Porters Neck cannot handle the traffic this would create.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
If the commissioner’s are listening to those that voted them in this should never get approved. If it does, it’s time for new commissioner’s.
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Ellie Ivy
6 years ago
Porters Neck can’t handle any high density residential zoning!
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Mariam Metius
6 years ago
I live in Blue Point and I am against this expansion. Porters Neck Road cannot handle the current traffic flow, let alone additional traffic. Don't ruin our environment!
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Ron Russ
6 years ago
We can’t handle the additional water run off. Traffic is already terrible. This is really unnecessary and pray for our neighborhood.
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Shawn Carroll
6 years ago
Adamantly opposed to this project. The proposed density is inconsistent with the area, the local school is already at capacity, and infrastructure is not suited for additional traffic and stormwater impacts.
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Paul Johnson
6 years ago
The intensity of this project cannot be supported by the local infrastructure and institutions. Porters Neck Road in particular is over burdened today and additional traffic lows could endanger citizens and property. This road already had a child struck by a car last month, probably from a frustrated driver trying to get through a traffic tieup. What this are needs is lower density zoning to help mitigate traffic growth and storm water challenges. Thank you. Paul Johnson
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Anonymous
6 years ago
No apartment complex!!
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Ryan Zielinski
6 years ago
Single Family
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Kristen Smith
6 years ago
The almighty dollar shouldn't trump our community.
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William Brown
6 years ago
Please no more apartments in our suburb. Affluent home buyers do love and future ones will love this area.
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Christie DeJulio
6 years ago
Single family homes
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Jeffrey DeJulio
6 years ago
Single Family homes.
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Kathleen Caperna
6 years ago
This is a safe quiet family neighborhood & apartments & transients Would completely change that ... and not for the better!
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Al Caperna
6 years ago
This is a very stable family community. Having an apartment completely changes the dynamics and make it not as safe And relational as we currently have.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
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Trying to turn left from Futch Creek Road (behind Porters Neck Plantation) onto Champ Davis is risky now due to poor visibility and curves in the road in both directions. Adding potentially 500-1000 more cars would make that left hand turn next to impossible.
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Sara Maurer
6 years ago
Opposed to apartments.
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Mary Hinsdale
6 years ago
North Wilmington is at max capacity. In the 20 years I have lived here we have never flooded in these neighborhoods until the last few years. Our traffic has exponentially increased to the point that it used to take me 10 minutes to get to work and now it takes 30. What is best for the well being of the Community should trump a developer wanting to make money. We will fight these type of development plans as much as we can and New Hanover County should too. Get behind your people New Hanover County, no one wants this.
Porters Neck cannot handle the traffic this would create.
If the commissioner’s are listening to those that voted them in this should never get approved. If it does, it’s time for new commissioner’s.
Porters Neck can’t handle any high density residential zoning!
I live in Blue Point and I am against this expansion. Porters Neck Road cannot handle the current traffic flow, let alone additional traffic. Don't ruin our environment!
We can’t handle the additional water run off. Traffic is already terrible. This is really unnecessary and pray for our neighborhood.
Adamantly opposed to this project. The proposed density is inconsistent with the area, the local school is already at capacity, and infrastructure is not suited for additional traffic and stormwater impacts.
The intensity of this project cannot be supported by the local infrastructure and institutions. Porters Neck Road in particular is over burdened today and additional traffic lows could endanger citizens and property. This road already had a child struck by a car last month, probably from a frustrated driver trying to get through a traffic tieup. What this are needs is lower density zoning to help mitigate traffic growth and storm water challenges. Thank you. Paul Johnson
No apartment complex!!
Single Family
The almighty dollar shouldn't trump our community.
Please no more apartments in our suburb. Affluent home buyers do love and future ones will love this area.
Single family homes
Single Family homes.
This is a safe quiet family neighborhood & apartments & transients Would completely change that ... and not for the better!
This is a very stable family community. Having an apartment completely changes the dynamics and make it not as safe And relational as we currently have.
Trying to turn left from Futch Creek Road (behind Porters Neck Plantation) onto Champ Davis is risky now due to poor visibility and curves in the road in both directions. Adding potentially 500-1000 more cars would make that left hand turn next to impossible.
Opposed to apartments.
North Wilmington is at max capacity. In the 20 years I have lived here we have never flooded in these neighborhoods until the last few years. Our traffic has exponentially increased to the point that it used to take me 10 minutes to get to work and now it takes 30. What is best for the well being of the Community should trump a developer wanting to make money. We will fight these type of development plans as much as we can and New Hanover County should too. Get behind your people New Hanover County, no one wants this.
Opposed to any apartments.
Enough - too much development!