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A Pause for a Plan – Proposed Putnam County (GA) 6 Month Development Moratorium

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Anonymous
1 year ago

It should be a 12 or longer moratorium.

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Diana M Moreno
1 year ago

Let’s pause and think about the impact on citizens before making any decisions.

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Donnie Chapman
1 year ago

Takea breather and do some plannning

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Ronald Marmol
1 year ago

I support the moratorium.

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Deborah Summer
1 year ago

I am in agreement with this petition

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Josef Wood
1 year ago Featured

Stop developing right next to where our kids play! WE voted for YOU in hopes you would help protect THEM, not a gas station!

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Sally
1 year ago

The roads are horrible. They cannot handle that much more traffic. It can barely handle what we have now. Trying to get out on 44 is near impossible.

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Mary Cassanos
1 year ago

Please take your time and don’t spoil Putnam County’s beauty.

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Susan Mitchell
1 year ago

Fully support

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Katherine Wardlaw
1 year ago

Slow down. Pause. Discuss the possibilities of what kind of growth and location before approving more applications.

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Linda Morgan
1 year ago

I support a 6 month delay before final approval is granted on any more development over 4 units in Putnam County. Commissioner Hersey is correct here and weighing the possible stress this could put on the county.

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Judy Shaw
1 year ago

I support this petition.

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Kimberly Wall Huff
1 year ago

I fully support this petition

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Slow down, get it right

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John Stickline
1 year ago

Yes

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Carole Stickline
1 year ago

100%

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Jim Lumpkin
1 year ago

Good idea with this group.

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Susan Larson
1 year ago Featured

I support Billy Webster. I believe we need to take more time to figure out what impact a huge development would do to our schools, traffic patterns and economics, especially if 275 rental properties would be built and the landlords had a 20 tax abatement.

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Melinda Self
1 year ago

This growth coming is way too much too soon.

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Elaine Jaworski
1 year ago

We need Commissioners who will like out for the best interest of the residents. Steve Hersey is one that does that.