NO, I most vehemently do not want community septic or other density-increasing tactics in Milton. Keep Milton as rural and undeveloped as possible!
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James Kilts
10 years ago
We do not want high density subdivisions in Milton
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Do not allow beautiful Milton to turn into another city full of cluster housing!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Keep Milton AG1 and save our land
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Dana Draughon
10 years ago
Stop the high desnisity housing. Keep Milton Rural
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Donna Kraebel
10 years ago
We purchased in Milton more than ten years ago because of the one acre minimum! It MUST stay!
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Lesley Fluke
10 years ago
STOP the high density housing!
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Gloria Hernandez
10 years ago
PLEASE respect what has already been decided in MANY other similar petitions. No matter how it is disguised, the issue is the same!
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Stephanus Hoes
10 years ago
Stop high density housing.
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Tiffany Rushton Hoes
10 years ago
Stop high density housing.
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Karen White
10 years ago
Please don't do this to our beautiful community! There are enough high density developments in Johns Creek, Alpharetta, and Roswell if that's the sort of environment people want to live in. Me and most of my neighbors in Milton don't want that and that's why we live here.
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george elkins
10 years ago
high density housing and community septic stands directly opposed to what we voted for when we voted to have the city of milton with it's rural character.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Stop high density and the introduction of sewers.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Stop the sewers.
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David Rhinehart
10 years ago
I am opposing any zoning changes, variances, or other schemes that result in homes on less than one acre in un-sewered areas. Milton is uniques and we need to avoid the development that ruins our quality of life. Milton is fast becoming a pass through from Cherokee residents headed to 400.
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Scott Stubbs
10 years ago
I am a new resident to Milton for 2 years. I moved along with my wief and 3 girls from So. California and chose to live in Milton specifically BECAUSE of the 1 Acre minimum. DO NOT allow us to BECOME another So, California. It was a long drive to get here...
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Melanie Davis
10 years ago
This is ridiculous that the citizens of this community continually have to petition for your elected council members to do the right thing. You live here, come on!
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Amy Johnson Moss
10 years ago
Please keep Milton a special place to raise our families without over development.
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Shep Tapasak
10 years ago
Do we want Milton to continue to stand out as a special community--or do we want it to be another crowded/congested Atlanta "suburb"?
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Anonymous
10 years ago
This is a slippery slope. Please remember that once one of these developments is approved, then all the developers will assert they have the right to develop 1/4 acre lots as well.
NO, I most vehemently do not want community septic or other density-increasing tactics in Milton. Keep Milton as rural and undeveloped as possible!
We do not want high density subdivisions in Milton
Do not allow beautiful Milton to turn into another city full of cluster housing!
Keep Milton AG1 and save our land
Stop the high desnisity housing. Keep Milton Rural
We purchased in Milton more than ten years ago because of the one acre minimum! It MUST stay!
STOP the high density housing!
PLEASE respect what has already been decided in MANY other similar petitions. No matter how it is disguised, the issue is the same!
Stop high density housing.
Stop high density housing.
Please don't do this to our beautiful community! There are enough high density developments in Johns Creek, Alpharetta, and Roswell if that's the sort of environment people want to live in. Me and most of my neighbors in Milton don't want that and that's why we live here.
high density housing and community septic stands directly opposed to what we voted for when we voted to have the city of milton with it's rural character.
Stop high density and the introduction of sewers.
Stop the sewers.
I am opposing any zoning changes, variances, or other schemes that result in homes on less than one acre in un-sewered areas. Milton is uniques and we need to avoid the development that ruins our quality of life. Milton is fast becoming a pass through from Cherokee residents headed to 400.
I am a new resident to Milton for 2 years. I moved along with my wief and 3 girls from So. California and chose to live in Milton specifically BECAUSE of the 1 Acre minimum. DO NOT allow us to BECOME another So, California. It was a long drive to get here...
This is ridiculous that the citizens of this community continually have to petition for your elected council members to do the right thing. You live here, come on!
Please keep Milton a special place to raise our families without over development.
Do we want Milton to continue to stand out as a special community--or do we want it to be another crowded/congested Atlanta "suburb"?
This is a slippery slope. Please remember that once one of these developments is approved, then all the developers will assert they have the right to develop 1/4 acre lots as well.