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STOP CLUSTER HOUSING IN RURAL MILTON!

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Ashby Jackson
10 years ago

Keep Milton rural! Stop high density housing to protect the character of Milton. The Milton City Council needs to listen to the community.

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Kiersten Pearl
10 years ago

No high density house. Period. No matter what.

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Scott Robertson
10 years ago

These types of homes are destroying what makes Milton such a special place. We moved here for this character, I hate to see it disappear and look and feel just like everywhere else. We need people on the Council that understand this and protect it.

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Lauren Fernandez
10 years ago

Keep Milton rural!

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Dawn Bye
10 years ago

The schools and roads are already overcrowded. Please stop the nonsense of allowing homes to be built on small lots.

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Erin Deehan
10 years ago

These new developments are ruining what makes Milton a special community. They not only look terrible, cheap and cookie cutter, but these ugly high density developments have a negative impact on our traffic, crowding in our schools, general quality of life in Milton and current home values. Home values of the people who have lived in Milton for years because of the bucolic feel of the town. The City Council should be protecting our unique and picturesque town not making it look like every other new build throughout the South. There should be a minimum lot requirement and it should be reasonably large- 1 acre. The only way to have green space is to require lot sizes to be large, with trees and give all neighbors in Milton a little elbow room. Shame on the City Council for not fighting for the citizens of Milton!

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Ashley Almengor
10 years ago

Keep Milton rural

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Jay Holmrd
10 years ago

If the council approves this zoning change--it proves that local government is in touch no more than the Fulton Commission was when we were unincorporated. Re-elect none of the council!

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Pam Burkett
10 years ago

I, as well as the others who have previously signed this petition am totally opposed to this zoning request. The main reason that I live in Milton, and voted for the formation of the city of Milton, is the rural character of the community.

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Hillory Burkett
10 years ago

I agree with the comments listed in the petition. One of the main reasons of forming the city of Milton was we would be able to control the rural character of Milton. Approving this zoning request would be totally opposite to that.

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Julie Lorenzo
10 years ago

Our traffic is getting horrible! Building homes on 1/4 acre lots would make things so much worse!! I moved to Milton 9 years ago because I loved how spread out and rural it is. I oppose cluster housing!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

NO cluster homes in Milton!

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Adrienne Hardie
10 years ago

Milton is special. The farms and wildlife are so beautiful and relaxing. Let's protect it!!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

I do not like all of this construction. Being back how this area used to be. Now it's very cl

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obaid faroon
10 years ago

I am against cluster homes in Milton. Keep Milton as beautiful and peaceful as it is now

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Jack Mandula
10 years ago

Represent Milton citizens and deny this rezoning request.

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prad ash
10 years ago

Do not want too many houses built in Milton. Every year my sub division has to go through the re-zoning school meetings which has created enough stress. more houses, more traffic, more trees vanishing....Please no cluster housing..I oppose..

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Ken Fluke
10 years ago

Stop high density housing

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Patricia Hendrix
10 years ago

Milton has a long standing history of honoring it's rural heritage. DO NOT be the ones who.go down in history as making us just the same (and just as dangerous) as everywhere else. There is a reason why were the safest place in the country to live. Vote NO to this cluster housing. Patricia Hendrix.

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Suzanne Matt- Young
10 years ago

High density housing equates to increased traffic on our already bumper to bumper rural roads. Our school are too large in student population to be effectively run. The addition of more students only adds to the problem. Do we want to look like Roswell, Sandy springs??? Alpharetta already has sold out to development and destruction of green space.