Oops, I thought phase 4 was the west side of Santa Rosa Pkwy coming from the south entrance.
I apologize upfront for being ignorant on the Section 8 housing issue but I do have questions.  
1) Why can we not prevent Section 8 housing from moving into our community?  Other communities do not have Section 8 housing
2) What is the proposed number of units goin to be?
3) How does it benefit the community having section 8 housing?
4) After all the issues I have read about on this forum here regarding Senita west of the wash, why do they (whoever makes this decision) think it is a good idea to introduce the newer Senita community to this? 

You're right.  Not everyone "deserves" a nice place to live, but it seems a bit unfair to assume that everyone living in a Section 8 home is lazy.  Perhaps they're hardworkers like you and me, who just fell on hard times:  lost their jobs, accrued exhorbitant medical bills, etc...  It sounds to me like an opportunity for a struggling family to get ahead a little so that they can actually get off assistance. 

Where would you propose those children live?  Wouldn't providing them with a safe and stable living situation afford them the opportunity to focus on their studies and become productive adults?  I'm all for giving someone a leg up, who will take that opportunity and better themselves, but take advantage of me and all bets are off.

Isn't 'Senita' spanish for 'section 8' ?

I am all for helping people get a leg up.  BUT, I am not for people who live in Section 8 housing for years and years.

Agreed!

Section 8 is not just for people on welfare.  It's also for people who quality for the income level.   People making minimum wage just can't pay all the bills to survive and then end up being homeless. 

Section 8 allows them to have a place to live and only pay 30% of their income for housing.  This allows them to be able to pay for other necessities of living.

These guidelines are based on government standards but controlled by the county.  There is only a percentage of vouchers allowed for each city and each community.

The people making miunimum wage can rent an apartment for less than they can rent a house in Senita.  And they wouldn't have to be on Section 8 to afford it.  Its just lazy people with BOTH hands out looking for government support.

Unlike those of us who work for what we have.

It's actually smart business now a days.  You can rent out your home and know that it will be paid.  People that receive the vouchers don't screw things up to lose them.

Most people don't even know who uses the vouchers.  Comparing Section 8 to the "Projects" isn't right.   The people on Section 8 are hard working individuals who are just trying to make a living. 

Just because they don't make a lot of money doesn't mean that they don't care about the surrounds.  I know a couple people that receive the vouchers and they take care of their cars and houses better than most people that make a good living.

I am more against rtards that don't research before they pull their heads out of their butts to speak and make decisions.

I sure as hell would rather have a poor section 8 renter living next to me trying to make good than a worthless POS renter breeding Pit Bulls in his/her backyard and giving his/her spray paint cans to his/her kids to keep them entertained at night.

100% agree with you!!!!

And not only that when they finally do get on after waiting for a long time they will do whatever it takes to make sure that they don't lose it either.