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Citizens of Isle of Wight against Mallory Scott Farm rezoning

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Jessica Speight
5 years ago

23430

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Meredith Parks
5 years ago

23430

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Patricia Paquin
5 years ago

We love this small town. Schools are already over populated.

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Donna Bohrer
5 years ago

23430

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Chris Leonard
5 years ago

We live in Moone Plantation in Smithfield 23430 please don’t allow this to happen

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Melissa Robinson
5 years ago

We will move out of IOW if you continue with the excessive building.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

23430

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Sandy MacDonalad
5 years ago

This will create a traffic nightmare on Battery Park Rd. and a traffic circle won’t help at all.

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Marilyn McGrew · petition starter
5 years ago

23430

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Debra Cross
5 years ago

Do NOT make Smithfield a “boom town”. Keep Smithfield a charming town not a city like Suffolk or Virginia Beach.

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Leah Klinger
5 years ago

I pray this helps

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Tammy Hancock
5 years ago

23314 - I moved to Carrollton/Smithfield 20 years ago just for that small town feel and country living. This town/county does not have the Infrastructure in place nor does the majority of the individuals that live here want it! Battery Park Road will be a nightmare with traffic.

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Casey Tarnowski
5 years ago

23430

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Kathleen Kirkham
5 years ago

This dramatic increase in the approved development will put additional strain on existing roads, requiring their expansion, and will significantly alter the ecological habitat for the Pagan River wildlife and plant life. I do not believe enough study has been conducted into the impact of this development on traffic patterns, school strain, and environmental impact, among other concerns.

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Katey Brooks
5 years ago

23430

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Joanna White
5 years ago

23430 please do not re-zone!

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Amy Tarnowski
5 years ago

I am very much against the addition of so many “units” proposed for this development and the development itself.

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Sandra Jorgensen
5 years ago

23430

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Phillip D
5 years ago

Wellington Estates Resident

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Johnathan Hardee
5 years ago

This community was approved as a subdivision of less than 300 houses. Now when every other development that has been approved in the last 20 years has moved to begin construction Mallory Farms has requested a 400% increase in size. Now is not the time for our small town lifestyle to be uprooted by constant construction and growth that our infrastructure cant support. I am wholehearted against the amended plans to this subdivision.