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James Island Apartment Moratorium: Let's Save Our Island!

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Melissa Garvan
9 years ago

Please stop building. Too much clogged traffic on the island.

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Jon cuty
9 years ago

Please stop the growth on James island

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FC Wanner
9 years ago

Get the City of Charleston off of James Island.

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Mary Lobianco
9 years ago

Overgrowth benefits nobody. Cutting trees, increased flooding, impaired roads, gridlock traffic, issues with evacuation in emergencies, over crowded schools, lack of quality education, loss of greenspace, loss of quality green space and parks for kids to play, poor growth management, loss of aesthetic value.... stop!!! Stop now and start with a PLAN! Who is benefitting from all these apartments? JAMES ISLANDERS AREN'T!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Please fix our roads, and add sidewalks before you continue to build!

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Jessica Hofford
9 years ago

Please manage growth in a responsible and sustainable way! Please consider a moritorium as a way to allow the time required to plan appropriately for the future of our fair city.

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Jennifer Strock
9 years ago

Enough is enough!!!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

DO NOT ADD MORE HOUSING IN PLACE OF THE JAMES ISLAND CINEMA. LEAVE JAMES ISLAND ALONE!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Stop the madness!!!!

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Lisa Smith
9 years ago

Please save our home!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Stop high density housing please!

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Frank fletcher
9 years ago

Stop building apartments! Fix Maybank Hwy traffic!

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Robin Monaghan
9 years ago

The current infrastructure can not handle this. There's no more room!!

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Lori Summersell
9 years ago

Too crowded already.

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Maria Kelly
9 years ago

I'm not anti growth., but enough high density housing & sky rocketing rents ~ Let's take control of this and create some sustainable infrastructure and support LOCAL businesses and an AWESOME quality of life at the same time.

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Eileen M lunkes
9 years ago

No new developments should be approved withou accompanying traffic studies and environmental impact studies. The zoning of property should reflect the intended use of the property as determined by city planners only after public hearings have been held. Consideration should be given to the overall development needs of the island. Zoning should be used as a tool to attract development which will compliment and enhance the lives of island residents.

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Paul Robinson
9 years ago

Control the insanity of traffic first.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

This island cannot handle all the apartments planning to go up. I really miss our theatre. Also more planned for Haborview Rd. Really?

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Sharon Hensel
9 years ago

TOO Congested NOW!! We are in Total Agreement...LETS Stop This Move NOW!!

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Dana Cubbage
9 years ago

Stop development!! It's already so crowded and the city isn't equipped to handle this amount of people