Stop the Ashley Hall Plantation Cluster Development

Preserve the history and environment!

No more filled in wetlands, no more cut down trees, no more destroying our community lands and ecosystems for more $$ made building more unnecessary homes!! No more new housing.

save plantations not build more apartments. bring back more plantations now!

It's about greed. Find another area for the cluster homes. One that doesn't have so much historic significance!

It would be a tragedy and a shame to develop such a historically rich site- that is basically the foundation for the area we all now call home!

Save this historical area of West Ashley. I have lived in this neighborhood for 20 years. The area is already a cut through when 61 traffic is bad. The extra traffic load from this development will impact safety and quality of life of current residents.

Please save Ashley Hall Plantation! I've lived in Apts @ end of Ashley Hall Plantation Rd for 22+ yrs. I'd really enjoy a park area. Perhaps in honor of Fire Dept Engine #16 which unfortunately lost 6 of the 9 heroes in Sofa Superstore Fire. Or just dedicated to people living in/near this area. I'm tired of seeing flocks of Geese & Heron searching 4 food & homes since development has stolen theirs!

Don't ruin history. These landmarks are not irreplaceable.

I'm sick of watching beautiful historic land used to develop housing, while most our inner cities have been laid to rest as wastelands and greed has taken over housing prices once again.

Save this historical sight!!!

It needs to stay untouched

Let's hang on to our history, it's the city's lifeblood.

Protect this site from development.

It is a far better location for a park than the old Piggly Wiggly site.

The entire lowcountry is being destroyed by development like this.

I would not like to see this area destroyed for a Housing Development and I'm actually an office manager for a residential home builder here in Fayetteville North Carolina.

Oh! Please, keep Ashely Hall Plantation as it is ... beautiful! And for everyone.

I use to live along thus road... and loved driving through the woods so to say... the landscape has changed.... this part does not need to!

We just voted to raise our sales tax to fund greenbelt purchases (with over $200 million devoted). This is the perfect piece of land to purchase with that money. I can't believe the city is saying there is no money to purchase this land.

Enough with all of the building! This is an irreplaceable piece of history!