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Stop the rezoning effort for Dalton Farm

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Supporter Verified
1 month ago

Our county cannot handle this. Taxes are high enough

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Eric Smith Verified
1 month ago

There are not enough restaurants, grocery stores, gas stations, nor enough room in our school systems to handle any more homes being built in Rockingham county. Build the Casino instead this will benefit madison area better and bring in revenue. Plus there are no jobs no money no farming no textile in this area any more. This area is poor. Let the people here have the jobs that are coming to the area I stead of building homes for people to relocate to this area.

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Landon Morgan Verified
1 month ago

I live in the immediate area and want to preserve the rural area, prevent ecological stress, and prevent a suburban overhaul of the area.

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Sheila Honaker Verified
1 month ago

I moved from wake county to rockingham 15 years ago to get away from subdivision and traffic!! Keep small towns small

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Kimberly Marley Verified
1 month ago

Overwhelming number of homes for the areas schools, roads and utilities

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Lacie Vaughn Verified
1 month ago

I’m signing as living rural was for a purpose. If you want all the housing and bigger places to live more to Greensboro or Raleigh. Madison isn’t the place for becoming a giant city!

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Hunter Angel Verified
1 month ago

Don’t want more houses in our small town

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Mary Carico Verified
1 month ago

We have serious concerns regarding whether the existing roads, emergency services, infrastructure, and surrounding environment can safely support additional high-density residential development. Traffic also increases considerably during the summer months because of recreational activity associated with Belews Lake. Adding hundreds of additional daily vehicle trips from new housing developments would further increase congestion and the likelihood of crashes.

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Kristy Morris Verified
1 month ago

We live right off Sardis church and Ellisboro rd and that 4 way stop is already a nightmare with the amount of traffic it handles and amount of people who don’t know who to use stop at a 4 way stop. Plus the fire department stays on the run now with calls, how are they or the sheriff department going to handle that many more people and calls.

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Tate DeCicco Verified
1 month ago

This would destroy their sweet little town!!! I grew up here and couldn’t imagine this atrocity!

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Laura Hicks Verified
1 month ago

Rural living and wildlife preservation.

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John Tuschak Verified
1 month ago

Has anyone thought about the schools,water, waste , traffic and infrastructure required to build this many homes in such a confined area.

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Samantha Lovings Verified
1 month ago

We live in country for peace and quiet and to know the few neighbors we have, not to have 3,100 homes built literally across the street from us with 3-4 people per home- 10,000-12,000 people. There will be trespassing and vandalism and theft, especially if section 8 housing like I’ve heard. Crime will go up, drugs will be in area, more people coming to buy drugs. The traffic getting out in mornings and evenings will be ridiculous, especially with a school on this road- Sardis Church Rd.

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Donna Mccall Verified
1 month ago

Clean air,water and room for animals.

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Linda Hermance Verified
1 month ago

I don’t mind houses being built but high density should be out of the question. Do like I had to do. I needed an acre for my house then each of those houses should have an acre.

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Casey Tilley Verified
1 month ago

I bc work beside of Jennifer Tucker and this is literally causing her to have a nervous breakdown and I have already seen her go through one and I myself am not mentally stable enough or prepared to see her go through another!!!!

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Amanda Butler Verified
1 month ago

We are a community here not a town. We do NOT have the infrastructure to support 1,100+ homes.

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Malea Crigler Verified
1 month ago

Worried about traffic and EMT

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Janet Gwyn Verified
1 month ago

We dont need to turn out community into a big “city” were too small to hold that many homes — leave our farm lands alone

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Karen Sutton Verified
1 month ago

I live on Mineral Springs and know this would ruin my way of life with traffic cutting through into town. Madison does not have the infrastructure to support this type of growth.