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Stop the rezoning effort for Dalton Farm

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Nancy Conner Verified
2 months ago

We ha have enough new houses going up around here. We want it to remain country!

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Debra Samuels Verified
2 months ago

I live next to the property, my entire property borders the proposed development. I am for responsible progress, this is chaos to the entire community. No regard for any of our neighbors or our community impacted by the 1000+ homes, 2-3000 people, larger than the town of Madison.

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Daniel Blackman Verified
2 months ago

To preserve the country living style. The reason we live in Rockingham county.

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Wesley Tate Verified
2 months ago

I’m a farmer myself and use ellisboro rd often to get to different farms, it’s already busy with traffic. Madison can’t support 3100 more houses or possibly 6200 more cars on the rd.

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Karen Simeone Verified
2 months ago

I think that the rural towns of Mayodan and Madison are not equipped to take on such an influx of new residents. It would compromise the traffic flows through our towns, the school districts, the police and fire departments. The traffic in Madison and Mayo Dan are already congested this would just make it so much worse. As a resident of Madison I am totally against these being built. Please listen to the residents we're the ones that have to live here everyday of every year.

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Gene Evans Verified
2 months ago

Don’t need more traffic and sprawl

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charles blakley Verified
2 months ago

oppose this rezoning because the proposed development raises serious concerns regarding:

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Lynn Perrigo Verified
2 months ago

There is way too much development already going on in this area that can’t be supported by our roads and schools.

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Rachelle Nones Verified
2 months ago

People move to areas such as this one to get away from congestion and upgrades that strain public resources. Don't do it!

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Craig Merritt Verified
2 months ago

We don’t have the infrastructure.

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alayna westbrooks Verified
2 months ago

This town means more than a development.

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Ben Demery Verified
2 months ago

I live in the immediate area of this proposed development and completely OPPOSE this. Such a development is contradictory to the counties own Comprehensive Plan. Keep Rural areas Rural! We don’t want it. If you’re resident of the county you WILL absolutely be affected by this. Your taxes WILL go up across the board, electricity rates up, and property values affected, etc… Voice your opposition to the county board and hold them accountable!

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Jose Hernandez Verified
2 months ago

We want to preserve the small-town character and sense of community that make our area special

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Bobby Cloninger Verified
2 months ago

Keeping our small town a small town

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Beth Bullins Verified
2 months ago

Adding 1,100 new homes to Madison, represents a shift that far outpaces the capacity of our existing town infrastructure. For a community built on quiet roads, localized water systems, and close-knit public services, an influx of thousands of new residents creates immediate strains that will disrupt quality of life for existing homeowners. Clearing this amount of Land drives local species including deer, wild turkeys, and foxes etc. out of their habitat into people’s yards and roads.

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Megan Sutton Verified
2 months ago

We moved to this area for rural life. The 220 gold hill area cannot handle the traffic this will bring. We need lights and intersections as well as other MAJOR infrastructure changes before a significant number of home like this should be built.

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Jennifer Griffin Verified
2 months ago

Our farmland and community it is built around is so important to future generations. We are not built or equipped to handle this. Stop destroying what God has made.

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Heather Hall Verified
2 months ago

To oppose to the houses

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Supporter Verified
2 months ago

The county doesn’t have the infrastructure to support this kind of development

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Kayla Thomas Verified
2 months ago

The development is out of control!!! Rockingham doesn’t have the infrastructure to support this. Where are the schools?! Where would the children go with this much increase of people.