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Protect Porter's Neck

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A Christine Conry
6 years ago

No apartments , no apartments, no apartments ...

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Brian Parsons
6 years ago

We moved here to get away from the over-development and resulting over-population of a Washington, DC suburb. We fear that the proposed development will result in similar increases of crime, pollution, congestion, and pose a safety risk to our children. The current population of the Porters Neck area is more than sufficient to support the already growing number of local businesses.

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Richard D Ferguson
6 years ago

I am not in favor of this change to our community.

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Susan Flater
6 years ago

I think the proposed development is too dense for that area, especially with only one main road to carry all the traffic, which is already congested.

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Bryan Keller
6 years ago

This development should be refused. Way too much density and lack of infrastructure !!

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Grant Applewhite
6 years ago

strongly opposed to this dense population project

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Deborah Woods
6 years ago

Porters Neck already is too densely populated. There is only one main road leading to Market Street that is already congested. A secondary smaller road makes it difficult to head south on Market Street. Logan has not performed adequate tests on flooding or traffic congestion. Moreover our property values will go down! Do Not Allow Rezoning for Logan

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Karen Zink
6 years ago

I am extremely concerned about this density affecting flood control and traffic.

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Mugnos jeanine
6 years ago Featured

Our Neighborhood cannot support the traffic this plan would generate (As is we have overcrowded streets like Market) endanger kids walking home from school as well as the animal life living in the land of the proposed development

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Ryan Kuperus
6 years ago

Local infrastructure is already suffering. Adding more apartments in not a solution to this problem.

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Laura Lee Handel
6 years ago

We need to stop this proposal

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John Mize
6 years ago

The congestion already present in this area argues against any additional homes or apartments. Our roads cannot support any more residents.

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Joanne purnell
6 years ago

We already have gridlock in the notch end of town and mainly one road in and out of the Porters Neck area. We do not need to add to this.

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George Dodson
6 years ago

I hope you would not even consider approving. Traffic is at a standstill two - three times a day now turning on to Market Street

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Matt Lopatka
6 years ago

Market street cannot handle the traffic now!!! Do not let this happen. There is already more apartments being built at Marsh Oaks.

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Faye E Egan
6 years ago

I am strongly opposed to this development

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William Bartlett
6 years ago Featured

This is the greatest threat to my neighborhood since I have been here. This includes two major hurricanes. I will follow the votes and work to ensure that anyone who votes for this project is held accountable at the ballot box.

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Shirley A Gerrior
6 years ago

A real negative for the area--traffic and environmental impact studies need to be done.

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Dorothy Mazepa
6 years ago

In addition to the overcrowding of the neighborhood school, what about a traffic study? What about the fact there is another large development going in next to the school? How is our community supposed to handle this?

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Francis Pinkston
6 years ago

This development, as it stands, should not be approved. Change to single family homes to blend in with the rest of this beautiful community.