Council members should be embarrassed for voting in favor of an ordinance that both city planning staff and the Planning Commission unanimously opposed. This reeks of back room deals and shady politics.
You were elected to represent the will of your constituents; not the will of the highest bidder. If this rezoning is approved again on June 20th, all Council members voting in favor should be investigated and removed from office.
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Michael Sutcliff
10 years ago
No clustering!
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Ted franz
10 years ago
I oppose cluster housing in un-sewered areas of Milton. Too much construction in general, Traffic is worse each year and there seems to be nobody in power that seems to care that we're turning into urban sprawl like Roswell, John's Creek, etc.
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Alicia A Tollison
10 years ago
I would question the ethics of the city council when it appears as though anyone with a functioning brain should be able to discern that this plan goes against what the city represents, what the city planning members propose, and what residents desire. From someone who has lived with septic all but 20 years of her 70+ years, this is just not feasible.
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Adrienne Dowd
10 years ago
We moved to Milton because of the rural feel and the feeling of a small town community. There has been so much development, traffic, destruction of our land and we are turning into any other over developed, over crowded cities. We are losing our unique, rural community feeling and we certainly aren't keeping the promise of Milton being green or rural any longer.
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Craig Kaufman
10 years ago
Watching the deterioration of quality of life due to increased traffic and population around my home at Bethany Creek South, I would like to see others spared this deterioration.
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William Schelhorn
10 years ago
This zoning request will compromise the rural character of Milton and set precedent for wide spread cluster developments throughout. Vote no!
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Hemang Shah
10 years ago
The main reason we moved to Milton instead of Johns Creek, Alpharetta, or Roswell 2 years ago was the AG-1 zoning, 1 acre plots. In those 2 years, congestion has already increased dramatically. If Cluster homes are allowed, congestion will become even worse. Milton will no longer stand out as the idyllic, distinct community we love.
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Claire Saunders
10 years ago
Keep Milton's land open & free...stop building.
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Rick mcelheny
10 years ago
Schools are already bursting at the seams. Development needs to be in increments that allow the infrastructure to catch up. Traffic is already close to unbearable levels.
Rick McElheny
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Erin Carter
10 years ago
Please deny these and future zoning changes! Thank you!!
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Larry Johnstone
10 years ago
We need to keep the integrity of Milton rural. That is what we have fought for so long.
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Will Daniel
10 years ago
One acre is the key to keeping Milton unique
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Steven Domenico
10 years ago
this is Not why I moved into Milton
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Julie Beane
10 years ago
Julie Beane
No more cluster housing! Stop now!
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Bobby Keene
10 years ago
No to the additional cars and subsequent traffic.
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mike smith
10 years ago
the smaller lot set precedence and is unacceptable. People do not move to Milton to live in this type of environment.
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Laura Y Carithers
10 years ago
Please just stop. Its ruining Alpharetta aka Milton.
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RICHARD CHRISTMAN
10 years ago
IT IS CRITICAL THAT WE KEEP HOUSING LEVEL TO THE STANDARDS THAT HAVE BEEN SET AND DO NOT DEGRADE THE VALUES OR THE AREA BY ALLOWING CLUSTER HOMES IN SUCH CLOSE PROXIMITY.
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Council members should be embarrassed for voting in favor of an ordinance that both city planning staff and the Planning Commission unanimously opposed. This reeks of back room deals and shady politics. You were elected to represent the will of your constituents; not the will of the highest bidder. If this rezoning is approved again on June 20th, all Council members voting in favor should be investigated and removed from office.
No clustering!
I oppose cluster housing in un-sewered areas of Milton. Too much construction in general, Traffic is worse each year and there seems to be nobody in power that seems to care that we're turning into urban sprawl like Roswell, John's Creek, etc.
I would question the ethics of the city council when it appears as though anyone with a functioning brain should be able to discern that this plan goes against what the city represents, what the city planning members propose, and what residents desire. From someone who has lived with septic all but 20 years of her 70+ years, this is just not feasible.
We moved to Milton because of the rural feel and the feeling of a small town community. There has been so much development, traffic, destruction of our land and we are turning into any other over developed, over crowded cities. We are losing our unique, rural community feeling and we certainly aren't keeping the promise of Milton being green or rural any longer.
Watching the deterioration of quality of life due to increased traffic and population around my home at Bethany Creek South, I would like to see others spared this deterioration.
This zoning request will compromise the rural character of Milton and set precedent for wide spread cluster developments throughout. Vote no!
The main reason we moved to Milton instead of Johns Creek, Alpharetta, or Roswell 2 years ago was the AG-1 zoning, 1 acre plots. In those 2 years, congestion has already increased dramatically. If Cluster homes are allowed, congestion will become even worse. Milton will no longer stand out as the idyllic, distinct community we love.
Keep Milton's land open & free...stop building.
Schools are already bursting at the seams. Development needs to be in increments that allow the infrastructure to catch up. Traffic is already close to unbearable levels. Rick McElheny
Please deny these and future zoning changes! Thank you!!
We need to keep the integrity of Milton rural. That is what we have fought for so long.
One acre is the key to keeping Milton unique
this is Not why I moved into Milton
Julie Beane No more cluster housing! Stop now!
No to the additional cars and subsequent traffic.
the smaller lot set precedence and is unacceptable. People do not move to Milton to live in this type of environment.
Please just stop. Its ruining Alpharetta aka Milton.
IT IS CRITICAL THAT WE KEEP HOUSING LEVEL TO THE STANDARDS THAT HAVE BEEN SET AND DO NOT DEGRADE THE VALUES OR THE AREA BY ALLOWING CLUSTER HOMES IN SUCH CLOSE PROXIMITY.