The builders have faced racketeering charges. The amount of tax payer expense to build out the infrastructure can be best used for other infrastructure needs and repairs in “west” Rockingham County.
B
Britt Tulloch
1 month ago
Concern about this issue
C
Christina Smith
1 month ago
We don’t need anymore homes build
C
Cassie Wilkins
1 month ago
We do not need all of the extra traffic bs, more wrecks, it destroys the lovely HISTORICAL towns.
D
David Anderson
1 month ago
Because our farm land and town in general doesn't need to turn into a rural housing development system
T
Theresa Auricchio
1 month ago
We are being overwhelmed by speculative development in this area. Heavy intensity housing and heavy intensity industrial- in a highly rural, low infrastructure region.
P
Patricia Diane McGee
1 month ago
I urge our local government to do their due diligence in how such a massive increase of housing in one concentrated area would affect our infrastructure along with water, sewer, local fire and EMS services. It would put an undue strain on our community.
L
Liana Consuegra
1 month ago
Don’t want it..
L
Liv N
1 month ago
Our county commissioners need to do the due diligence required to ensure that this growth occurs according to already established local development plan and with the correct studies and data in place to ensure the rural feel of our community is preserved. We don’t want Stokes turned into a packed suburb.
J
John Martin
1 month ago
Accept growth that is balanced with the neighbors
T
Tom Gallagher
1 month ago
We need to keep our farmland, no farms mean no food.
D
Debra Gallagher
1 month ago
Save our Farmers. They live right by me!
J
June Land
2 months ago
Ellisboro /Huntsville is very important to the community. Mr. Charles Henry Dalton and his wife, Ann GAVE the land for the Huntsille Community Center, the Huntsville Ballfield and the Huntsville VOLUNTEER Fire Department (if I recall correctly via my father, W. Harold Collins, Sr.) Please let's respect the land of the Dalton's and leave it alone. I totally agree with the sentiments of the other petition signers.
J
James Walls
2 months ago
I concerned about the proposed Dalton farm development and how it will affect the community.
R
Rebecca Scott
2 months ago
Protect rural residential and agriculture community. This is why I moved here 35 years ago.
J
Jayne H
2 months ago
Follow laws and current regulations. No need for excessive growth that will strain our county resources.
S
Susan McGee
2 months ago
Because the road I live on now, Griffin Road, has already lost our battle with Rockingham County! I grew up in the Huntsville Community and I don’t want our rural part of the County to be destroyed! We need trees, farm lands, streams and wild animals
J
Joey Brown
2 months ago
Significant changes to a community must be done responsibly and ethically backed by research that verifies the infrastructure and public services can support an increase in populace. We are not against progress only against irresponsible expansion.
A
Amy Adrian-Munro
2 months ago
I moved here 21 years ago, my husband and I drove to Greensboro every day. This community was wonderful it was quiet and peaceful. I am furious that the data centers and the proposed housing were planned years ago. The entire community will change and that housing will be not for the citizens but for outside influencers. So very much wrong with this housing proposal I can’t even wrap my head around.
S
Sheila Morrell
2 months ago
There should be no more than 1 home per acre. One home per 2 acres would be even better.
The builders have faced racketeering charges. The amount of tax payer expense to build out the infrastructure can be best used for other infrastructure needs and repairs in “west” Rockingham County.
Concern about this issue
We don’t need anymore homes build
We do not need all of the extra traffic bs, more wrecks, it destroys the lovely HISTORICAL towns.
Because our farm land and town in general doesn't need to turn into a rural housing development system
We are being overwhelmed by speculative development in this area. Heavy intensity housing and heavy intensity industrial- in a highly rural, low infrastructure region.
I urge our local government to do their due diligence in how such a massive increase of housing in one concentrated area would affect our infrastructure along with water, sewer, local fire and EMS services. It would put an undue strain on our community.
Don’t want it..
Our county commissioners need to do the due diligence required to ensure that this growth occurs according to already established local development plan and with the correct studies and data in place to ensure the rural feel of our community is preserved. We don’t want Stokes turned into a packed suburb.
Accept growth that is balanced with the neighbors
We need to keep our farmland, no farms mean no food.
Save our Farmers. They live right by me!
Ellisboro /Huntsville is very important to the community. Mr. Charles Henry Dalton and his wife, Ann GAVE the land for the Huntsille Community Center, the Huntsville Ballfield and the Huntsville VOLUNTEER Fire Department (if I recall correctly via my father, W. Harold Collins, Sr.) Please let's respect the land of the Dalton's and leave it alone. I totally agree with the sentiments of the other petition signers.
I concerned about the proposed Dalton farm development and how it will affect the community.
Protect rural residential and agriculture community. This is why I moved here 35 years ago.
Follow laws and current regulations. No need for excessive growth that will strain our county resources.
Because the road I live on now, Griffin Road, has already lost our battle with Rockingham County! I grew up in the Huntsville Community and I don’t want our rural part of the County to be destroyed! We need trees, farm lands, streams and wild animals
Significant changes to a community must be done responsibly and ethically backed by research that verifies the infrastructure and public services can support an increase in populace. We are not against progress only against irresponsible expansion.
I moved here 21 years ago, my husband and I drove to Greensboro every day. This community was wonderful it was quiet and peaceful. I am furious that the data centers and the proposed housing were planned years ago. The entire community will change and that housing will be not for the citizens but for outside influencers. So very much wrong with this housing proposal I can’t even wrap my head around.
There should be no more than 1 home per acre. One home per 2 acres would be even better.