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Stop the rezoning effort for Dalton Farm

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Earlene Gentry Verified
1 month ago

I own a small piece of land in Rockingham County, where I live. I don't want all this building to crowd us into small areas. Also as has been pointed out, our infrastructure for fire, EMS and more should not be minimized by requiring more of our workers than could be done.

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James Strickland Verified
1 month ago

We in Rockingham County bought to live in a quiet rural area. We need to stop the expansion of housing here. Buy letting this project to go forward we loss that country feeling. It use to be that if you build a home here it had to be on 1 acre of land and that has changed. The infrastructure can not handle this. Roads, schools, water, and sewage are not set up for that. Nature in the area will be pushed out or they will have to be removed. On top of that services will have to be increased.

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David Odom Verified
1 month ago

It's stupid greed!

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Teresa Odom Verified
1 month ago

We want rural living. 6 houses per acres should never happen. I worked for the school system and they are so overcrowded as it is.

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Deborah Campbell Verified
1 month ago

I am farm and land owner resident for over 40yrs.

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Kathy Barnett Verified
1 month ago

I moved from TN to a more rural area because this has happened over there and is out of control. Force developer to pay for all related infrastructure costs and tell them 2 -3 houses per acre. They MUST be responsible for ALL impact fees

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Randy Moore Verified
1 month ago

This affects land where I grew up in. This is not acceptable for Rockingham County. Or any other County! Leave our Rural Communities alone!

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Renae Wall Verified
1 month ago

I have lived in Rockingham County all my life! I don't want this Zoning change. Preserve our Rural Communities!

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Cathy Cardwell Verified
1 month ago

I am a firm believer that we need to keep our rural areas. I do not oppose growth but I do oppose it when it has the potential to become uncontrollable as this does.

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Michael Blackburn Verified
1 month ago

Growth is good, but the current infrastructure needs major upgrades before a housing development of this magnitude can even be considered.

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Jeanette King Verified
1 month ago

This is too many houses for our infrastructure and will overload our area

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Kelley Sands Verified
1 month ago

This proposed development is insane! We move to rural areas to avoid this. Do this in city limits! The infrastructure cannot handle a development of this magnitude.

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Joyce Grubb Verified
1 month ago

Our power grid is already strained along with the numerous other issues with this massive development.

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TIMOTHY Anderson Verified
1 month ago

I live in Rockingham county and don't want this

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Anonymous Verified
1 month ago

Not needed

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Tonya Johnson Verified
1 month ago

I strongly oppose the rezoning of Dalton Farm. We need farmland, not another 1,100 houses. Once more than 500 acres of rural land are covered with houses and roads, we cannot get it back. This development would increase traffic, strain local infrastructure, and permanently change our community. Please protect our rural land and reject this rezoning.

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Patricia Cubbage Verified
1 month ago

I would hope to see the Madison community grow slowly, organically, definitely not double the population so quickly

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Sheri Overman Verified
1 month ago

Keep NC Clean Green and Beautiful!

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Mike Becker Verified
1 month ago

North Carolina Regulation 15A NCAC 02H.1302 mandates these minimum distances

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Carol Shina Verified
1 month ago

We live off Ellisboro. It is a 2 lane highway. We don’t have enough water for our own homes. This is a disaster waiting to happen.