My home flooded and many of my
Neighbors did as well. We all feel this is specifically because of the woods behind us that were tore down and built on.
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Aaron Laquitara
7 years ago
include Surfside
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Donna Mcgee
7 years ago
I have friends that live in this area
I am knowledgeable of the destruction that this man made water source has caused...
Please share and sign..
This has caused not only thousands and thousands of dollars in damage
It has emotionally damaged the lives of the residents and property owners in the paths of this known distribution..
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Albert MCCormick
7 years ago
preserve our wetlands- limit development to avoid the problems of Parsippany Troy Hills NJ in the 1960S.
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Mike Jones
7 years ago
Stop this out of control building
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Janet lanni
7 years ago
This shouldn’t have been allowed to begin with. Shame on them not checking drainage extra. In a zone where there could be floods.Greedy to build and make money,without thinking about people and their homes and health!
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Al kelley
7 years ago
Stop Building! We are full!
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Karen Smith
7 years ago
I am a former resident and will be considering a return upon my retirement but not unless these flooding issues are addressed
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Joel johnston
7 years ago
Water control is very important. Anything done always affects people somewhere.
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Joyce Cook
7 years ago
Surfside should be included also
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John Reaves
7 years ago
Please stop building homes in the flood zones and selling them to our visitors from up north. The locals know the rivers are going to flood!
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Jeanine Middleton
7 years ago
The time is long past as to making good decisions regarding the overbuilding of Myrtle Beach and surrounding areas. It is the shameful reckless clearing of any and all trees to allow overbuilding with no regards to ecology, wildlife, and noise buffers. There is little if any news coverage announcing requests for building to let the people voice their concerns. We only find out after the fact. No trees, diverting water to the intracoastal, its no wonder there has been so much flooding and devastation to the people who live in those areas. Shame on you who run the governing of Myrtle Beach.
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Patricia Reichling
7 years ago
All cement patios, sidewalks and driveways should be mandatory permeating concrete.
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Heather S
7 years ago
Surfside too!!!
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Patricia Magliette
7 years ago
People in Horry County have already suffered enough. Stop building in wetlands that will cause more harm and flooding to Horry County residents.
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Michael Ferris
7 years ago
Please start the widening project for Carolina forest boulevard. We need it now, too many accidents.
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Erin Battel
7 years ago
Stop the building!!!
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Mike Moore
7 years ago
Like in Socostee Rosewood Estates at 5860 Rosewood Drive
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Cynthia Owsley
7 years ago
Rosewood strong!!
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Shelley Ridout
7 years ago
Shelley Ridout
More hardscape means more flooding. No more development until remediation for current problems is accomplished.
My home flooded and many of my Neighbors did as well. We all feel this is specifically because of the woods behind us that were tore down and built on.
include Surfside
I have friends that live in this area I am knowledgeable of the destruction that this man made water source has caused... Please share and sign.. This has caused not only thousands and thousands of dollars in damage It has emotionally damaged the lives of the residents and property owners in the paths of this known distribution..
preserve our wetlands- limit development to avoid the problems of Parsippany Troy Hills NJ in the 1960S.
Stop this out of control building
This shouldn’t have been allowed to begin with. Shame on them not checking drainage extra. In a zone where there could be floods.Greedy to build and make money,without thinking about people and their homes and health!
Stop Building! We are full!
I am a former resident and will be considering a return upon my retirement but not unless these flooding issues are addressed
Water control is very important. Anything done always affects people somewhere.
Surfside should be included also
Please stop building homes in the flood zones and selling them to our visitors from up north. The locals know the rivers are going to flood!
The time is long past as to making good decisions regarding the overbuilding of Myrtle Beach and surrounding areas. It is the shameful reckless clearing of any and all trees to allow overbuilding with no regards to ecology, wildlife, and noise buffers. There is little if any news coverage announcing requests for building to let the people voice their concerns. We only find out after the fact. No trees, diverting water to the intracoastal, its no wonder there has been so much flooding and devastation to the people who live in those areas. Shame on you who run the governing of Myrtle Beach.
All cement patios, sidewalks and driveways should be mandatory permeating concrete.
Surfside too!!!
People in Horry County have already suffered enough. Stop building in wetlands that will cause more harm and flooding to Horry County residents.
Please start the widening project for Carolina forest boulevard. We need it now, too many accidents.
Stop the building!!!
Like in Socostee Rosewood Estates at 5860 Rosewood Drive
Rosewood strong!!
Shelley Ridout More hardscape means more flooding. No more development until remediation for current problems is accomplished.