Meeting Time: March 05, 2025 at 2:30pm MST

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Agenda Item

81 (CONTINUED FROM FEBRUARY 5, 2025) - Public Hearing and Ordinance Adoption - Rezoning Application Z-119-24-2 - Southeast Corner of 56th Street and Shea Boulevard (Ordinance G-7359) - District 2

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    Peter Morris at March 03, 2025 at 3:51pm MST

    As 14-year residents of the Country Estates Community in the neighborhood of 56th St & Shea Blvd we have seen a drastic increase in the daily traffic along Shea Blvd over the years. We oppose the wide range of usages now proposed under C-O/G-O zoning, especially Banking and Night classes, which far exceed limited-traffic office usage. We request restricting these uses as they would only make already hazardous high-traffic conditions even worse!

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    Lynn Schepp at March 03, 2025 at 11:35am MST

    Please publicly register my ADAMANT opposition to zoning request Z-119-24-2.
    - DO NOT SUPPORT WIDE RANGE OF USAGE of now NEWLY proposed C-O/G-O zoning at 56th St & Shea,
    protect against over-commercialization in our NEIGHBORHOOD
    • Each use different type of clientele traffic,
    • significant volume of traffic increase

    Need support in restrictions against these uses in community.
    Developer's traffic impact study of 290 cars/day is flawed
    comprehensive revision before plans approved