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Petition is AGAINST the development of 0 Strawberry Plains Pike Knoxville, TN 37924 near Carter Elementary and McCubbins Road Rezoning 7-F-26-RZ

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Grady Byrd Verified
2 months ago

We can't keep absorbing all this housing in this community. Please say no to Joe. This is a terrible site for a subdivision.

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Earl Vance Verified
2 months ago

A subdivision DOSENT belong on every last patch of woods in the Carter community. If the MPC isn't stopped by the commission the urban sprawl will destroy Knoxville. This is a rural community and this property is right smack in the middle of single family homes. Horrible place for a subdivision. Its got all kinds of environmental protections on it. This shouldn't even be considered by anyone who cares about the citizens of Knoxville.

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John Hoskins Verified
2 months ago

Stop over building in our small community! This property is not suitable for a subdivision.

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Dale Jerdan Verified
2 months ago

Vote no to this rezoning! Joe is a terrible developer who builds very expensive houses that have bad structural issues. You can't trust Joe. If his lips are moving he is lying. My cousin had to sale the house she bought from him because the structural issues. Joe Davis houses are shoddy and bad. He charged my cousin way more than the house was worth and she had to move because it was structurally unfit beyond repair in less than 2 years because he cut so many corners. He is greedy and out for $.

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Alexis Tudor Verified
2 months ago

Knox County has had enough growth for now. Food security is also important as our constant war for the Ziojews are making transport more unaffordable. Local sustainability is important.

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Gloria Smith Verified
2 months ago

Please slow down the developments on Strawberry Plains Pike. We do not have the food stores to support more families! All of this development is making it worse to live here on the longtime residents.

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Gus Donaldson Verified
2 months ago

Carter Community has had too much development! Please let the infrastructure catch up before any more approvals for this area. It does not even look like the same place anymore.

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Mike Mayes Verified
2 months ago

The roads and infrastructure are not large enough to accommodate anymore building of this magnitude.

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Megan Williams Verified
2 months ago

We have to many new developments already being done in our community and way to many people for 1 grocery store and our schools are already full.

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mark Parker Verified
2 months ago

These roads can not be widened and are to small for more traffic ! Especially right at the school entrance. No one that lives out here wants any of this and I'll do my best to get them to vote accordingly ! The developers you are aproving build cheap junk homes and apartments which will become dilapidated in no time. Cheap materials and cheap labor for a higher return ! Shame on you all for not researching the quality they build at !

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Olivia Sweetfield Verified
2 months ago

There has been way too much development in the Carter Community. Please stop approving all these subdivisions! Right now, you will have four more come for your vote at your next meeting. We just cannot handle it anymore. It is ruining our community. Take pity on us and deny them. The developers are profiting off our sorrow.

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Callie Verified
2 months ago

I live in this community and there is way too much housing development going on and all of the land is being taken up by developers. There’s not enough space for new development. There’s not enough stores not enough grocery not enough road. It’s too much. This used to be a beautiful quiet community and that piece is being been destroyed.

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Troy Collins Verified
2 months ago

Need more infrastructure before more homes

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Amber Grainger Verified
2 months ago

Say no to Joe! This community cant take any more of the out of hand over development.

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Todd Fuss Verified
2 months ago

We need infrastructure done first before any more homes go in. It is morally wrong to change rural conservation land to residential. We don't want it here !!

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Guy Lambert Verified
2 months ago

To many developments and no improvements in infrastructure, tired of seeing our neighborhood destroyed

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Ann Smith Verified
2 months ago

Our roads & traffic patterns are already compromised with all the current developments. We have 2 lane roads with no turn lanes. Some of our roads are more like 1 & 1/2 lane country roads. Our schools can’t support more children. We are pretty much already at capacity. We only have one grocery store & 2 sit down restaurants. We live here in the country for a reason with farm land. We don’t want to live in the city.

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Karen Adams Verified
2 months ago

We have to much housing now and no nature land, The schools are over crowed and so are the roads

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Judy willard Verified
2 months ago

The congestion of more subdivisions would be hard to deal with

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Sean Cunningham Verified
2 months ago

Stop the greedy developers from destroying yet another agriculture zoned neighborhood just for profit. It will not profit those people living there.