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we won and the planning committee rejected the apartment proposal. thanks to everyone who showed up in their white shirts because this honestly wouldnt have happened without you keeping the pressure on. were going to keep watching the area just in case but for now we can finally breathe easier.

August 2, 2016

Stop the Building of T.W.O. Apartment Complex on Calvin Hall

Stop the Building of T.W.O. Apartment Complex on Calvin Hall

🏆 Won — 376 supporters Verified

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Started by Jonathan Lacher 10 years, 5 months ago

A Preliminary Plan Review for a project of 313 RENTAL UNITS, 35 BUILDINGS, PLUS AMENITY BUILDINGS on 41 Acres, across from the Clairemont Subdivision and at the end of the Arlington Subdivision will be presented to the Lancaster Planning Committee on May 17, 2016 at City Hall in Lancaster, SC at 6:00 P.M By TWO Capital Partners. The neighbors surrounding this area must unite to stop this project.

A project like this has the potential of:

1) Lowering our property values.

2) Adding a minimum of 1200 more people to this already congested area.

3) Crowding our already over crowded schools.

4) Adding more traffic,

5) Bringing crime to the area.

WE CAN STOP THIS PROJECT IF WE PULL TOGETHER!!!.

We need bodies at the Planning Board Meeting!

Please meet at the Arlington Clubhouse, wear a WHITE SHIRT OR TEE and plan to carpool to the meeting. Assembly will begin at 5:00 P.M. and leave no later than 5:30 P.M.

You can also sign a paper copy of this petition beginning at 6:30 A.M. to 8:00 A.M. May 2nd, 3rd and 4th, come to the Arlington Clubhouse to sign a petition against this project. The Clubhouse will also be open from 5:00 P.M. to 7:00 P.M. on May 4th for the purpose of gathering signatures.

PLEASE SHOW YOUR SUPPORT TO STOP THIS PROJECT AND SIGN THIS PETITION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Updates

Reached 250 supporters

May 4, 2016

Reached 100 supporters

May 3, 2016

172 Comments

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Chad Schwartzkopf
8 years ago Featured

2 issues that have to be addressed further than the plans that are already in place before something like this can be considered and must town 1. the schools are already very crowded and the current planned new schools are only a bandaid on a gunshot wound if these projects continue to get approved 2. the roads and traffic

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Jason Rudasill
8 years ago Featured

We are against building of this complex! Our local infrastructures can not handle the current volume of traffic let alone adding to it. This creates risk of further overcrowding and prohibits emergency vehicles and current residents from navigating our already overcrowded streets during high volume periods!

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Mike Atkins
10 years ago Featured

The county infrastructure is already spread way too thin (schools, roads, fire, police, ect). Apartments such as this are a quick buck for our community, but do not improve it long term.

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Patricia pensabene
10 years ago Featured

The proposed development that would have given us homes instead if apartments was denied. This would make it impossible to get onto Calvin Hall for the morning commute. I already can not get onto 160 making a left to go to work ami supposed to use a helicopter. Many residents face the same hardship

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Kory Pennington
10 years ago Featured

I'm a proponent of growth, but only if the infrastructure can handle it. Right now, our roads are full (and full of potholes) and our schools are struggling to stay at or below capacity. We need thoughtful planning - and execution- before we allow more homes to be built.

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James Browning
10 years ago Featured

There are already too many single family homes being built in this area. Traffic is a nightmare and a 313 unit apartment development will absolutely bottleneck our roads and drive down real estate prices in the area that took nearly 10 years to recover from the last market hit.

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Lucius hill
8 years ago

Enough overgrowth

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Leon Cherruault
8 years ago

STOP!!