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STOP CLUSTER HOUSING IN RURAL MILTON!

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Tamra Darby
10 years ago

The reason we choose Milton to be our hometown was because of the large, 1 acre lots. We love the somewhat rural atmosphere So many houses, are putting a major strain on the limited roads. Now, there is more cluster housing considered for Hopewell as well, and the traffic on Hopwell is already terrible during morning and evening commute times! Seriously considering moving out of Milton if this uncontrolled building continues!

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Randy Hasslinger
10 years ago

We moved to Milton because of it's rural, "horse country" appeal and acre plus zoning. Ebeneezer will be the beginning of the end of what makes Milton so sought after.

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Kari DiCarlo
10 years ago

Please vote against private sewer and cluster housing in Milton!

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Laura Garguilo
10 years ago

One reason I moved to Milton is for the amount of land I could own with my home. I was tired of living so close to my neighbors that we could pass sugar between our homes. Do not put homes on less property and get rid of this beautiful advantage of living rurally with more space to spread out and have more privacy.

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Dawn Olmsted
10 years ago

Please deny this.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Leave Milton rural. Stop development and high density development- the character of Milton is being destroyed by this!

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Jeremy Bye
10 years ago

Milton Council Members, Your vote should be aligned with your constituents and not with outside special interest groups. Vote against cluster housing and maintain large lot, private septic system zoning rules.

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Carol Cobb
10 years ago

Please deny this. Milton has enough housing to last a century if you are looking at quality of life.

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Deanna Teel
10 years ago

We supported Milton city when it was created to support and keep this lifestyle and prevent higher density

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Karen Scarcliff
10 years ago

This sets a dangerous precedent for all of Milton. We moved out here to get away from "high density".

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douglas g shepard
10 years ago

I strongly OPPOSE cluster housing and community sewer in Milton

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Craig Standen
10 years ago

Keep Milton uncluttered. I will not support council members who vote for cluster housing in violation of their constituents wishes.

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B Hughes
10 years ago

Writing in extreme opposition of granting zoning to cluster homes and community septic. 1 acre lots are the main reason our family relocated here from an area of dunwoody that was ruined by this very issue. By granting high density zoning, the city of milton will open the door to government mandated housing projects, apartment complexes, and townhomes. Think it can't happen here, you are uninformed and naive.Look to Roswell and dunwoody for your examples. We will not vote for ANY town council members that support this poor zoning decision. Why can't our tone deaf town council, after many go arounds on the same issue, vote this terrible idea down and support the will of the people of milton? Do the right thing council members and say "no" to this terrible idea.

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David Holcomb
10 years ago

There are trailers at Milton High School again 4 years after Cambridge opened it and Milton High are completely full again. The roundabouts only get people to the next stop sign quicker and stop traffic there again. I urge the Council to consider that it is OK TO NOT AGREE WITH DEVELOPERS.. We don't have to be just like everyone else. We don't have to have tremendous commercial areas. People move here because we don't...Dont be a rubber stamp.... Do the right thing ....

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Fabiana Otranto
10 years ago

Stop cluster housing in Milton!! Obey the zoning laws!!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

I will not vote for whoever supports this

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Matina Waggoner
10 years ago

We moved here 19 years ago for the charm of the rural life. We have been told that our city council feels the same, so please don't go back on your words. Let's keep the charm that attracts people to this community, and not make our town just like every other suburban area around , which are so generic! Thank you!

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Robin Dunson
10 years ago

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Susan B Driscoll
10 years ago

This goes against why we live in Milton.

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Becky
10 years ago

Opposing