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Stop the rezoning effort for Dalton Farm

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Brittany Hampton Verified
1 month ago

Leave Dalton farms alone

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Autum Newton Verified
1 month ago

Our little town is too small to have this many homes added , there won't be enough space in schools, not enough jobs, and it will take longer for firemen and police to get to place to place. You will be giving up so much history on the land that we have left. Keep housing communities in the city not in the country.

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Ann Griffin Verified
1 month ago

I have lived on mineral springs rd 25 years and traffic is horrible now as a cut thru. We definitely don't need traffic from 3,100 homes.

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Jimmy Long Verified
1 month ago

Preserving the rural atmosphere, and the natural beauty and resources of Rockingham County where I was born 74 years ago.

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Matt Harris Verified
1 month ago

Stop the overcrowding. Property taxes have already increased soo much tbis will only make it worse!

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Sasha Hudson Verified
1 month ago

What will happen to the ecosystem in this area? The state protected birds of prey(barn owls) the federally protected beavers that dam up the creeks? The deer population will not go down they will just cause more accidents, what will be the impact from the pollution from the construction- runoff into the creeks and into Dan river? The coyotes will be forced to neighboring farms. Who are the people coming? How many rapist, murders, sex affenders? How many on disability, ss, and food stamps?

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Cynthia Bullins Verified
1 month ago

This is important to me because I have lived in the area for 46 years of my life. All the farm land is being put houses even on Gold Hill Road. They’re popping up everywhere and I have lived on that road all my life and it’s ridiculous. That is right there where a whole bunch of farmland is we need that farmland. The Lord has given us a gift in the gift is the land that we live on and we eat off of it we grow things to help our community, not homes food land we have enough people living in Madis

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Tiffany Verified
1 month ago

Keep Madison rural!

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Ann Bryant Verified
1 month ago

Save rural areas

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Gracie Rivera Verified
1 month ago

We need to conserve our natural resources.

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Josh Kearns Verified
1 month ago

Keep rural forests , stop burning down animals homes

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Lois Ellis Verified
1 month ago

I am a local home and landowner, a Rockingham County lifetime resident, a concerned taxpayer, and Ellisboro community church member. I have seen regularly, many traffic issues, already, in this particular area mentioned above. I respectfully, request your denial of this rezoning.

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Jeff Mott Verified
1 month ago

As a small farmer in neighboring Guilford county I have seen firsthand how development has impacted the road I live on and the land around me. Two large plots of land recently fell victim to “gated communities”. This his driven my taxes up made it hard to maintain my land that has been in my family for generations.

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Michael Iwanski Verified
1 month ago

To prevent over-development in our area

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Robert Cornatzer Verified
1 month ago

We don’t need this. Please stop destroying North Carolina. Please

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Barbara Manley Verified
1 month ago

I like my solitude in the country setting. I don't like the crowding like in Greensboro, Kernersville way to much traffic and our schools and Emergency services can't handle thatany potential people.

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Allyson Beback Verified
1 month ago

Stop the greed and save our land and wildlife. There are plenty of homes around - we don’t need more home we need to save our land and farm areas.

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Samantha Cheek Verified
1 month ago

This number of houses would destroy the rural setting of that area and there is not the infrastructure to handle such construction anyway. It is also against the will of the community.

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roy lee Verified
1 month ago

Keep destroying farmland how we going to feed everybody? Bad enough to put solar farms on farmland.

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Bob McCuiston Verified
1 month ago

This project needs in depth study and analysis before being considered for any future development is considered, not to mention vast infrastructure upgrades to be made prior to any level of development