Milton needs to preserve the rural environment that made it so desirable vs. compromising the community to further the tax base
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Christina Steinhaus
9 years ago
Preserve Milton! This rezoning is unacceptable.
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Glen H. Towater
9 years ago
We're already experiencing reduced property values as the result of high density housing in the Crabapple area. Enough!
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Tim Johnson
9 years ago
Please control and limit more development. There is already far more housing developments than needed. Use what we have and keep Milton beautiful.
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John Kong
9 years ago
Feeling pinched enough to consider relocating away even though I moved here only 4 years ago from NJ. There are days that in the time it takes to commute here locally (7-8 mi), I could have traveled 4 times further in NJ.
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Natalie Lester
9 years ago
How do I get involved with the coalition.
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Randall Cochran
9 years ago
If I wanted to live in Johns creek or cumming, I would have moved there. We moved to Milton because of the rural feel, non-conjested roads, and great schools. Adding high density properties will lower values because this will become just like all of the other areas that are much cheaper to live.
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Dennis Canata
9 years ago
This is totally against why we voted for the city of Milton
Very disappointing
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Judy Smith
9 years ago
Judy Smith
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Judy Smith
9 years ago
Keep and respect Milton's original zoning vision to ensure that it's rural history, charm and the safe transportation of its residents are perpetuated.
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Rony Ghelerter
9 years ago
I moved here due to the charm of Milton with the estate lots - not cluster homes!
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Lorraine Noll
9 years ago
I oppose cluster housing and specifically live here because it is not allowed!
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Keith & Thuy Woodall
9 years ago
Milton infrastructure cannot support this growth.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Agree to keep Milton rural. no cluster homes.
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Vincent Taylor
10 years ago
Lets get together and see how we can improve the AG-1 zoning rules to assist in preserving the rural character of Milton and stop the friction caused by developers continuing to request zoning variances.
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Tracy Hosmer
10 years ago
No community septic systems, changes to AG-1 zoning, or variances that will bring high-density housing in Milton.
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Bill Hosmer
10 years ago
The citizens of Milton have been overwhelmingly against community septic systems since they were proposed. Please listen to them ban them in Milton.
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Kimberly Lisa
10 years ago
Let's stop discussing an agenda item that clearly the citizens are opposed to and have said so on numerous occasions. Move on to other important topics.
Preserve Rural Milton!!
Milton needs to preserve the rural environment that made it so desirable vs. compromising the community to further the tax base
Preserve Milton! This rezoning is unacceptable.
We're already experiencing reduced property values as the result of high density housing in the Crabapple area. Enough!
Please control and limit more development. There is already far more housing developments than needed. Use what we have and keep Milton beautiful.
Feeling pinched enough to consider relocating away even though I moved here only 4 years ago from NJ. There are days that in the time it takes to commute here locally (7-8 mi), I could have traveled 4 times further in NJ.
How do I get involved with the coalition.
If I wanted to live in Johns creek or cumming, I would have moved there. We moved to Milton because of the rural feel, non-conjested roads, and great schools. Adding high density properties will lower values because this will become just like all of the other areas that are much cheaper to live.
This is totally against why we voted for the city of Milton Very disappointing
Judy Smith
Keep and respect Milton's original zoning vision to ensure that it's rural history, charm and the safe transportation of its residents are perpetuated.
I moved here due to the charm of Milton with the estate lots - not cluster homes!
I oppose cluster housing and specifically live here because it is not allowed!
Milton infrastructure cannot support this growth.
Agree to keep Milton rural. no cluster homes.
Lets get together and see how we can improve the AG-1 zoning rules to assist in preserving the rural character of Milton and stop the friction caused by developers continuing to request zoning variances.
No community septic systems, changes to AG-1 zoning, or variances that will bring high-density housing in Milton.
The citizens of Milton have been overwhelmingly against community septic systems since they were proposed. Please listen to them ban them in Milton.
Let's stop discussing an agenda item that clearly the citizens are opposed to and have said so on numerous occasions. Move on to other important topics.
Stop Cluster Housing in Rural Milton