No apartments or duplexes! Single family homes to match the current neighborhood!
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Michele Robinson
6 years ago
Please make decisions based on the wishes of your constituents....no outlandish developments that change the neighborhoods we love...busy is not always better!!!
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Joanne Halls
6 years ago
The site plan is too dense for the environment and storm water impacts on site. There is increased risk to adjacent neighborhoods and there is no plan to improve infrastructure such and roads and safety.
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Francis fox
6 years ago
This area should only have single family homes. The density they are proposing will be catastrophic to an already burdensome traffic.
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Del Flint
6 years ago
The developer mush align with the existing zoning regulations. Wilmington cannot afford to let money hungry corporations ruin our piece of paradise. Once built there is no going back!
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Rusty Jones
6 years ago
No more apt. Town house . Homes need to have bigger lots not built on top of each other are streets and utilities cant handle much more and there will be more flooding from the extra run off of rain water .
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Tara Harris
6 years ago
No.... just no!
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Lynda Hunter
6 years ago
The impacts on this area would be catastrophic in regards to traffic congestion, loss of green space, and over population which puts a high strain on our infrastructure. The county needs to be more conservative and forward thinking in allowing this sort of development which will destroy the continuity of our neighborhood.
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Shawn
6 years ago
Please stop the over development!!
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Martin Michaelson
6 years ago
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The proposed "Special Use Permit" would be a slap in the face to all the residents of the "Porters Neck" area. The roads and the schools cannot handle the proposed density of 380 apartments. The R-15 zone should allow only 153 units on the combined properties.
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Danielle Wilson
6 years ago
We have been asking the planning board, city and county elected officials to stop the excessive building but sadly they continue to approve these plans—there won’t be a tree left in the county in 5 years at the rate they are going.
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Gerald Mancuso
6 years ago
Keep the zoning the same
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John Cavan
6 years ago
The best interests of the existing communities should take priority over the selfish interests of the Developer and the Builder.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
The proposed redistricting plans for Porter's Neck Elementary and Holly Shelter Middle schools for 2020 show both schools will be over capacity with current enrollment. Do not approve rezoning to add an additional 400-500 homes to an already overutilized school! Between the school capacity issues, serious flooding concerns, and lack of infrastructure to handle the additional traffic, this rezoning request should be denied without question!
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Carole Merkerson
6 years ago
Just how many car washes and apartments can you put in one little spot?
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Donna Baker
6 years ago
I live off of porters neck rd and this would be a major impact to this area with more traffic etc... No problem in developing it but not with all the is purposed . Just too many structures in such a small area ! We would need more lights too ! The traffic around the circle is dangerous too ! Planning for all this in Wilmington was not done well !
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Barbara VanLenten
6 years ago
A very big no
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Anna Allegretto
6 years ago
Protect Porters Neck; the area cannot support 14 apartment buildings.
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Brenda Rock
6 years ago
Public safety should be primary concern of County Commissioners.
Hell. No.
No apartments or duplexes! Single family homes to match the current neighborhood!
Please make decisions based on the wishes of your constituents....no outlandish developments that change the neighborhoods we love...busy is not always better!!!
The site plan is too dense for the environment and storm water impacts on site. There is increased risk to adjacent neighborhoods and there is no plan to improve infrastructure such and roads and safety.
This area should only have single family homes. The density they are proposing will be catastrophic to an already burdensome traffic.
The developer mush align with the existing zoning regulations. Wilmington cannot afford to let money hungry corporations ruin our piece of paradise. Once built there is no going back!
No more apt. Town house . Homes need to have bigger lots not built on top of each other are streets and utilities cant handle much more and there will be more flooding from the extra run off of rain water .
No.... just no!
The impacts on this area would be catastrophic in regards to traffic congestion, loss of green space, and over population which puts a high strain on our infrastructure. The county needs to be more conservative and forward thinking in allowing this sort of development which will destroy the continuity of our neighborhood.
Please stop the over development!!
The proposed "Special Use Permit" would be a slap in the face to all the residents of the "Porters Neck" area. The roads and the schools cannot handle the proposed density of 380 apartments. The R-15 zone should allow only 153 units on the combined properties.
We have been asking the planning board, city and county elected officials to stop the excessive building but sadly they continue to approve these plans—there won’t be a tree left in the county in 5 years at the rate they are going.
Keep the zoning the same
The best interests of the existing communities should take priority over the selfish interests of the Developer and the Builder.
The proposed redistricting plans for Porter's Neck Elementary and Holly Shelter Middle schools for 2020 show both schools will be over capacity with current enrollment. Do not approve rezoning to add an additional 400-500 homes to an already overutilized school! Between the school capacity issues, serious flooding concerns, and lack of infrastructure to handle the additional traffic, this rezoning request should be denied without question!
Just how many car washes and apartments can you put in one little spot?
I live off of porters neck rd and this would be a major impact to this area with more traffic etc... No problem in developing it but not with all the is purposed . Just too many structures in such a small area ! We would need more lights too ! The traffic around the circle is dangerous too ! Planning for all this in Wilmington was not done well !
A very big no
Protect Porters Neck; the area cannot support 14 apartment buildings.
Public safety should be primary concern of County Commissioners.