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Bannerman Rezoning.....Urgent!

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Robert Gill
8 years ago

Unchecked high density zoning will deteriorate the summerbrooke neighborhood with traffic impact, runoff into lakes as well as impact to schools and all infrastructure. Zoning should be held to same single family as summerbrooke neighborhood.

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Hao
8 years ago

I’m against it

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Robert Bass
8 years ago

I am against the rezoning.

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Linda England
8 years ago

No.

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Rogers England
8 years ago

Irresponsible zoning proposal perhaps supported by nefarious motives. The potentially illegal clear cutting of the entire parcel under the guise of “silvaculture” should thoroughly investigated and prosecuted if appropriate.

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Edric Sanchez
8 years ago

I'm absolutely against it.

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Jan Benesh
8 years ago

The two lane road persons in this development would need to access cannot support the large influx of traffic. The schools in the zone the development is in are all above capacity. The damage to the nearby lakes due to run off will destroy the habitat for fish and multiple types of birds. This is reckless development that will severely impact the northeast part of Tallahassee and surrounding County land and the existing residents.

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Sanjay Kumar
8 years ago

As residents of Summer Brooke, we are opposed to the proposed rezoning.

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June Mye
8 years ago

I am against rezoning.

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Ceasar Douglas
8 years ago

We need to have an opportunity to see the owner's plan before we approve the rezoning. How can you expect the home owners to agree to rezoning when we have not seen the plan for the property.

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Hermon Davis
8 years ago

Please do not change the current zoning

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Thomas C Woods
8 years ago

I am a 23 year resident of Summerbrooke and a 40 year Tallahassee Resident. I do not favor the rezoning of Bannerman Road.

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Kelli Hadden
8 years ago

Do not approve this land use change and do not sell out to the promises of big revenue returns. The cost vs. benefit of this project will not cover the long-term infrastructure obligations that this community will be responsible for paying for decades to come. Road widening, easement purchasing, utilitiy upgrades and rerouting, additional classroom space, teachers and program costs, etc. are just a portion of the price to be paid for this project. The unrelenting expansion of urban blight should not extend to all corners of Leon County. Just because this project can be done, does not mean that it should. And just because several thousand dollars of public money was spent on the four identified "Nodes" certainly doesn't justify moving forward with careless development. Please, listen to your constituents and be empathic to those that will have to live with your decisions. You have the power to revert this land use to its responsible original intent and maintain the continuity of our community.

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Mark Trudeau
8 years ago

We elect or appoint professionals to the planning commission and the County commission to protect us from just such things as this. To put this dense of a development next to a neighborhood and in a lake protection zone is exactly what we are supposed to be protected against. Shame on you commissioners for either bowing to the wishes of a developer or selling our neighborhoods out for a "greater good". This is not responsible development as you are charged with insuring! To say we had a chance to understand and object to this earlier when the node concept was approved is a cop out. You knew or should have known that the idea went over the general populaces head. Shame on you! "You" are supposed to guide and protect us from things we might not understand!

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Amanda Hammerli
8 years ago

No to more development! I agree the infrastructure can not support another high density develop. We live out of the city limits for a reason and that reason is to be surrounded by nature and beautiful land. Keep Leon County Green!

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Noelle Mahone
8 years ago

Oppose until our infrastructure has been expanded and/or updated to accommodate more growth.

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Lance Conley
8 years ago

I’m against it

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Lynn Pipkin
8 years ago

The infrastructure can NOT support another high density develop in this area

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Tommy Pipkin
8 years ago

Your mission statement promotes orderly, responsible growth. This rezoning request is not consistent with that goal. Deny this request.

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Phillip Langdon
8 years ago

This is horrible for both our school system and community.