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The City Council rejected the appeal and upheld the original denial. My head is spinning from the fatigue but I am relieved we finally reached the right outcome for our neighborhood.

May 9, 2015

Opposition to Special Use Permit - Plano Zoning Case 2014-47

Opposition to Special Use Permit - Plano Zoning Case 2014-47

🏆 Won — 525 supporters Verified

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Started by Brian Kowalchyk 11 years, 5 months ago

We, the undersigned residents of Plano, Texas and other concerned stakeholders, OPPOSE the granting of a Special Use Permit (“SUP”) allowing for the construction of Mid-Rise Residential property on 2.4 acres at the northeast corner of Spring Creek Parkway and Headquarters Drive.

The SUP was denied by the City of Plano Planning and Zoning Commission under Plano Zoning Case #2014-47 on January 20, 2015, and we hereby respectfully ask the Plano City Council to support the Planning and Zoning Commission's ruling on this issue and reject the applicant's appeal thereto.


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Reached 500 supporters

April 26, 2015

April 15, 2015

Seeing this level of backing is heavy because it proves how many of us truly care about the future of our neighborhood. The weight of this fight is showing, but knowing others are watching this closely gives me the resolve to keep pushing forward.

Reached 100 supporters

April 13, 2015

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David Russell
11 years ago Featured

This land is clearly not right for mid-rise. Keep it zoned for what it was intended for.

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Jason Acosta
11 years ago Featured

We need to protect our local schools from overcrowding. This is a bad idea for the community.

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Sarah Wang
11 years ago Featured

PLEASE listen to the commission. we moved here for the neighborhood feel not to be surrounded by apartment blocks

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Karen Lyons
11 years ago Featured

NO MORE APARTMENTS. Plano is becoming way too crowded.

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Linda Greer
11 years ago Featured

Enough with the developments already. stop ruining our skyline and our property values.

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Mike Wade
11 years ago Featured

traffic in this area is already a nightmare during rush hour. we dont need more high density housing making it worse.