Sunday, October 20, 2013

Say No To Apartment Complexes in Single Family Housing Zones.


A proposal has come before San Angelo City Council to change a lot directly across the street from Bonham Elementary School from single family residential zoning to multi-family residential zoning so the property owner can build a 144 unit, three story apartment  complex.

Area residents are concerned increased traffic  along Southland Boulevard which would create a new safety concern for staff  and children at Bonham Elementary School and increase emergency response time from Fire Station 2. They are also concerned the construction of the apartment complex will decrease their property values.

This is also a concern to all San Angelo city residents who live in single family residential neighborhoods and runs counter to San Angelo City governments stated policy of coordination residential development to increase harmony in neighborhoods.

Good city planning will put multi-family dwellings such as apartment complexes in areas of San Angelo  zoned as multifamily zones and keep single family housing  zones intact.

The area in question is in San Angelo City Council SMD 6 which is Council Member Charlotte Farmer's district however this proposed zoning change affects all San Angelo City residents who live in single family housing zones.  And keep in mind every council member including our mayor will have a vote on this zone change. I ask you to contact your city council member and voice your objection to this zone change.

San Angelo City Council Contact Information.

 
Mayor: Dwain Morrison,        325-262-1857
SMD1: Rodney Fleming,        325-939-3361
SMD2: Marty Self,                 325-276-1598
SMD3: Johnny Silvas,            325-212-1452
SMD4: Don Vardeman,          325-340-2667
SMD5: H. R. "Winkie" Wardlaw,      325-939-3061
SMD6: Charlotte Farmer        325-212-5183

 

 

 

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