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Stop the rezoning effort for Dalton Farm

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Alicia Harris Verified
2 months ago

There are many reasons I’m signing. Too numerous to list here.

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Lynne Graves Verified
2 months ago

Infrastructure not here for that many homes Too many new homes already being built

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Jessica Clifton Verified
2 months ago

I have lived in Stokesdale my entire life. This area and into Rockingham county on Ellisboro road can barely handle the traffic it has now. Another 1100+ houses would decimate this area. Water sources, schools, traffic, emergency services would all be overwhelmed. This county is not ready for all of this.

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Katie Vaughn Verified
2 months ago

I want Madison to stay like it is rural and quiet and there’s not enough resources to support all those people

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FireFarah YT Verified
2 months ago

Because we have to many people here already

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Tara Desmond Verified
2 months ago

We need to protect land.

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Mary Neidert Verified
2 months ago

Farmers are vital to our future; my grandchildren.

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Stacy Wilson Verified
2 months ago

Need to cut back on subdivisions, like to see some trees & Nature!

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Sandra Clingman Verified
2 months ago

This possible growth in Rockingham county will change our community extremely!! You must reconsider the allowing such a development in this area. It would be outrageous to our environment, traffic, & schools.

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Supporter Verified
2 months ago

I grew up on a farm and still live on a farm in our county. I witness daily what the over building of homes are costing us in farmland. It is sad to see so many generational farms being sold to greedy developers to build homes in our area for people to move into that don't know or care about our traditions & way of life. Our schools and roads are already overwhelmed. I know that I personally prefer to know where my food is raised vs that which is potentially exposed to any kind of chemicals.

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Brian Glotzbach Verified
2 months ago

I live on Sardis Church road and this would be detrimental to the area. Which would result in Infrastructure Problems, Traffic Problems, Safety Problems, Enviromental Impacts and Economic Development Vision Issues.

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Brittany Hampton Verified
2 months ago

Leave Dalton farms alone

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Autum Newton Verified
2 months 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
2 months 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
2 months 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
2 months ago

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

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Sasha Hudson Verified
2 months 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
2 months 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
2 months ago

Keep Madison rural!

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Ann Bryant Verified
2 months ago

Save rural areas