Current infrastructure cannot support this kind of development.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
The immediate area simply cannot handle the additional traffic and water runoff.
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Dan V Malone Jr
6 years ago
nope
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Suzi Snyder
6 years ago
Porters Neck Road already has more traffic than it can handle. Getting out of Blue Point can take 5 minutes. You can also change the ridiculous 45 mph zone that stretches for a mile and endangers the lives of people turning into or out of traffic on Porters Neck Road.
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Faye Thornton
6 years ago
Do not need more cars and people. Needs to get rid of apartment and do only homes. Will need to work on and be responsible for ways out Porter Neck Road and Futch Creek is already to busy.
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Joan Cocozziello
6 years ago
I oppose this building under any circumstances
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Ed Fonvielle
6 years ago
Please, rethink your proposed development and bring it in line with the surrounding neighborhoods.
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Sandra Liversidge
6 years ago
There is no room for over a 1,000 vehicles to be traveling Futch Creek Road and those that filter into it. This much development in an all ready heavily developed area would impact the environment terribly.
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Kristen Harlach
6 years ago
I object to this proposal because our schools are already over crowded and the traffic has been deadly. Including loss of life and Futch Creek intersection and a child being hit on PN road while a women was passing a school bus. Porters Neck Road and Futch Creek U -turn are the only options for leaving our neighborhoods.
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John Bradley
6 years ago
We recently moved to Porters Neck to enjoy the privacy and lifestyle of the area. It is untenable to us that a developer who expects the good will of the people would think that apartments near an established golf community in a private area is acceptable. The area appears to have a high water table which may pose a problem to existing homes if such a large development is allowed.
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Mary Bradley
6 years ago
The size and scope of the development will affect Not only the beauty and serenity of the area, it will affect traffic as well. I would expect New Hanover to reassess all of our taxes to a lower rate if this development moves forward.
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Debby Hogston
6 years ago
No apartments
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Additional traffic, demands and strain on infrastructure, and negative environmental impact are reasons to deny application
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Ein Dawson
6 years ago
Enough! We chose this area for our retirement home because of its beauty. Don’t destroy it by high density building, increased traffic, and flooding potential.
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Merv Wilkinson
6 years ago
The inadequacy of revised infrastructure is at a tipping point in many newly developed areas in Wilmington. Please let us not add to the problem without proper short , medium and long term logistical planning
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Diane Wood Cortiglio
6 years ago
Please, we are experiencing so much more traffic and flooding issues now this congested road cannot tolerate any more!
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Tracey Callahan
6 years ago
Mother Nature says that Logan Builders needs re think their proposal maybe cut it in half! They are being greedy and will pay for their greed!
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Haley Moon
6 years ago
Enough is enough, leave some of the beauty of Wilmington!
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Linda McKarney
6 years ago
Listen to your locals. Obviously bad planning and needs further examination.
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Jake Hanna
6 years ago
The infrastructure of Porters Neck Road cannot possibly handle the influx of traffic. If this developer is allowed to have this land rezoned, a precedent will be set for any other developer acquiring land trying to rezone to multi family.
Current infrastructure cannot support this kind of development.
The immediate area simply cannot handle the additional traffic and water runoff.
nope
Porters Neck Road already has more traffic than it can handle. Getting out of Blue Point can take 5 minutes. You can also change the ridiculous 45 mph zone that stretches for a mile and endangers the lives of people turning into or out of traffic on Porters Neck Road.
Do not need more cars and people. Needs to get rid of apartment and do only homes. Will need to work on and be responsible for ways out Porter Neck Road and Futch Creek is already to busy.
I oppose this building under any circumstances
Please, rethink your proposed development and bring it in line with the surrounding neighborhoods.
There is no room for over a 1,000 vehicles to be traveling Futch Creek Road and those that filter into it. This much development in an all ready heavily developed area would impact the environment terribly.
I object to this proposal because our schools are already over crowded and the traffic has been deadly. Including loss of life and Futch Creek intersection and a child being hit on PN road while a women was passing a school bus. Porters Neck Road and Futch Creek U -turn are the only options for leaving our neighborhoods.
We recently moved to Porters Neck to enjoy the privacy and lifestyle of the area. It is untenable to us that a developer who expects the good will of the people would think that apartments near an established golf community in a private area is acceptable. The area appears to have a high water table which may pose a problem to existing homes if such a large development is allowed.
The size and scope of the development will affect Not only the beauty and serenity of the area, it will affect traffic as well. I would expect New Hanover to reassess all of our taxes to a lower rate if this development moves forward.
No apartments
Additional traffic, demands and strain on infrastructure, and negative environmental impact are reasons to deny application
Enough! We chose this area for our retirement home because of its beauty. Don’t destroy it by high density building, increased traffic, and flooding potential.
The inadequacy of revised infrastructure is at a tipping point in many newly developed areas in Wilmington. Please let us not add to the problem without proper short , medium and long term logistical planning
Please, we are experiencing so much more traffic and flooding issues now this congested road cannot tolerate any more!
Mother Nature says that Logan Builders needs re think their proposal maybe cut it in half! They are being greedy and will pay for their greed!
Enough is enough, leave some of the beauty of Wilmington!
Listen to your locals. Obviously bad planning and needs further examination.
The infrastructure of Porters Neck Road cannot possibly handle the influx of traffic. If this developer is allowed to have this land rezoned, a precedent will be set for any other developer acquiring land trying to rezone to multi family.