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VICTORY!! THE PLANNING BOARD DECIDED TO PROTECT OUR LAND AND THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT WAS DENIED!! I AM ABSOLUTELY THRILLED THAT WE SECURED THIS WIN FOR ETOWAH AND I APPRECIATE EVERY PERSON WHO SHOWED UP TO HELP US PROTECT OUR RURAL LEGACY!! WE WILL KEEP A CLOSE EYE ON FUTURE PROPOSALS …

October 29, 2017

Keep Etowah Rural

Keep Etowah Rural

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Started by Anonymous In Etowah 8 years, 10 months ago

Stop the "Farm" at Eagles Nest development. Let our County Commisioners and Planning Board members know we moved to Etowah for the rural and scenic quality of life. We want to keep it that way.

Please share this petition with friends and neighbors

Plan to attend the Henderson County Planning Board Meeting

Thursday, October 19th. 5:30pm - ??? 100 N. King Street, Hendersonville There could be a decision Thursday. We need y'all to come!


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Reached 100 supporters

October 13, 2017

62 Comments

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Allen Rizzi
8 years ago Featured

We have contacted ABC, NBC, CBS and FOX affiliates and asked that they attend the Thursday meeting and cover the plight of Etowah and Horseshoe residents. Bringing many neighbors Thursday as well. We moved to Etowah from Europe specifically for its rural quality and we won't tolerate a Disneyland in our backyard. Come to the meeting Thursday - There is power in numbers.

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Judy McLemore
8 years ago Featured

We can't let this happen to our community. We need to protect the beauty that God gave to us and yet so much has been taken away. I have lived here for 67 years.

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Susan Pfeiffer
8 years ago Featured

This development proposal is outrageous. Cleverly limited to 299 units thereby not subject to the HCC review which would occur at 300 units!

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Robert Johnson
8 years ago Featured

If this development is allowed to go forward, it will add further stress to an already overstressed infrastructure. It will necessitate major upgrades in the future. Will the developer pay for this? I think not. It will come out of our pockets as taxpayers.

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Anonymous
8 years ago Featured

One of the main reasons we moved to Etowah was the beautiful rural areas and slower pace. I have lived in an area on the west coast in Oregon that was a beautiful rural area and a developement very similar to this moved in and yes.....it ruined the feel and brought in a different type of people. Rentals do not take pride in their communities in the same way.

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David S Warman
8 years ago Featured

Parts of New York City once looked like Etowah, This was in the last 60 years. We did not come here to endure urban sprawl. If this is what you want, please move there.

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Allen Rizzi
8 years ago

IMPORTANT! Henderson County Commissioners Meeting Monday, November 6 at 5:30 PM at 1 Historic Courthouse, Main Street, Hendersonville. A Moratorium on all residential developments will be discussed. Public input welcome!

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Violet Winsor
8 years ago

We don't need this large development here.