No private sewer. No cluster homes...please. Keep Milton beautiful and special.
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Regan Butt
10 years ago
We moved to Milton because there was no cluster housing. Keep Milton the way that it is now, beautiful and unique!
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Ivette Lima-Brizuela
10 years ago
I moved to Milton 5 years ago for the lovely rural feel and rolling hills. Since then the farm land is being replaced by development of cluster homes which is increasing traffic on Hopewell and Mayfield and taxing the infrastructure. It needs to stop before Milton loses its charm and property values decline.
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Julie Zahner Bailey
10 years ago
I am opposed to high density housing on AG 1 land in Milton. Furthermore, I am opposed to the extension of sewer and community septic as it does introduce higher density than what otherwise would be allowed. I urge City Council members to uphold the Comprehensive Land Use Policy and one acre minimums.
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James Powell
10 years ago
I have no idea why the council would even entertain a proposal which violates Milton's Comprehensive Land Use Plan. City planning staff and the Planning Commission all voted against it. Approving it will certainly have repercussions for city council members in future elections.
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David Campbell
10 years ago
We are opposed to this development
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Tim Gehrig
10 years ago
Changing the standards for the community now is a very slippery slope driven by short term gains. Milton is a great community. Let's maintain standards and demand more of ourselves as citizens and leaders when pressured with requests serving the interests of only a few.
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Nicole Turner
10 years ago
Milton should be improving the area, not making it worse. We have nice new city buildings, etc. and this will hurt our area on multiple levels. This needs to be stopped!
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Kathy Sims
10 years ago
High density housing was not part of our city's original plan!
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Julia DeCredico
10 years ago
Keep it rural! That's why we live here.
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Darryl Jan Porter
10 years ago
I am a Realtor and I oppose this. This is not the Milton we had wanted to create in the beginning.
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Sandra Garza
10 years ago
"I pay my taxes to keep a green city and an average classroom for my kids... NOT overloaded neighborhoods or classrooms" :-)
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Carl Fox
10 years ago
Resident & Homeowner - Heydon Hall
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Allison Bloodworth
10 years ago
Stop cluster housing in Milton!!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Keep high density housing out of Milton.
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Adam Meadows
10 years ago
We moved from crowded downtown to Milton for its serenity and green space. In the last two years we've seen congestion increase dramatically!
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Marty Lock
10 years ago
I oppose cluster housing in unsewered areas of Milton. This is not what any of us moved here to have to deal with!
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Shawn Samuels
10 years ago
Milton is slowly working towards the kind of congestion seen in Sandy Springs, Dunwoody, and Roswell. Milton has a great lifestyle that is slowly being killed by development.
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Paula Korowin
10 years ago
Protect the current citizen's investments. Elected officials - do the job you were voted in to do...represent your peers.
Thanks Joe for vetoeing!!!
No private sewer. No cluster homes...please. Keep Milton beautiful and special.
We moved to Milton because there was no cluster housing. Keep Milton the way that it is now, beautiful and unique!
I moved to Milton 5 years ago for the lovely rural feel and rolling hills. Since then the farm land is being replaced by development of cluster homes which is increasing traffic on Hopewell and Mayfield and taxing the infrastructure. It needs to stop before Milton loses its charm and property values decline.
I am opposed to high density housing on AG 1 land in Milton. Furthermore, I am opposed to the extension of sewer and community septic as it does introduce higher density than what otherwise would be allowed. I urge City Council members to uphold the Comprehensive Land Use Policy and one acre minimums.
I have no idea why the council would even entertain a proposal which violates Milton's Comprehensive Land Use Plan. City planning staff and the Planning Commission all voted against it. Approving it will certainly have repercussions for city council members in future elections.
We are opposed to this development
Changing the standards for the community now is a very slippery slope driven by short term gains. Milton is a great community. Let's maintain standards and demand more of ourselves as citizens and leaders when pressured with requests serving the interests of only a few.
Milton should be improving the area, not making it worse. We have nice new city buildings, etc. and this will hurt our area on multiple levels. This needs to be stopped!
High density housing was not part of our city's original plan!
Keep it rural! That's why we live here.
I am a Realtor and I oppose this. This is not the Milton we had wanted to create in the beginning.
"I pay my taxes to keep a green city and an average classroom for my kids... NOT overloaded neighborhoods or classrooms" :-)
Resident & Homeowner - Heydon Hall
Stop cluster housing in Milton!!
Keep high density housing out of Milton.
We moved from crowded downtown to Milton for its serenity and green space. In the last two years we've seen congestion increase dramatically!
I oppose cluster housing in unsewered areas of Milton. This is not what any of us moved here to have to deal with!
Milton is slowly working towards the kind of congestion seen in Sandy Springs, Dunwoody, and Roswell. Milton has a great lifestyle that is slowly being killed by development.
Protect the current citizen's investments. Elected officials - do the job you were voted in to do...represent your peers.