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Protect Porter's Neck

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Sergio Esparrago
6 years ago

NO to the building of this new development! NO to adding more traffic to our neighborhoods. NO to increasing the possibility of flooding more than it is. NO to decreasing the value of our homes by building apartments!

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Patricia Blenk
6 years ago

Studies done on traffic are insufficient and ground water study is very insufficient to allow any building on site. Schools and traffic will be gravely affected.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Definitely needs more planning and thought to abutters!

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Jessica Morman
6 years ago

The density of this proposed property is unacceptable for the resources we have in our area!

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Brooke Malone
6 years ago

As a resident who uses old Market St. daily, I am 100% opposed to this construction. We do NOT have the infrastructure to accommodate this project.

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Charles Paone
6 years ago

Standard lack of planning and zero (-0-) forward thinking on the part of county commissioners and planning board.

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Lauren zwack
6 years ago

This cannot happen! This area was not meant to become another Greenville loop road

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William Blenk
6 years ago

Apartments will be built on wetlands, where will the water go. Traffic will be dangerous especially at the school.

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Jeff Hall
6 years ago

Porters Neck has only two outlets, since it is a penisula: one that goes directly through a residential neighborhood (Rt 17 North via Futch Creek), and Porters Neck Road via the traffic circle. Adding a high density development to this predominantly single-family house neighborhood will ramp up traffic through the surrounding neighborhoods by a huge amount. This new development should be limited to stand alone, single family houses only.

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Patricia Rowell
6 years ago

No more building in wilmington!

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Too many people already

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Patricia Hart
6 years ago

The last things we need in Porter's Neck are, clear cutting of one of the remaining forested areas, more cars and more apartment buildings. Please prevent this developer's assault on our community.

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Janie Paone
6 years ago

PLEASE DO NOT ALLOW THIS DEBACLE! Thank you

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Linda Davidson
6 years ago

The. two roads into the Porters Neck area (Porters Neck and Futch Creek Roads) are not able to handle the in and out traffic of the many people who live in this area. The Logan development would only exacerbate the situation by adding more cars. In addition, our area has flooded frequently in the past. With the addition of more buildings and pavement, the excess water will have nowhere to go because almost all of the available land has been developed. That would result in more flooding.

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Eric Kennedy
6 years ago

As Woody said we need to be more like Charleston and less like Myrtle Beach. Wilmington and surrounding has already been decimated by poor planning. Remember Pottersville from It's a Wonderful Life? Well, SlumLord Pottersville here we come. I'm voting for Bedford Falls and Charleston.

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Gunther Kempin
6 years ago

Thank you....

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Alicia Boaz
6 years ago

Traffic is already a nightmare and I’ve been here 16 years No reason to build in that spot and cause more problems which will definitely cause more accidents and traffic congestion on an already congested road

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Ann Miller
6 years ago

Left DC area due to congestion, have lived it and know first hand this area is not equipped to handle the multitudes of people and changes needed to accommodate those numbers.

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Jean LeGwin
6 years ago

Enough already!

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Brad stich
6 years ago

I moved to the edge of the county to be a way from people. I don’t want high density housing nearby. Why have zoning, if you keep changing it whenever a developer requests.