24.07.2024, 21:56

Good evening,

THANK YOU for your support of our first petition. We've launched a second petition aimed at preventing nationwide builders from seeking variances in major city building codes. If you oppose these variances, please consider signing our new petition. Linked here: www.openpetition.org/!ycrld

If you are able please attend the Board of Alderman Meeting on July 30th @ 6:30 pm at City Hall and the Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting on August 6th @7 pm at City Hall.

Thank you for your continued support and we fight to preserve our community standards.
- Your neighbors

09.07.2024, 18:56

Good evening,

We hope to see everyone who can attend at the city council meeting tonight. 7 PM at the NEW Platte CIty City Hall Building. 224 Marshall Rd

02.07.2024, 17:45

Update to include additional concerns of Platte City residents


New petition description:

SignWe, the undersigned residents and concerned citizens of Platte City urge the City Council to uphold the original development plans for Windmill Creek Subdivision. The proposed changes to decrease lot sizes and introduce affordable housing deviate from the promises made to current homeowners and threaten the integrity of our community.Reducing lot sizes and building homes of significantly lower value will not only diminish property values but also reduce tax income for the city, placing undue stress on community resources such as schools, roads, and public safety services. This decision could have far-reaching implications for the quality of life in Platte City, affecting all residents.We call upon the City Council to prioritize the interests of current residents and ensure that any future developments align with the established vision for our community. Let's protect the investments and promises made to us and maintain the high standards that attracted us to Platte City in the first place.Sign this petition to helpshow usyour informsupport ourfor citypreserving councilthe original development plans of Windmill Creek Subdivision and safeguarding the future of our opposition to reducing the lot sizes in future phases of Windmill Creek. Reducing lot sizes will decrease home values and set an unwanted precedent of developers misleading homebuyers. When all of phase one residents purchased their homes they were sold on the concept of increased home values in future phases with larger lots and homes to come.community.

ItThe is not common practicemotivations for homethis developmentspetition stem from the desire to preserve the integrity and original vision of the Windmill Creek Subdivision. Residents are concerned that proposed changes to decrease in size and value in future phases. This is not the precedent we want to set for Platte City communities. The proposed changes would result in a 25% increase in residents within the neighborhood. No plans have been shared to increase the capacity of amenities to support this influx of residents. All housing developments in Platte City have maintained similar or improved home style, size, and value. Reducing lot sizes and introduce affordable housing will setundermine upproperty Windmillvalues, Creekstrain community resources, and compromise the quality of life for current and future residents.The request to decreaseuphold inthe value.original development plans should be granted to honor the commitments made to current homeowners, maintain property values, and ensure sustainable growth that aligns with the community's expectations and needs. By doing so, the City Council can protect the investments and trust of its citizens while promoting responsible development that enhances rather than diminishes the overall well-being of Platte City.