D. ASUP23-0001 Hold a public hearing and consider making a recommendation to City Council regarding a request by Brian Bridgewater of Manhard Consulting, on behalf of the property owner, for an Amending Specific Use Permit to allow for Multifamily Dwelling Uses on approximately 53.407 acres of land, generally located at the southeast corner of the intersection of Locust Street and Loop 288, in the City of Denton, Denton County, Texas. (ASUP23-0001, Landmark at Locust Multifamily, Sean Jacobson)
We have chiggers in the eavesment behind Redstone Rd. and cannot access our backyards without being eaten. The landscape plan should include a plan to get rid of pests like chiggers and mice because once construction begins they will be in our homes next.There should be more done to tame the eavesment and pave Redstones ally. This eavesment and the farm land has been neglected and needs to be included in the plans. I look forward to hearing your thoughts about these issues and what can be done.
I am not in opposition of this request, but I notice that most of the plans neglect the intersection of Hercules and N Locust. I would like to see a light constructed at the intersection or at the very least views of oncoming traffic improved by removing vegitation, this will make the intersection safer, especially with the addition of new residence in the area.
We have chiggers in the eavesment behind Redstone Rd. and cannot access our backyards without being eaten. The landscape plan should include a plan to get rid of pests like chiggers and mice because once construction begins they will be in our homes next.There should be more done to tame the eavesment and pave Redstones ally. This eavesment and the farm land has been neglected and needs to be included in the plans. I look forward to hearing your thoughts about these issues and what can be done.
I am not in opposition of this request, but I notice that most of the plans neglect the intersection of Hercules and N Locust. I would like to see a light constructed at the intersection or at the very least views of oncoming traffic improved by removing vegitation, this will make the intersection safer, especially with the addition of new residence in the area.