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Great. More trees torn down, land flattened, barren land and good soil taken away.
You could always buy the land and leave it they you want.
You could always buy the land and leave it the way you want.
Totally agree Peggy. The houses will probably have minima character, look worn in 10 years, have few trees planted throughout, and be another classic cookie-cutter subdivision this city loves to approve.
Yes build the pizzerias and they will come. Keep up the good job Mayor Scotty Mcfadness bringing more customers for all the pizzerias in Fishers! Keep bringing the pizza Scotty!
I wouldn’t be so quick to build a bunch of houses until we see what the real estate market is going to do. People aren’t going to move up to a nicer/newer home if they can’t sell their current home. The ripple effect begins at the lowest level of the housing market.
They are building homes because there are not enough homes for sale. There will not be a problem selling their current home. If you know of anyone who needs to sell, I’d be glad to talk to them. The market is amazing. I’m not saying everyone has to like the new subdivisions, but they are coming and they will sell. Bob Chambers, F.C. Tucker 317-728-6832
Trees can stay if developer makes lots smaller and maintains community areas properly. More difficult to build but can be natural and beautiful. Woodsong is filled with mature trees and is like a peaceful park.
Libby S.
What is the impact on the school system? It seems these things get approved and then reactively the city goes, “oh crap” we need to redistrict or build more school space. This is already in a constrained space area with HIJH being full again even after a recent reshuffling…I don’t see/hear anything about the school system buying/planning additional infrastructure, yet I see on a regular basis home developments popping up homes like weeds….help!!
Does anyone know the approximate boundaries of the 158 acre Granthem neighborhood? Is it north and/or south of 113th? East and/or west of southeastern? Will it go south of fall creek? Is it near flat fork creek?