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Bannerman Rezoning.....Urgent!

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Jennifer Fishback
8 years ago

Roads do not support this change now.

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Kevin Peaden
8 years ago

I urge Commissioners to vote NO on this. Traffic of Bannerman is already high and the schools are maxed as well. This is a burden that can be avoided if this is voted down.

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Chris Kiratzis
8 years ago

I understand the right to subdivide and build on your land. However, the new development should resemble the current developments that are already built in the community.

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Michael Lampman
8 years ago

In a major fire 80% of us would die. Too many people with only one escape route. To further increase the population here is dangerous and crazy.

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Susan Lampman
8 years ago

The roads cannot support so much additional traffic.

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Wes Bradle
8 years ago

Is there a solution or compromise that would work for both the developer and existing summerbrooke property owners? Hopefully we can work towards a middle ground that improves the neighborhood, creates jobs, brings new families into our community, and respects the environment.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Strongly oppose high density homes

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Kim Tucker
8 years ago

I urge Commissioners to vote NO on this rezoning! High density housing is planned for this parcel, not just the 2 homes per acre that "comes with" the LPN zone. This will be severely damaging to the neighborhood. Bannerman road cannot handle the increase in traffic, the apartments that are being planned will lower our property values. The local schools in this area are already maxed out. If the commissioners approve this you are acting in an irresponsible fashion and not in the best interest of the residents in this northeast area. The residents and VOTERS are the voices you should be hearing and representing NOT the developers. As a SummerBrooke resident I am against this rezoning.

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Thomas Friedman
8 years ago

Whether it's roads or schools, the infrastructure does not exists for the quality of homes planned by the developer. I vigorously oppose approval of this rezoning absent some set aside to deal with the expense of building new schools and widening Bannerman Road. There is now way that such development can be completed without significant financial impact to existing county residents.

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James E Jackson
8 years ago

For numerous reasons this makes no sense except to the developer.

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David Ornstein
8 years ago

I urge Commissioners to vote NO! High density housing is planned for this parcel, not just the 2 homes per acre that "comes with" the LPN zone. This will be severely damaging to the neighborhood. SummerBrooke residents are not bloc voters for everything, but will be for this issue!

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Bernadine Cosgrove
8 years ago

I am against rezoning.

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Ludmila De Faria
8 years ago

I am against rezoning.

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teresa smith
8 years ago

NO to rezoning We invested in our properties so we were away of this problems.We paid high prices no to deal with this kind of problems.If it pass it are willing to compensate us with money?

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Darren Silsbee
8 years ago

Absolutely against this rezoning, this in no way will decrease taxes, it will overload local school and increase taxes for years to come! Do the right thing County Commissioners and VOTE NO or be replaced next election!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

I am against the rezoning.

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Ethel Dam
8 years ago

This will lead to excessive traffic and school overcrowding. I do not believe this will increase value of nearby properties.

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Gary Watson
8 years ago

This development will create another massive intersection leading to traffic congestion with traffic backed up into Summerbrooke, down Bull Headley, and Bannerman Rd.

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Jeff Barbacci
8 years ago

We are summerbrooke residents and oppose the rezoning proposal.

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Glenn Bedonie
8 years ago

There's a legitimate reason for the current zoning, namely protecting the water quality standards of Leon County. The runoff from this high density development will flow through the lakes in Summerbrooke, then to Carr Lake and finally into Lake Jackson. Please do not forget the residents of the entire Leon County that will be impacted by an approval of high density development in a rural part of the county. Also, look at the development of Welaunee plantation to see how this developer clear cuts the land. There should be a moratorium of at lease five years before a purchaser can apply for re-zoning of a property acquired. It's time to stand up to this developer and support the citizens instead.