We are beginning so over built. The infrastructure here can't handle the growth by the developer's. The environmental impact from ripping up the trees is unbelievable.
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Linda Woods
6 years ago
We need single story duplexes for retired people but definitely no more apartments!
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Nadine Flint
6 years ago
Let’s keep our community safe! Traffic is already horrible on Porters Neck and Market Street. Think about the impact on our schools!!
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Tippin Harkins
6 years ago
Please preserve what little land we have left!
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Cindi Moore
6 years ago
This unchecked overdevelopment has to stop.
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Michelle Shaffer
6 years ago
Do not allow more development off Porter’s Neck Rd., especially multi-use! Too much traffic already!
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Jaime Lang
6 years ago
No more building places for people to live without the first building the proper infrastructure to support it. (Schools, roads, drainage, etc)
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Peter Sanza
6 years ago
I am against rezoning. The increased local flooding as evidenced by Hurricane Florence is still fresh in my mind. Traffic around the PN Rd circle in the morning and afternoon on school days is already ridiculous.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Quality of life is the biggest issues , air quality, water availability, etc etc
Taking more trees down and crowding people in an area like this is a terrible idea!
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Jamie Stern
6 years ago
Anything denser than single family should be denied. Need to compel multiple access points to Porters Neck Road. Need to also pursue connecting point to Market Street as well.
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Mary Sanza
6 years ago
I am concerned about the apartments and the impact it will have on my house's property value and surrounding traffic.
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Jeff Hiatt
6 years ago
Don’t destroy Porters Neck neighborhoods by over building more apartment complexes. !!!!
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Victoria tucker
6 years ago
While I realize I live in a growing city and growth and change is inevitable, I am opposed to this development. Growth is great for local economy and the city, but the city needs to put the infrastructure in first, then develop it. The traffic will not be able to accommodate it. We will have more flooding.
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Lori ficken
6 years ago
This area of Porters Neck is not designed to handle the additional traffic/storm flooding that will result if this project is approved.
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Shena Carr
6 years ago
Porters neck can’t handle the amount of traffic and population this development would introduce
We vote No
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Marylou Tooley
6 years ago
Stop building!
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Carey
6 years ago
Porters Neck used to be quiet, full of nature and safe. Now it is being overdeveloped just like the rest of Wilmington. Developers putting $ in the pockets while people suffer with overcrowded resources and unsafe conditions.
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Heather Sheehan
6 years ago
Born and raised here, there is not enough traffic equipment in place for a development.
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Deanna Hudson
6 years ago
The Porters Neck area cannot handle the 1000+ cars that would be added with this type of proposed development. It would cause major issues with traffic not to mention adding to the already overcrowded schools in this district. This is too much for only 51 acres of land and I strongly oppose the apartment buildings.
We are beginning so over built. The infrastructure here can't handle the growth by the developer's. The environmental impact from ripping up the trees is unbelievable.
We need single story duplexes for retired people but definitely no more apartments!
Let’s keep our community safe! Traffic is already horrible on Porters Neck and Market Street. Think about the impact on our schools!!
Please preserve what little land we have left!
This unchecked overdevelopment has to stop.
Do not allow more development off Porter’s Neck Rd., especially multi-use! Too much traffic already!
No more building places for people to live without the first building the proper infrastructure to support it. (Schools, roads, drainage, etc)
I am against rezoning. The increased local flooding as evidenced by Hurricane Florence is still fresh in my mind. Traffic around the PN Rd circle in the morning and afternoon on school days is already ridiculous.
Quality of life is the biggest issues , air quality, water availability, etc etc Taking more trees down and crowding people in an area like this is a terrible idea!
Anything denser than single family should be denied. Need to compel multiple access points to Porters Neck Road. Need to also pursue connecting point to Market Street as well.
I am concerned about the apartments and the impact it will have on my house's property value and surrounding traffic.
Don’t destroy Porters Neck neighborhoods by over building more apartment complexes. !!!!
While I realize I live in a growing city and growth and change is inevitable, I am opposed to this development. Growth is great for local economy and the city, but the city needs to put the infrastructure in first, then develop it. The traffic will not be able to accommodate it. We will have more flooding.
This area of Porters Neck is not designed to handle the additional traffic/storm flooding that will result if this project is approved.
Porters neck can’t handle the amount of traffic and population this development would introduce We vote No
Stop building!
Porters Neck used to be quiet, full of nature and safe. Now it is being overdeveloped just like the rest of Wilmington. Developers putting $ in the pockets while people suffer with overcrowded resources and unsafe conditions.
Born and raised here, there is not enough traffic equipment in place for a development.
The Porters Neck area cannot handle the 1000+ cars that would be added with this type of proposed development. It would cause major issues with traffic not to mention adding to the already overcrowded schools in this district. This is too much for only 51 acres of land and I strongly oppose the apartment buildings.
We just do not want the apartments.