This development is way too dense. Etowah doesn't have the infrastructure to safely support this.
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Beth Vockley
8 years ago
This is unnecessary and harmful to the community
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Louise Rooney
8 years ago
This development is too dense for this area.
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Mary DeLapp
8 years ago
US 64 would have to be widened to accommodate more traffic. It's difficult enough as it is.
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Carol Wheeler
8 years ago
Keep Etowah rural!
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Marla Murphy
8 years ago
Too many spaces are being inundated with new and reckless building, we'd like to see this land cared for and treasured.
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David S Warman
8 years ago
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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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Courtney Smith
8 years ago
We recently moved to etowah from Atlanta and love how we're far enough away from "it all" but still close enough to easily get to town. We don't need more developments!
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Edward Dowd
8 years ago
Stop! No infrastructure!
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john martino
8 years ago
Please be concerned as the people who live in Etowah
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Leslie Martino
8 years ago
May Etowah find its voice, and the way to becoming a prosperous village-style community, without crippling its rural character and infrastructure.
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Shelby Miller
8 years ago
Stop the project !!!
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Donna McCall
8 years ago
Stop the FARM at Eagles Nest.
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Robyn Brooks
8 years ago
I just bought a house in Etowah in June because I love the rural atmosphere. I am against over development. We have to preserve what makes Etowah charming and desirable.
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Mary Nolder
8 years ago
Keep Etowah rural!
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Joy Charlebois
8 years ago
Rid Etowah of the probable failure and woes that this development will inevitably bring.
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Chris Christos
8 years ago
Let's incorporate. To protect our future and value of properties as well as a way of life.
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Joseph Lohan
8 years ago
We love Etowah for its charm and rural environment. Leave it that way please
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Jeffrey P Micchelli
8 years ago
I fully support the effort to keep Etowah community rich by keeping it rural.
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Lynn Larned
8 years ago
Our roads and sewer system as well as the water pressure are inadequate for this kind of development!
This development is way too dense. Etowah doesn't have the infrastructure to safely support this.
This is unnecessary and harmful to the community
This development is too dense for this area.
US 64 would have to be widened to accommodate more traffic. It's difficult enough as it is.
Keep Etowah rural!
Too many spaces are being inundated with new and reckless building, we'd like to see this land cared for and treasured.
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.
We recently moved to etowah from Atlanta and love how we're far enough away from "it all" but still close enough to easily get to town. We don't need more developments!
Stop! No infrastructure!
Please be concerned as the people who live in Etowah
May Etowah find its voice, and the way to becoming a prosperous village-style community, without crippling its rural character and infrastructure.
Stop the project !!!
Stop the FARM at Eagles Nest.
I just bought a house in Etowah in June because I love the rural atmosphere. I am against over development. We have to preserve what makes Etowah charming and desirable.
Keep Etowah rural!
Rid Etowah of the probable failure and woes that this development will inevitably bring.
Let's incorporate. To protect our future and value of properties as well as a way of life.
We love Etowah for its charm and rural environment. Leave it that way please
I fully support the effort to keep Etowah community rich by keeping it rural.
Our roads and sewer system as well as the water pressure are inadequate for this kind of development!