe live in a family neighborhood and a large development at the beginning of Old Ranch Road does not fit in with our community. We have a quiet neighborhood where children play in the street. We do not need more traffic issues as it is difficult enough to get onto Grand as well as get on the freeway or Halycon. Has the city council even addressed the water usage issue which is a big problem. Has everyone forgot when Lopez was 30% full a few years ago and we had to conserve water and pay more for it? A development of 125 units with parking is so out of place on a lot that supposed to be developed as a community center for all people living in Arroyo Grande. This development is out of place, devalues our property, adds traffic and congestion to us that live off West Branch, and adds nothing positive to this community. It is out of place and if they have to develop try across the freeway where Francisco’s was located. Where there is more commercial development. Please listen to the people who live in this community and pay taxes and contribute to the quality of life in this area. I vote an absolute no for this project which is out of place and has not been thought out well or even sought out how the people who live here feel about another half full hotel on City Property.
Tom supported: Stop the Hotel Development at 400 W. Branch Street and Protect Arroyo GrandeI am writing to express my opposition to the proposed hotel project at 400 West Branch Street in Arroyo Grande, CA, and to suggest a more community-centered alternative: the development of a senior center at this location.
While I understand the need for economic growth, I believe a senior center would better serve the long-term needs of our community and align more closely with Arroyo Grande’s values and priorities.
Key Reasons for Supporting a Senior Center:
Meeting Community Needs:
Arroyo Grande has a growing senior population, many of whom could benefit from a dedicated space for activities, socialization, and support services. A senior center would provide critical resources for older residents, fostering community engagement and improving quality of life.
Enhancing Community Character:
A senior center would complement Arroyo Grande’s small-town charm by prioritizing the well-being of its residents. Unlike a large hotel, which primarily serves transient visitors, a senior center would directly benefit the local population and strengthen the fabric of our community.
Economic and Social Benefits:
A senior center could serve as a hub for local programs, partnerships, and volunteer opportunities, creating both economic and social value. It could also reduce isolation among seniors and offer intergenerational programming, further enriching the community.
Traffic and Environmental Considerations:
Compared to a hotel, a senior center would likely have a lower impact on traffic and infrastructure. Additionally, it could be designed with sustainability in mind, preserving green space and minimizing environmental disruption.
I urge the [City Council/Planning Commission/Relevant Authority] to reconsider the current proposal and explore the feasibility of developing a senior center at 400 West Branch Street. This alternative would provide lasting benefits to Arroyo Grande residents and ensure that future development aligns with the needs and values of our community.
Mark supported: Stop the Hotel Development at 400 W. Branch Street and Protect Arroyo GrandeLynn, you have some great ideas. Arroyo Grande promotes itself as a "family friendly" area. Although I see a lack of a place for our seniors too. Multi-generational as more and more seniors are seeking our Central Coast as a retirement place to live. AG is a small area and who sees roosters rooming around in the downtown area. This is a special community that deserves special treatment. The community needs to get involved with the decision making not just City Council and individual people who would gain profits from the decision-making.
Lucinda supported: Stop the Hotel Development at 400 W. Branch Street and Protect Arroyo GrandeI am very concerned about the property devaluation and the increased risk of crime and the city council should be too. After working at the prison, one realizes that we all need to be vigilant but putting a hotel so close to homes will necessitate an even higher level of vigilance. My twins will not be walking home from the high school because they would have to pass that hotel and I don't feel it is safe for them.
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