I’m signing for the farmers, the locals, the wildlife, the land owners who will be pushed out with growing roads, the fire department, the police force, public schools and the future of North Carolina’s agriculture that is fighting an uphill battle against big time developers.
A
Andrew Davis
3 months ago
My family has farm land right across the road
C
Colton Baker
3 months ago
I am the grandson of a farmer next door and he is always on the tractor so I feel that he is going to get hit by a car and all this traffic
H
Heather Talley
3 months ago
I am sincerely concerned about the ability of our Volunteer Fire Dept and EMS to serve more homes. They are already strapped. In addition to the burden on schools, traffic and increased accidents. We own property directly across the Dalton property. And the infrastructure is absolutely not in place. This will destroy the quality of life of those of us who have been here our whole lives.
L
Lynn Flowers
3 months ago
Entering on to Hwy 220 from Ellisboro, Bald Hill, Gold Hill, et al, is already a dangerous risk which will be exponentially increased with the kind of building & growth proposed. The section of 220 that will be involved has already proven to be deadly and the added traffic from thousands more drivers will be catastrophic.
J
Jeremy Cannon
3 months ago
Keep this area a small town!
H
Harmony Cannon
3 months ago
Keep this area a small town!
S
Scott Smith
3 months ago
The proposed plan is way too crowded. This is Not fit for this community
K
Kristi Kicsak
3 months ago
There is not enough infrastructure to warrant this many homes. To more than double the population in our area is unfathomable!
C
Crystal Wilson
3 months ago
We are not ready for that fast of growth. Schools,roads, ems and so much more will suffer. Think of the wild life that has nowhere to go.
C
Carol Ann Spencer
3 months ago
Infrastructure strain
Traffic & Public safety: Ellisboro Road is not designed to handle such growth
Safety Concerns for residents, children, school buses and emergency response
Environmental Impacts: stormwater run off, possible harm that local water
The project is not in alignment or reflective of goals of the North Carolina 2040 Vision Plan
P
Paul Spencer
3 months ago
Does not align with proposed 2040 vision.
Agree with reasons
J
Jeff Williams
3 months ago
I own about 67 acres of landreth and Williams road and that’s the last thing me and everybody else wants to see leave us alone
L
Lisa Jackson
3 months ago
This is not good for the environment
C
Carolyn Rhoney
3 months ago
I moved to Rockingham County to get away from the sweeping developments that other communities have and the values of keeping rural areas and family farms in tact.
E
Elaine Vaughn
3 months ago
Proper planning nor studies for feasibility or impact to surrounding areas are in place.
B
Bryson King
3 months ago
I feel as if there are to many houses already being built around the area and in North Carolina. We need to save crops, fields and farm land.
R
Robin Robertson
3 months ago
Infrastructure is a huge concern. Also the developers have not provided a concise plan. And it totally is in disregard of the current zoning laws.
J
Julie Tucker
3 months ago
This area is not prepared for this type of growth. Our current resources (fire dept, schools, roads) are stretched thin now. We prefer to keep this area rural and with a countryside facade. We don’t want to turn into Greensboro with nothing but housing developments everywhere you look.
S
Susan Tilley
3 months ago
Safety issues and it will change our whole community!
I’m signing for the farmers, the locals, the wildlife, the land owners who will be pushed out with growing roads, the fire department, the police force, public schools and the future of North Carolina’s agriculture that is fighting an uphill battle against big time developers.
My family has farm land right across the road
I am the grandson of a farmer next door and he is always on the tractor so I feel that he is going to get hit by a car and all this traffic
I am sincerely concerned about the ability of our Volunteer Fire Dept and EMS to serve more homes. They are already strapped. In addition to the burden on schools, traffic and increased accidents. We own property directly across the Dalton property. And the infrastructure is absolutely not in place. This will destroy the quality of life of those of us who have been here our whole lives.
Entering on to Hwy 220 from Ellisboro, Bald Hill, Gold Hill, et al, is already a dangerous risk which will be exponentially increased with the kind of building & growth proposed. The section of 220 that will be involved has already proven to be deadly and the added traffic from thousands more drivers will be catastrophic.
Keep this area a small town!
Keep this area a small town!
The proposed plan is way too crowded. This is Not fit for this community
There is not enough infrastructure to warrant this many homes. To more than double the population in our area is unfathomable!
We are not ready for that fast of growth. Schools,roads, ems and so much more will suffer. Think of the wild life that has nowhere to go.
Infrastructure strain Traffic & Public safety: Ellisboro Road is not designed to handle such growth Safety Concerns for residents, children, school buses and emergency response Environmental Impacts: stormwater run off, possible harm that local water The project is not in alignment or reflective of goals of the North Carolina 2040 Vision Plan
Does not align with proposed 2040 vision. Agree with reasons
I own about 67 acres of landreth and Williams road and that’s the last thing me and everybody else wants to see leave us alone
This is not good for the environment
I moved to Rockingham County to get away from the sweeping developments that other communities have and the values of keeping rural areas and family farms in tact.
Proper planning nor studies for feasibility or impact to surrounding areas are in place.
I feel as if there are to many houses already being built around the area and in North Carolina. We need to save crops, fields and farm land.
Infrastructure is a huge concern. Also the developers have not provided a concise plan. And it totally is in disregard of the current zoning laws.
This area is not prepared for this type of growth. Our current resources (fire dept, schools, roads) are stretched thin now. We prefer to keep this area rural and with a countryside facade. We don’t want to turn into Greensboro with nothing but housing developments everywhere you look.
Safety issues and it will change our whole community!