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Protect Porter's Neck

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Jennifer Singleton
6 years ago

No more building!!

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Jeff Stanfield
6 years ago

It's the responsibility of the commissioners to protect the interests and quality of life for the citizens of New Hanover county, not to maximize a developers profits.

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pam bryden
6 years ago

Stop Logan. Do traffic study on PN Rd

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Too much traffic, accidents, and overrun schools. This is shameful how we don't control this out-of-hand growth.

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Paula Scott
6 years ago

No! Do not want the development!! No!

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Michael Pinson
6 years ago

Apartments are too much for the infrastructure of the neighboring communities. I understand what the developer is trying to accomplish but the neighborhood is not ready as planned. It would be best for single family homes only.

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Walter Busbee
6 years ago

This development will have major flooding,traffic and other negative impacts.

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Dave rowe
6 years ago

Too many apartments and how about road infrastructure? How about use taxes for other needed areas?

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david scott
6 years ago

To add apartments to this area with the 2 limited entry/exit points is would be a traffic nightmare. Single family homes -in keeping with the fabric of the community!

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Mary Elizabeth Wood
6 years ago

The traffic alone would be unsustainable. Has the DOT even looked at this?

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Bill Milholland
6 years ago

PLEASE do not let this go through without changes. At the VERY LEAST, restrict this to single family homes to reduce the potential density that will make for over-crowding of our roads and school.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Keep the zone as originally planned for single family homes.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Opposed to developer's proposed type of apartments. It would cause major traffic issues on Porters Neck Road. Land should only by used for single family homes as originally zoned.

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Reggie Cox
6 years ago

In my opinion, if anything is built there it should be single family residences that are relatively close to the existing neighborhood. I also think if anything is built there they should be required to not only tie into Futch Creek Road but find a way to tie into Porters Neck Road.

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Kimberly Winslow
6 years ago

We all know the type of development being proposed will have a huge, negative impact on the value of our homes as well causing major traffic issues in Porters Neck (as if traffic isn’t already bad enough). Thank you.

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Amy Kline
6 years ago

100% object to this plan! This will cause a traffic nightmare to all surrounding neighborhoods.

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Jamie Howell
6 years ago

I 100% oppose this plan!!! I cannot fathom the increase in traffic, the number of children needing to attend an already at-capacity school and the impact to the property values in the surrounding neighborhoods. Single family homes...if we have to, then yes. Multi-unit dwellings....NO!

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Jim McManus
6 years ago

Well thought out and planned growth is good for WILMINGTON and it’s citizens. Haphazard over-development by unscrupulous developers is destructive to existing communities and environments. I hope our commissioners are not blinded by additional tax dollars.

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Mike Brown
6 years ago

Hard no on apartments.

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Chris Nagle
6 years ago

I strongly oppose Logan Homes request to build any type of apartments due to safety concerns for our young children over increased traffic directly in front of my home.