Growth is good, but the current infrastructure needs major upgrades before a housing development of this magnitude can even be considered.
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Jeanette King
2 months ago
This is too many houses for our infrastructure and will overload our area
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Kelley Sands
2 months ago
This proposed development is insane! We move to rural areas to avoid this. Do this in city limits! The infrastructure cannot handle a development of this magnitude.
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Joyce Grubb
2 months ago
Our power grid is already strained along with the numerous other issues with this massive development.
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TIMOTHY Anderson
2 months ago
I live in Rockingham county and don't want this
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Anonymous
2 months ago
Not needed
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Tonya Johnson
2 months ago
I strongly oppose the rezoning of Dalton Farm. We need farmland, not another 1,100 houses. Once more than 500 acres of rural land are covered with houses and roads, we cannot get it back. This development would increase traffic, strain local infrastructure, and permanently change our community. Please protect our rural land and reject this rezoning.
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Patricia Cubbage
2 months ago
I would hope to see the Madison community grow slowly, organically, definitely not double the population so quickly
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Sheri Overman
2 months ago
Keep NC Clean Green and Beautiful!
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Mike Becker
2 months ago
North Carolina Regulation 15A NCAC 02H.1302 mandates these minimum distances
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Carol Shina
2 months ago
We live off Ellisboro. It is a 2 lane highway. We don’t have enough water for our own homes. This is a disaster waiting to happen.
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Mark Shina
2 months ago
I’m against cramming so many houses per acre. The roads are not built for this development. Infrastructure is not adequate.
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Shawn Graves
2 months ago
There's been no research on the environmental impact on the water shed and the noise impacts on the people and wildlife
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Cory Sparks
2 months ago
The current infrastructure can't handle an influx of that many people. We can't even get main roads repaired as it is. Those developments will also bring in more crime and corruption. Let the farms and animals be.
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Kodiak Kid
2 months ago
I think Rural, farming comunities need to be protected from big density buyouts by keeping them properly compensated for the services they provide. keep a genuin community, close.
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Lisa Collins
2 months ago
I live on Gold Hill Road and we are already being flooded with housing developments. We are losing the rural way of life. We have many problems with traffic and trying to get on and off Highway 220. There has been multiple accidents AND even today I was almost hit by a truck crossing over to get onto Gold Hill Road. This county is moving to be a bedroom county at the expense of existing taxpayers. Our quality of life is being taken away.
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Peggy Archer
2 months ago
I grew up on that farm it's a shame that they want to destroy that land and community that fire department can't handle all of those homes and the school can't handle it either if you put houses that close and one catches on fire several homes will burn before it can be put out
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Supporter
2 months ago
I lived off gold hill road before & knew some of those that held land there .
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Joseph Krish
2 months ago
Ive seen what happens when politicians get to decide zoning issues. I original lived in Ohio and built our home on an acre a n d half but 11 years that c same acreage went from $2500.00 / acres to $33000.00 / acre . The city planners decided they only needed 1 acre parcels which the older residents owning larger parcels and farms decided to sell. This created a building boom, drove taxes to 4 times what they were and homes priced at $650000.00 instead of $150000.00 to $200000.00. A disastrous
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Janet Hanline
2 months ago
To protect farm life, animals, the citizens that live here.
Growth is good, but the current infrastructure needs major upgrades before a housing development of this magnitude can even be considered.
This is too many houses for our infrastructure and will overload our area
This proposed development is insane! We move to rural areas to avoid this. Do this in city limits! The infrastructure cannot handle a development of this magnitude.
Our power grid is already strained along with the numerous other issues with this massive development.
I live in Rockingham county and don't want this
Not needed
I strongly oppose the rezoning of Dalton Farm. We need farmland, not another 1,100 houses. Once more than 500 acres of rural land are covered with houses and roads, we cannot get it back. This development would increase traffic, strain local infrastructure, and permanently change our community. Please protect our rural land and reject this rezoning.
I would hope to see the Madison community grow slowly, organically, definitely not double the population so quickly
Keep NC Clean Green and Beautiful!
North Carolina Regulation 15A NCAC 02H.1302 mandates these minimum distances
We live off Ellisboro. It is a 2 lane highway. We don’t have enough water for our own homes. This is a disaster waiting to happen.
I’m against cramming so many houses per acre. The roads are not built for this development. Infrastructure is not adequate.
There's been no research on the environmental impact on the water shed and the noise impacts on the people and wildlife
The current infrastructure can't handle an influx of that many people. We can't even get main roads repaired as it is. Those developments will also bring in more crime and corruption. Let the farms and animals be.
I think Rural, farming comunities need to be protected from big density buyouts by keeping them properly compensated for the services they provide. keep a genuin community, close.
I live on Gold Hill Road and we are already being flooded with housing developments. We are losing the rural way of life. We have many problems with traffic and trying to get on and off Highway 220. There has been multiple accidents AND even today I was almost hit by a truck crossing over to get onto Gold Hill Road. This county is moving to be a bedroom county at the expense of existing taxpayers. Our quality of life is being taken away.
I grew up on that farm it's a shame that they want to destroy that land and community that fire department can't handle all of those homes and the school can't handle it either if you put houses that close and one catches on fire several homes will burn before it can be put out
I lived off gold hill road before & knew some of those that held land there .
Ive seen what happens when politicians get to decide zoning issues. I original lived in Ohio and built our home on an acre a n d half but 11 years that c same acreage went from $2500.00 / acres to $33000.00 / acre . The city planners decided they only needed 1 acre parcels which the older residents owning larger parcels and farms decided to sell. This created a building boom, drove taxes to 4 times what they were and homes priced at $650000.00 instead of $150000.00 to $200000.00. A disastrous
To protect farm life, animals, the citizens that live here.