Bannerman Rezoning.....Urgent!

I am against rezoning, it is a bad idea in every way.

I have to leave McBride Hills by 6:30am or I can't pull out onto Bannerman with all the traffic.

A traffic study along with widening of Bannerman Road needs to occur first. If not, the developer needs to fund the widening themselves.

Please stop this madness. Rezoning would drastically overtax the area including roads an, schools not to mention polluting our air and water!

The traffic on Bannerman Road is already too heavily congested to accommodate the current traffic. These high density developments are not compatible with the current limited roadways in and out of the area. This huge development will seriously congest traffic further. The county should be expanding the present roadways to adequately accommodate the current traffic.

I’m against this rezoning.

Don't want the rezoning.

our schools are already at capacity.

8 years ago Featured

no rational member on the planning commission would approve such a change in zoning. The increase in traffic on Bannerman and Bull Headely would be horrific but the over crowding of our schools, that this change in zoning would create, would be an unpardonable sacrilege.

I am not in favor of the proposed rezoning. The existing infrastructure cannot accommodate the increased needs associated with the proposed development.

Proposed zoning change increases density way too much.

Vote NO to development

As a resident of Luna Pines I am opposed to denser development in this area. Thanks.

Terrible idea.

Please hear our pleas! As a resident of the area to be impacted, I do not support the proposed rezoning. Traffic congestion is already a significant problem along the Bannerman and Thomasville corridors, and development without supporting upgrades to the existing infrastructure will only exacerbate that situation.

Please leave the zoning of this area as it is right now.

I oppose this rezoning as it will degrade the quality of the area for residents living in the Bannerman Road corridor. High density developments, especially with apartments, are Not compatible with this residential area.

First the new Wal Mart at Kerry Forest, then the commercial development at Bannerman and 319. It is clear that the increased residential density was in the plan all along - here it comes and I, for one, do not care for the prospect of the result nor for the way it has arrived. I am emphatically opposed to this increased density. I do not see how our property values will remain let alone increase.

We need to preserve the little green space that exists and the infrastructure does not exist to support additional residents. Imagine 3 thousand more cars fighting for a spot at the roundabout each morning...how much sense does that make? It's all about the money not the current residents.

This proposal should only be considered with immediate plans for widening and expanding Bannerman Rd.