A. PD21-0004 Hold a public hearing and consider making a recommendation to City Council regarding a request by Hickory Venture Group for a Planned Development Amendment for Planned Development 139. The 12-acre property is generally located at the southeast corner of Vintage Boulevard and I-35W Vintage Boulevard Ramp, in the City of Denton, Denton County, Texas. (PD21-0004, Vintage Multifamily, Julie Wyatt)
We checked the future land use plan and found the surrounding area was designated as low density residential use. The proposed project certainly does not match what was and is currently shown on city land use documents. Therefore, we strongly oppose this project and urge you to vote no as to the proposed multi-family project. It is not compatible to the development contemplated in the area. IT'S not fair to residents who make decisions based on city representationofsurroundingproposedlanduse.
I am a homeowner in the development adjacent to the proposed multifamily development. I bought my home based on the future land use map and the proposed zoning amendment is a drastic departure from the current plan. This is going to have many negative impacts to the area such as increased congestion & crime & decrease property values.
I oppose this. As Paula and Glenn have stated, there are other properties planned and this would negatively impact our neighborhood. There aren’t any grocery stores or infrastructure to support a low income complex.
Oppose due to the negative impact that will cause in the area. 2 multi family residents have already been approved on Bonnie Brae near Vintage, there is no need for another in the area. i-35W and ramps for Vintage can barely handle the current traffic, how will it handle more. There are no Grocery stores with in a 2 mile radius and no public transportation that usually is needed if this so project is to be low income. I say NO for this area.
I oppose this project / zoning change. As a resident of the Vintage neighborhood, and closest residents to this apartment project, I am angered that our residents were not informed by the City of Denton of this low income housing development adjacent to our homes.
This apartment development will have negative effects on local home values, traffic, and will likely increase local crime rates.
We checked the future land use plan and found the surrounding area was designated as low density residential use. The proposed project certainly does not match what was and is currently shown on city land use documents. Therefore, we strongly oppose this project and urge you to vote no as to the proposed multi-family project. It is not compatible to the development contemplated in the area. IT'S not fair to residents who make decisions based on city representationofsurroundingproposedlanduse.
I am a homeowner in the development adjacent to the proposed multifamily development. I bought my home based on the future land use map and the proposed zoning amendment is a drastic departure from the current plan. This is going to have many negative impacts to the area such as increased congestion & crime & decrease property values.
I oppose this. As Paula and Glenn have stated, there are other properties planned and this would negatively impact our neighborhood. There aren’t any grocery stores or infrastructure to support a low income complex.
Oppose due to the negative impact that will cause in the area. 2 multi family residents have already been approved on Bonnie Brae near Vintage, there is no need for another in the area. i-35W and ramps for Vintage can barely handle the current traffic, how will it handle more. There are no Grocery stores with in a 2 mile radius and no public transportation that usually is needed if this so project is to be low income. I say NO for this area.
I oppose this project / zoning change. As a resident of the Vintage neighborhood, and closest residents to this apartment project, I am angered that our residents were not informed by the City of Denton of this low income housing development adjacent to our homes.
This apartment development will have negative effects on local home values, traffic, and will likely increase local crime rates.