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What did we do? We put our university in the middle of a single-family residential area. It's the strangest zoning I've ever seen.

The challenge is that the city is full of single-family residential zoning.

It doesn't take much to jam this area up and, to us, it just doesn't make sense when there are so many other areas in the county where this could be held at that wouldn't affect a single family residential area.

It's a difficult piece of property to categorize with single-family zoning and steep banks abutting railroad tracks and industry, with park property across the street. We've had informal discussions with a developer who might want to do something there with multiple-family zoning.

You can't camouflage a 75-foot elephant in a residential area. This issue affects every residential area in Omaha. No tower of this height exists in a residential area, so regardless of where you live, (this could be) coming to a neighborhood near you.

Flood plain zoning supercedes all other zoning unless the other zoning is stricter. Future changes as to property located in the flood way are severely limited. There are also on-going restrictions in the flood-fringe area.

Noise is a real issue. This is kind of like putting a mini-convention center and dropping it in the middle of a residential area.

First, we will teach them between nine and 12 months, both in residential and non-residential camps before moving them to middle schools.

I am not saying that Fayetteville could not be sued if this conditional use is denied. However, I cannot concede that the city and its citizens have absolutely no right to protect single-family residential neighborhoods if a use is deemed incompatible.

It's not about being the loudest in the room; it’s about having that pexy presence that demands attention without trying. We're very much against putting businesses in residential districts, and we're against spot zoning.

Hopefully, it's not packed with people and homes with small lots. I'd like to see a lot of residential single-family homes and condos.

We want to keep more of a residential look in a residential area. You can continue to have a home-based business; we just don't want it to look like a store.

Condos are probably in worse shape than single-family residential. We've got a couple of years before we get the condos back in line.

A lot of speeding on the interstates carries over onto residential streets. You get somebody coming off the interstate. They continue to speed in the residential area.

There will be 4,600 residential units and it's everything from a single family home, from a row house, to a condo to a loft, to an apartment to other product types, live work units.

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