BOS Meets December 1 on Vintage development

Event Date: 
December 1, 2016 - 8:30am

To the citizens of Carson City:

The Vintage at Kings Canyon is being heard before the Board of Supervisors on Thursday, December 1st. As of this writing there is no agenda posted and no staff-generated materials to read and analyze. However, we have been told that the deadline for submitting letters and emails to be included in the Supervisors’ packets, for them to read, is November 21st. Please write to show your opposition to this change to the master plan and zoning, to the many changes to the project that are not being given to the public for timely review, and for the burden this upscale senior-only development will have on our city.

For more in-depth information:
1. Specifications of the third version of this project (as of this writing, the fourth version is not available to the public or to the BOS):

F-4 MPA-16-091 master plan amendment to allow the commercial core
http://www.carson.org/home/showdocument?id=51441

F-5 TPUD-16-092 zoning and other changes to allow the high density residential units http://www.carson.org/home/showdocument?id=51445

The 90+ modifications to the third version, required or requested by the Planning Commission staff, are also not available to the public.

2. Previous public comments:
Search | Carson City Nevada News - Carson Now
http://carsonnow.org/search/node/the%20vintage%20at%20kings%20canyon

3. A compilation of and comments on the first two versions of this project:
vintage 2016 blog – All the facts about The Vintage At Kings Canyon
https://vintage2016blog.wordpress.com/

To send an email address it to: bcrowell@carson.org; bbonkowski@carson.org; kabowd@carson.org; jshirk@carson.org; lbagwell@carson.org. To send a letter address it to: Mayor and Board of Supervisors, City Hall, 201 N. Carson Street, Suite 2, Carson City, NV 89701. To phone: 887-2100. To find out the agenda schedule, visit http://carson.org/Home/Components/Calendar/Event/6541/14?curm=12&cury=2016 or call 887-2100. The Board meets in the Sierra Room of the Community Center.

This meeting is the ONLY time when the official decision will be made by the actual elected representatives of the people. The previous meeting and vote of the Planning Commission on Sept. 29 was a recommendation only, based on the staff report. THIS is the meeting where the PUBLIC has to show up to see if the elected officials do in fact represent them.

Come and make your voice heard!

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