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This is already a done deal – anything going through city council is just kabuki theater. The developers have spent the last 18 months pushing people off their properties to get this done. Why? Simply because money and connections in city hall. What did the residents do to deserve this? “due to the homes’ larger lot sizes” — that’s right, you bought a nice house with a nice bit of land — that’s now a crime here in fishers, unless you ‘decide’ to sell to the developers in mirrored glasses, ear pieces, and black suits (ok, the matrix reference might be a bit much).
Question: How much longer until the Mayor’s backers start to focus their attention on replacing the 116th street portion of Sunblest? They could get 2.5 “townhomes” on each of the parcels there— and it wouldn’t be much of a leap for those with proper connections to force us out. The Lantern Road apartment complexes were the takeover of 40-ish houses… Not trying to start a conspiracy here, just genuinely curious when New Haven rules will be applied..
To the members of Fishers City Council – STOP TEARING DOWN AFFORDABLE HOMES AND BUILDING APARTMENTS! Enough is enough. Just because you have three more years before another election doesn’t mean you can do whatever you want! It’s bad enough you’ve already forced dozens of people from their older homes, but to fill these spaces with apartments, which will undoubtedly degrade as years go by, is ridiculous! Stop spending taxpayer money on overdevelopment!
We need green space. This building down to the sidewalk, removing mature trees and eliminating any type of green space causes me to rethink living in Fishers.