The reason we supported the creation of Milton is that we belived locals leaders when they said they would preserve the rural lifestyle. Ideas and proposals being considered by the council and mayor like Cluster housing and community septic are not in keeping with the vision of the rural community shared in 2006.
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Eric Ringwall
10 years ago
We have huge traffic issues already due to development without the proper planning and construction of better roads with proper capacity.
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Jonathan D Edmiston
10 years ago
Stop the over saturation , ridiculous amount of housing going up anywhere/everywhere without thinking of the consequences!!! If you need emergency help my god do not call 911 between hours of 7am-9:30 am and 4pm-7pm...you I'll be out of luck because no one can get ANYWHERE on these roads during those times!!!!! Hope you are happy with your GREED! WE ARE OFFICIALLY THE "OTHER SIDE OF 400"!
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Thomas E Dannemiller Jr
10 years ago
I oppose cluster housing in un-sewered ares of Milton.
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E Jeffery Coons
10 years ago
Nothing beats Milton's special character. We must protect that.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
I oppose cluster housing in un-sewered ares of Milton.
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Kenneth Viafora
10 years ago
I strongly oppose!!
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Ann Shipley
10 years ago
Please no higher density housing!
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Harry Bruen III
10 years ago
Please stop these proposed zoning changes!
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Cynthia Berglund
10 years ago
Small lots and. high density living is not what everyone moved here for. It would ruin the rural nature of the town.
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Vincent A. Malta
10 years ago
Enough of trees taken down, multi housing sites. Improve infrastructure. Milton does not want to become the next Alpharetta.
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Donna Bonfiglio
10 years ago
1/4 acres are just too small for Milton
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Marie Gutermuth
10 years ago
I oppose cluster houses and homes that change the variances on homes on less than one acre in un-sewered areas. We want to keep Milton rural - developers are attempting to line their pockets by destroying our area's country-like appeal. This needs to stop now ! We don't need a house on every square inch of land for goodness sake. They've already ruined downtown Historic Crabapple with piling businesses and housing right on top of Crabapple Road and Broadwell Road.
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Ellen Weiner
10 years ago
it's enough with the building , we have enough new developments..
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Steven Damsker
10 years ago
Mayor Lockwood veroed these changes for good reason. While it is understood that planners, builders and tax roles may all benefit from higher density housing, in the larger view this is a negative impact on resourses, traffic, scchools, erc.
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craig kaufman
10 years ago
Why bother with planning and zoning at all. Lets just let anyone do whatever the hell they want with no regard for the outcome. If we are going to zone and plan, stick to the plan.
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Debbie pierce
10 years ago
Too much overcrowding is ruining Milton...building houses on every vacant parcel of land is a huge negative!!!!
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Robin Felton
10 years ago
Keep Milton at its best - one house per acre and keep up with the City Master Plan
I oppose this rezoning
I oppose any rezoning or variances
The reason we supported the creation of Milton is that we belived locals leaders when they said they would preserve the rural lifestyle. Ideas and proposals being considered by the council and mayor like Cluster housing and community septic are not in keeping with the vision of the rural community shared in 2006.
We have huge traffic issues already due to development without the proper planning and construction of better roads with proper capacity.
Stop the over saturation , ridiculous amount of housing going up anywhere/everywhere without thinking of the consequences!!! If you need emergency help my god do not call 911 between hours of 7am-9:30 am and 4pm-7pm...you I'll be out of luck because no one can get ANYWHERE on these roads during those times!!!!! Hope you are happy with your GREED! WE ARE OFFICIALLY THE "OTHER SIDE OF 400"!
I oppose cluster housing in un-sewered ares of Milton.
Nothing beats Milton's special character. We must protect that.
I oppose cluster housing in un-sewered ares of Milton.
I strongly oppose!!
Please no higher density housing!
Please stop these proposed zoning changes!
Small lots and. high density living is not what everyone moved here for. It would ruin the rural nature of the town.
Enough of trees taken down, multi housing sites. Improve infrastructure. Milton does not want to become the next Alpharetta.
1/4 acres are just too small for Milton
I oppose cluster houses and homes that change the variances on homes on less than one acre in un-sewered areas. We want to keep Milton rural - developers are attempting to line their pockets by destroying our area's country-like appeal. This needs to stop now ! We don't need a house on every square inch of land for goodness sake. They've already ruined downtown Historic Crabapple with piling businesses and housing right on top of Crabapple Road and Broadwell Road.
it's enough with the building , we have enough new developments..
Mayor Lockwood veroed these changes for good reason. While it is understood that planners, builders and tax roles may all benefit from higher density housing, in the larger view this is a negative impact on resourses, traffic, scchools, erc.
Why bother with planning and zoning at all. Lets just let anyone do whatever the hell they want with no regard for the outcome. If we are going to zone and plan, stick to the plan.
Too much overcrowding is ruining Milton...building houses on every vacant parcel of land is a huge negative!!!!
Keep Milton at its best - one house per acre and keep up with the City Master Plan