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Elks Club and 278@142 Developments

124 Comments

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Elizabeth Tuggle
2 years ago

NO!!! That does -not- belong in East Newton. Existing infrastructure is struggling to handle what's already here!

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Steve Shirreffs
2 years ago

I am against further development in east Newton county. I live in Newborn, GA.

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M L Swearingen
2 years ago

Totally against it!

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Ruth K
2 years ago

Leave it all the way it is. These proposed plans are awful.

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Amy santi
2 years ago

We do not need more apartments and peoole.

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Hugh Pannell
2 years ago

This will only destroy the beautiful east side of Newton County. We do not have the police force or infrastructure for this.

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Anonymous
2 years ago

Almost across the street from each other

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michelle Collins
2 years ago

Keep it the way it is . We already have too much traffic.

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Alise Nusser
2 years ago

Deny

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Sidney Shields-Starr
2 years ago Featured

Our schools are over crowded, infrastructure is stretched to the max and our first responders are overwhelmed. Newton County doesn’t need this type of growth. Look at Conyers as an example of what NOT to do.

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Jeff Payne
2 years ago

We need to stop the passing of future development until the passed development is completed

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Scarlet Rogers
2 years ago

I am Not in favor of the development of the new developments on/off of 278 and 142. I am also not in favor of the change in zoning to suburban housing areas. It needs to be rural residential.

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Tyler cleary
2 years ago

Quit trying to make this town into little Atlanta. Yall just keep taring down more and more woods . Keep the town small.

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Elicia Bailey
2 years ago

We also do not have sufficient public safety to provide adequate service now. Our hospital is not able to handle the current patient load. I mention this in addition to the concerns of watershed, traffic, tax increases.

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Richard Shue
2 years ago

We moved out of Rockdale County to get away from this kind of so called progress

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Megan
2 years ago

These kinds of neighborhoods are SO not like the rest of the town! I think the 1 acre lot should be the minimum for the area, and if people want to live in cookie cutter neighborhoods where you can reach out of your window and touch your neighbors house like this then, respectfully, they can live in another town where they have them.

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Saundra Prince
2 years ago

These developments will also stress our already thin law enforcement and ambulance service resources.

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Kimberly Parker
2 years ago

No more, this place is already overcrowded.......

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Kevin McKelvey
2 years ago

NO

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Joel Harmsen
2 years ago

Already to much development in this area. To many people I say NO MORE!!!