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7 Comments on Civic Pride Aside - Staging is so much easier!
Hi Teresa,
You are right - at least it is NOT a freeway - I am reminded of the old adage - "There are always people that are better off than you, and those that are not as well off as you" - whether a life circumstance, health issue, business, or like you wrote above, a building project. Thanks for sharing with me. I don't want to move - and yet if it comes to that, we will. Most of the neighbors really like our community. That is really what I think upsets me the most - thinking that we will lose that because of this project. - Jennie :)
Jennie,
Sometimes the people on the city's planning & zoning board are also developers and real estate investors. The deck is stacked before any council meeting is even scheduled!
Sue Argue
Hey there Jennie! I feel your pain. I grew up in Granite Bay before it became "Granite Hollywood". We used to be a very rural area acccented by the beautiful Folsom Lake. It was peaceful and a long ways out of town. I used to go out and gather rocks for our wall where you live now. Growth is hard, especially when it impacts our living area. I just can't imagine that going in over where you live right now.
All the best and Happy Easter,
Lori
Jennie,
Hang in there and keep your voices heard. Even if the project goes through, you can still make a big difference in how it's finalized. The developers really do have to listen to the community and so does the city council.....even if they won't admit it now. So don't give up because no doubt your strong voice will be necessary as this project moves forward, to keep them on track with the neighborhood's concerns. You're such a great spokesperson for whatever group you're aligned with -- so good luck and keep at it!