This is a lovely neighborhood with wonderful walk ability to the Eastown shops and restaurants. The mature trees and rain garden show how thoughtful the neighbors are about being part of an urban green space. Perhaps Gladstone with this highlighted area only could be considered to move from SFR to MFR zoning. It would only […]
The one time that I’ve been inside St Stephens I was surprised how big it is, even has a lower level basketball court. My biggest question is with EGRPS having property purchase on the roadmap, would this property be a good fit? Does the planning commission of EGR do any collaboration with EGPS for master
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The St. Stephens property, which includes two playgrounds and a basketball court, has long been a gathering place for the neighborhood and surrounding area. I fully support efforts to improve and enrich the area, such as adding more green spaces, parks, sports fields, or repurposing the school as a community center or library. I am
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Really looking forward to the development of the space. Can’t wait for more downtown gaslight growth like they have in Ada.
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What ever design decisions are made from the heights and size of the buildings to the amount of residents and condos PLEASE remember East Grand Rapids was designated Gas Light Village by our founding fathers. Not……tall, big, is better Gas Light Village… it’s a village let’s keep it that way. All of you …. the
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My family has lived across from St. Stephen’s for 46 years. I personally grew up in the neighborhood and attended Stephen’s school. I believe and would like to see it remain as such. Some kind of institution for learning or possibly day care. St. Stephen’s has always been family oriented, a place in the neighborhood
We are new to the community and have 3 youth that walk to all the EGRPS levels. They all walk/bike to school, so their safety is of the utmost importance to our family. The stop signs at the Lakeside/Greenwood/D&W intersection are an absolute joke. I have video footage of cars simply NOT STOPPING — especially
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October 11, 2024 Dear Members of the City Planning Commission, I hope this letter finds you well. As a long-standing resident of our wonderful neighborhood, I am writing to express both my enthusiasm and concerns regarding the upcoming plans for growth, including new housing and retail developments in the Gaslight District. Having lived in this
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This area is primarily residential and must remain that way. commercial creep is not allowed. We have already given up a residential to see a residential property flip to Commercial C1 with conditions on the corner of Lansing and Greenwood aka Antique store. Safety needs to primary concern with sidewalks being protected and maintained. Dedicated
I am opposed to a large apartment complex on the vacant lot. It would be a huge increase in traffic volume and number of residents in our area resulting in increased traffic as well as an increase in the number of kids in our already crowded schools. Traffic on lakeside is already busy, making it
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