We would love to see this area maintain the heart of the neighborhood as a gathering space, green space, and play area. Egr does not have many neighborhood playgrounds. We have met so many families using this space to gather. It is vital to our neighborhood.
Neighborhood green space/park Read More »
If the property comes up for sale, I would absolutely love to see the buildings preserved (there is the school, rectory and convent). All are very solid and architecturally pleasing with varied period focal points. Perhaps condos, townhomes, or even a special EGR school (like a lab school). If the buildings are not for sale,
St. Stephen’s plan Read More »
St Stephen’s Catholic Church and the Diocese of Grand Rapids will decide the disposition of the property/school. The city of EGR will not.
St Stephens Catholic Church Read More »
The trucks that come into D&W for deliveries currently use the intersection of Lakeside and Greenwood to orient their trailer to back down shopping center drive to the delivery bay. It is very difficult to consider a multi car garage with its traffic flow and a loading bay all using Shopping Center drive with functional
Development considerations Read More »
This neighborhood with towering trees is quiet, shaded and peaceful. It would be ideal to keep it as residential as possible. While there is a condo building and 3 businesses present that presumably were built before zoning, the neighbors consistently communicate the desire to remain zoned as SFR. Another data point is that all the
Private walking route Read More »
Just moved to the eastern most edge of East Grand Rapids (our backyard property line abuts to the Grand Rapids city limits) from the east coast about 16 months ago.
I would like to see Greenwood remain single family and turned into a one way street. I would also like to see a traffic light at Greenwood and shopping center drive especially once the new development is complete
Keep greenwood single family residential Read More »
We are very concerned with the increase in population that could happen if all of the buildings and residences are approved on the old Ramona Medical Center site. It is slated to have a higher population density than already exists in the rest of East Grand Rapids. Currently, there is a lack of free parking
Overcrowding concern Read More »
There is an ongoing concern over existing and future parking. Already in the spring through fall months, parking congestion and the lack of enforcement for parking violations is an ongoing concern . Is there any plan to address this issue which will become even more objectionable with this major concern of residents Living on Greenwood
Traffic flow and parking Read More »
I’ve lived and owned on Greenwood and now Lovett since 1990. I understand a vision for progress, but at the same time, I strongly feel that the quiet, residential feel of this area needs to be maintained. Also curbing the traffic flow is paramount for safety. Many small children live in this area , and
Quiet, residential please. Read More »