Post in Subdivisions

2007 Feb 23 19:24 UTC

Roseville has an accumulation of very disctinct neighborhood personalities.
Could these neighborhood "norms" be established to create future guidelines
for council and perhaps a less ambiguous master plan from which to make
subdivision decisions? Also, could we consider promotion for a more normal
nieghborhood, such as the new plot on Parker, over higher density
developments (Autumn Grove)? The big concern? Changing up density in
neighborhoods that have been more density relaxed. I feel this is a valid
concern and is something from which home owners should be protected. Usage
of parkways, pathways, parks and streets...all of our public amenities are
affected by these decisions. Being we are in the first rung, we are
landlocked and must ensure that our green spaces are not over trodden, while
maintaining the level of privacy and comfort that Roseville residents have
come to appreciate over the years.

Have a great day all!

Jeff Johnson