The Milton residents spoke out against this in huge numbers in December. The city council needs to represent The citizens.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Stop rezoning. .. it is not the intent for this area...the infrastructure such as roads schools can not handle high density
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Rosemary Nelson
10 years ago
Milton City Council members,
please listen to the voice of the people. We chose Milton because of its beauty and rural atmosphere. We want to keep it that way.
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Tony Outeda
10 years ago
The self serving Milton City Council wants to end Milton's exclusive 1 acre zoning and turn our town into Alpharetta or Johns Creek. If they are going to do that, what was the point of breaking away from Alpharetta in the first place?
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Kristin
10 years ago
Don't allow our beautiful area ruined by too much development - that is why we live here !!
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Brian ASkew
10 years ago
The reason I moved to Milton was because of its rural nature. Please keep it the way it is. It is a treasure in Atlanta.
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Heather Creran
10 years ago
I thought after the overwhelming community response to deny the CSO that the Milton City government would understand that we do not want cluster homes on less than an acre and we do not want to allow community sewer and/or the expansion of public sewer. We do not want Milton to turn into Alpharetta and Johns Creek!!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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Houses on less than an acre should NOT be allowed in Milton and community sewer should not be allowed either, as it is simply a vehicle to allow for cluster homes on less than an acre. I call on the City Council to STOP trying to change the zoning.
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Kelly Becker
10 years ago
City Council needs to listen to its constituents. Houses on less than 1 acre will look out of place in low density areas of Milton. These rezonings are accelerating already overheated development in Milton.
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Rob and Laura Bentley
10 years ago
I oppose rezonings that extend sewer by lines or via community septic. I oppose reducing 1 acre AG-1 lots. I oppose increased density through conceptual yields paid for by developers. In November of 2017, I will only vote for candidates that uphold Milton's Comprehensive Land Use Plan.
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Sue E. Moore
10 years ago
I oppose clustered housing on lots smaller than one acre in AG1 zoned areas.
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Arnold P. Moore
10 years ago
I strongly object to the approval of variances allowing homes to be built on less than a full acre in areas zoned AG1 in Milton. I believe the practice of creating false property densities by "preserving" green parcels of unbuildable land is clearly deceptive. I believe the correct solution to keeping Milton green is to develop enhanced requirements for AG1 development.
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Tim Becker
10 years ago
I oppose cluster homes in rural Milton. I firmly believe homes on quarter acre lots do not fit our rural aesthetic. I believe cluster home rezonings are nothing more than a thinly disguised ploys to open up unattractive land to development. Additionally, the financial and technical risk of community septic should not be assumed by the citizens of Milton. I believe we need to find land-use solutions--and there are many--that citizens can unite behind, as opposed to developer-promoted solutions that divide the community.
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Anonymous
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10 years ago
I oppose cluster homes in rural Milton. I firmly believe homes on quarter acre lots do not fit our rural aesthetic. I believe cluster home rezonings are nothing more than a thinly disguised ploy to open up unattractive land to development. Additionally, the financial and technical risk of community septic should not be taken on the Milton. I believe we need to find land-use solutions--and there are many--that citizens can unite behind, as opposed to developer-promoted solutions that divide the community.
The Milton residents spoke out against this in huge numbers in December. The city council needs to represent The citizens.
Stop rezoning. .. it is not the intent for this area...the infrastructure such as roads schools can not handle high density
Milton City Council members, please listen to the voice of the people. We chose Milton because of its beauty and rural atmosphere. We want to keep it that way.
The self serving Milton City Council wants to end Milton's exclusive 1 acre zoning and turn our town into Alpharetta or Johns Creek. If they are going to do that, what was the point of breaking away from Alpharetta in the first place?
Don't allow our beautiful area ruined by too much development - that is why we live here !!
The reason I moved to Milton was because of its rural nature. Please keep it the way it is. It is a treasure in Atlanta.
I thought after the overwhelming community response to deny the CSO that the Milton City government would understand that we do not want cluster homes on less than an acre and we do not want to allow community sewer and/or the expansion of public sewer. We do not want Milton to turn into Alpharetta and Johns Creek!!
Houses on less than an acre should NOT be allowed in Milton and community sewer should not be allowed either, as it is simply a vehicle to allow for cluster homes on less than an acre. I call on the City Council to STOP trying to change the zoning.
City Council needs to listen to its constituents. Houses on less than 1 acre will look out of place in low density areas of Milton. These rezonings are accelerating already overheated development in Milton.
I oppose rezonings that extend sewer by lines or via community septic. I oppose reducing 1 acre AG-1 lots. I oppose increased density through conceptual yields paid for by developers. In November of 2017, I will only vote for candidates that uphold Milton's Comprehensive Land Use Plan.
I oppose clustered housing on lots smaller than one acre in AG1 zoned areas.
I strongly object to the approval of variances allowing homes to be built on less than a full acre in areas zoned AG1 in Milton. I believe the practice of creating false property densities by "preserving" green parcels of unbuildable land is clearly deceptive. I believe the correct solution to keeping Milton green is to develop enhanced requirements for AG1 development.
I oppose cluster homes in rural Milton. I firmly believe homes on quarter acre lots do not fit our rural aesthetic. I believe cluster home rezonings are nothing more than a thinly disguised ploys to open up unattractive land to development. Additionally, the financial and technical risk of community septic should not be assumed by the citizens of Milton. I believe we need to find land-use solutions--and there are many--that citizens can unite behind, as opposed to developer-promoted solutions that divide the community.
I oppose cluster homes in rural Milton. I firmly believe homes on quarter acre lots do not fit our rural aesthetic. I believe cluster home rezonings are nothing more than a thinly disguised ploy to open up unattractive land to development. Additionally, the financial and technical risk of community septic should not be taken on the Milton. I believe we need to find land-use solutions--and there are many--that citizens can unite behind, as opposed to developer-promoted solutions that divide the community.