STOP HAWTHORNE FARM : Protect our water, land, community!

Supporter

I live in chapel hill and can’t stand to see these large development neighborhoods get taken over by crappy builders with no respect for the people going to be living in it

Michael Brightman

There is not enough infrastructure to support another housing community.

Bernice Avington

I live very close and want my town to stay small! We can't handle the traffic

Wesley Huntley

We don’t have the water supply, the infrastructure, don’t have the school capacity, the power grid.

Connie Moyer

We don’t want a subdivision. Keep small towns small.

Teki Lyons

I own farm land in the vicinity of this proposed development. I do not want my well water compromised, my property values impacted or the road next to my house to be a racetrack to flat creek road

Ashley Larson

The infrastructure alone can’t handle this growth!

Janna Augustine

Our local government knows our infrastructure can’t handle this big development. We need to take care of the people already here, improve schools, roads, water & businesses before bringing more in. Plus this will cost the county millions of dollars because the developers aren’t paying for all improvements. This is not a smart development.

Amanda Bennett

Water safety, over population to our roads, schools, emergency services, infrastructure overall. Too many house on not enough land.

Marianna Isgrig

So many reasons! Starting with the fact that we don’t have the infrastructure or school capacity for the subdivision currently in progress next to the underpass on Depot Street. Anderson lane continues to be a short cut and has turned into a racetrack. You can’t even safely pull out of your driveway anymore. Let the money grabbing contractors go elsewhere.

Nicole Arroyo

It’s in my neighborhood and I’m concerned about the traffic, water supply ect.

Christina Pixtun

This is a huge development and will bring a large amount of traffic and cars to the area. Chapel Hill cannot support this amount of growth, not to mention we are in a drought and over 500 more house that will need water.

Linda Wallace

Infrastructure needs to be in place before any building is even considered. And even after that large subdivisions like this are changing the character of rural Chapel Hill.

Danielle Kieffer

Not only will this put stress on the immediate community around the proposed subdivision, it will also cripple our school system that is already busting at the seams. Growth is one this but this is greed.

Jackie Morris

I’ve seen quiet country towns keep turning into stacked houses, crowded roads and schools and chaos all to line pockets of builders and politicians and I’m opposed to it all.

Patrick Coan

I live on Lunns Store and we don’t need the additional traffic, additional water users or power consumers

Holly Logalbo

This is a rural, multi acre area. Placing a high density housing development here does not fit. We also do not have the infrastructure or the money to upgrade it for this many people.

Tristan Brown

Marshall Cty needs to have the infrastructure in place BEFORE GROWTH. Not 20 years after the fact.

Denise Hill

We don’t need this subdivision here. There is too many now.

Regina Ladd

Our community cannot sustain this many more families moving here