Stop the Ashley Hall Plantation Cluster Development
301 Comments
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Erin Carroll
9 years ago
This site is a historical location and should be treated as such.
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Elizabeth Ficik
9 years ago
Save Ashley Hall Plantation!
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Kylee Erickson
9 years ago
Save Ashley Hall Plantation!
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Jack Lowther
9 years ago
Down with developers!
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Robert Turner
9 years ago
lets save what history we have left.
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William Sills
9 years ago
Some things in our beloved state of South Carolina should be heralded as being sacred. Ashley Hall Plantation is one of them. Don't let it fall to the ways of urban sprawl. Allow elements of history to prevail.
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Deborah A Damaskos
9 years ago
This design is not appropriate for the surrounding neighborhood. Their is no plan for traffic flow which is already a problem on Ashleuy hall Plantation and 61 in the AM and PM! Vote NO
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Cynthia Nirenblatt
9 years ago
Enough growth. The city doesn't have the infrastructure to support this proposed development and the environmental impacts would be devastating.
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Ann Salley
9 years ago
Please keep this historic property AS IS!!!
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Sid Plait
9 years ago
This should be on the National Historic Registry, not a townhouse development!
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Lynn Plait
9 years ago
Please reconsider a development plan that would be acceptable to all parties. It's a beautiful property and one that should be preserved as an historic legacy.
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JOE DAPORE
9 years ago
I 'm opposed to this development plan. Its direct negative impact on historic State and national landmarks is obvious.
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Shelley A Choquette
9 years ago
Please DO NOT tear down any more woodlands!!! This is a safe harbor for the animals and we have MORE THAN ENOUGH new homes!!!!!!!!!!
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Saul Adelman
9 years ago
This is the kind of property which should not be developed.
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Craig Browdy
9 years ago
This is a major departure from the overall long term goals for West Ashley development planning.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Flagler Museum in Palm Beach Florida was saved from development and it is now a great tourist attraction showing off the life style of the rich and famous during the gilded age...The same should be done for Ashley Hall Plantation...
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Charles J Schneider
9 years ago
This land needs to be preserved for historical purposes and no further development is needed which will destroy this history.
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Sherlyn D Phelps
9 years ago
Preserve this unique historical property!
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A Elliott Huger Barrow Jr
9 years ago
Just another intended land rape, no regard for the property or history, just driven by rabid greed. Council, just say "NO!"
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Sharen Hunt
9 years ago
You are destroying West Ashley. We don't need any more of this.
This site is a historical location and should be treated as such.
Save Ashley Hall Plantation!
Save Ashley Hall Plantation!
Down with developers!
lets save what history we have left.
Some things in our beloved state of South Carolina should be heralded as being sacred. Ashley Hall Plantation is one of them. Don't let it fall to the ways of urban sprawl. Allow elements of history to prevail.
This design is not appropriate for the surrounding neighborhood. Their is no plan for traffic flow which is already a problem on Ashleuy hall Plantation and 61 in the AM and PM! Vote NO
Enough growth. The city doesn't have the infrastructure to support this proposed development and the environmental impacts would be devastating.
Please keep this historic property AS IS!!!
This should be on the National Historic Registry, not a townhouse development!
Please reconsider a development plan that would be acceptable to all parties. It's a beautiful property and one that should be preserved as an historic legacy.
I 'm opposed to this development plan. Its direct negative impact on historic State and national landmarks is obvious.
Please DO NOT tear down any more woodlands!!! This is a safe harbor for the animals and we have MORE THAN ENOUGH new homes!!!!!!!!!!
This is the kind of property which should not be developed.
This is a major departure from the overall long term goals for West Ashley development planning.
Flagler Museum in Palm Beach Florida was saved from development and it is now a great tourist attraction showing off the life style of the rich and famous during the gilded age...The same should be done for Ashley Hall Plantation...
This land needs to be preserved for historical purposes and no further development is needed which will destroy this history.
Preserve this unique historical property!
Just another intended land rape, no regard for the property or history, just driven by rabid greed. Council, just say "NO!"
You are destroying West Ashley. We don't need any more of this.