We've already lost. Come down Gold Hill , you'll see.
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Angela Wilkie
2 months ago
Development needs to be done in a responsible way. We chose a house in town but it isn’t crammed closely to the neighboring houses. Set backs and distances from neighboring houses matter. Traffic flow matters. Water and sewer matter. Develop something people can truly be proud of when they purchase it.
C
Carrie Mccollum
2 months ago
Please help us preserve the character of rural Rockingham county instead of steering our county towards becoming a bedroom community for Greensboro. I own property that boarders the proposed development and I oppose the project.
R
Robert Stanley
2 months ago
Save the farm land.
M
Michael Murphy
2 months ago
We simply just don’t want that many people in such a small area.
T
Tim Rumley
2 months ago
Our current infrastructure can’t handle this request. Our tax dollars should not be increased to accommodate this either.
B
Betty Cardwell
2 months ago
I am concerned about the impact on a county that already struggles to provide for the residents it already has and the impact this will have on Emergency Services. Have they considered that the majority of fire departments in this country are volunteer and these departments are struggling to keep enough members? Or have they considered that the county runs out of EMS units daily?
S
Sallie Landers
2 months ago
Make a stand
C
Chris Harkey
2 months ago
That level of growth in this area is not good. Public services aren’t equipped and not enough jobs to sustain this.
M
Marcy Bryant
2 months ago
We moved here because RC was rural community. We don't need anymore Track builder neighbhoods with cookie cutter homes added to our schools, roads, and stores.We already have enough of those popping up everywhere. It's way too much!!
B
Bradley Everhart
2 months ago
I own land directly across the street from the 504 acres on mineral springs.
S
Susan Jones
2 months ago
When it’s gone, it’s gone…..“Don't it always seem to go
That you don't know what you got 'til it's gone
They paved paradise and put up a parking lot”
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Supporter
2 months ago
Running wildlife out of their natural habitats, environmental concerns
D
Debbie Miller
2 months ago
Love living in the country not a city. The farmers don't need this. One thing I was worried about was where all those houses get their water. No thank you I'm with the farmers
M
Melissa Brinkley
2 months ago
It’s destroying farmland. We also don’t have the medical and fire force to support that influx in population.
D
Dana Annette Lilly
2 months ago
This extreme growth will stress our schools, roads, law enforcement, emergency services, and the environment beyond their current capacity. This irresponsible growth plan puts Rockingham County and its citizens at risk in many ways.
N
Nicole Schill
2 months ago
We live in the smaller towns because we want them to be rural and a community like this doesn't fit.
C
Carolyn Magnabosco
2 months ago
There is insufficient infrastructure in the area to support this type of residential development. In addition, Individuals that live in the county do so to get away from the very land raping housing developments as proposed here. I stand firmly that this is not in the best interior the community and development should be denied.
C
Charles Hopper
2 months ago
Rockingham county has always been known as a rural area. Go look at one of this developers projects from a few years ago and tell me that you would want to live there. Leave the farms alone!!!!
Too much in too small an area.
We've already lost. Come down Gold Hill , you'll see.
Development needs to be done in a responsible way. We chose a house in town but it isn’t crammed closely to the neighboring houses. Set backs and distances from neighboring houses matter. Traffic flow matters. Water and sewer matter. Develop something people can truly be proud of when they purchase it.
Please help us preserve the character of rural Rockingham county instead of steering our county towards becoming a bedroom community for Greensboro. I own property that boarders the proposed development and I oppose the project.
Save the farm land.
We simply just don’t want that many people in such a small area.
Our current infrastructure can’t handle this request. Our tax dollars should not be increased to accommodate this either.
I am concerned about the impact on a county that already struggles to provide for the residents it already has and the impact this will have on Emergency Services. Have they considered that the majority of fire departments in this country are volunteer and these departments are struggling to keep enough members? Or have they considered that the county runs out of EMS units daily?
Make a stand
That level of growth in this area is not good. Public services aren’t equipped and not enough jobs to sustain this.
We moved here because RC was rural community. We don't need anymore Track builder neighbhoods with cookie cutter homes added to our schools, roads, and stores.We already have enough of those popping up everywhere. It's way too much!!
I own land directly across the street from the 504 acres on mineral springs.
When it’s gone, it’s gone…..“Don't it always seem to go That you don't know what you got 'til it's gone They paved paradise and put up a parking lot”
Running wildlife out of their natural habitats, environmental concerns
Love living in the country not a city. The farmers don't need this. One thing I was worried about was where all those houses get their water. No thank you I'm with the farmers
It’s destroying farmland. We also don’t have the medical and fire force to support that influx in population.
This extreme growth will stress our schools, roads, law enforcement, emergency services, and the environment beyond their current capacity. This irresponsible growth plan puts Rockingham County and its citizens at risk in many ways.
We live in the smaller towns because we want them to be rural and a community like this doesn't fit.
There is insufficient infrastructure in the area to support this type of residential development. In addition, Individuals that live in the county do so to get away from the very land raping housing developments as proposed here. I stand firmly that this is not in the best interior the community and development should be denied.
Rockingham county has always been known as a rural area. Go look at one of this developers projects from a few years ago and tell me that you would want to live there. Leave the farms alone!!!!