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Keep It Rural

253 Comments

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Paul Langford
5 years ago

Enough building and traffic. Im Florida native And Pasco don't need to be the next concrete jungle like pinellas county.

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Amy Trinity Adob
5 years ago

Please do not rip up this neighborhood and destroy one of the last beautiful places for the animals.

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Sarah Fisher
5 years ago

Absolutely not. Lived here 30 years

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Carol Land
5 years ago

leave our neighborhood alone!!!

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Sonya Mulkey
5 years ago

Stop building stuff all over our land. Where do you expect the animals to live?

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Thomas Snavely
5 years ago

Area is dense enough.

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Maureen James
5 years ago

Why buy property and then try to rezone it? If you want property zoned for muti dwelling, then find available property zoned for that purpose.

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Daniel D Seaman
5 years ago

Stop the building immediately the amount of coyotes infiltrating naborhoods because your destroying there homes..

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Stephanie Randolph
5 years ago

Absolutely oppose this development!

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Mark land
5 years ago

There is a reason why people in the community of there they enjoy the rural living near the city we do not enjoy this county imposing anything more than the taxes we pay. You started by putting sidewalks and Sweet Bay Court for what the students do not use it and we do not need any more traffic than we already have due to having the school in our neighborhood.

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Erica Keeven
5 years ago

Absolutely not. Stop tearing down land!!!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

I am a Tanglewood resident.

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Cathy VanHorn
5 years ago

Beautiful quiet neighborhood-let’s keep it that way!

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JoAnn Newman
5 years ago

Where taking your much.

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Denise Cote
5 years ago

Do not change zoning for this reason!

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Robert Abruzzese
5 years ago

No no no

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Patricia Driscoll
5 years ago

Do not rezone this area.

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Brandi Eda
5 years ago

I believe this development will cause many negative effects for the residents of Pasco county.

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Roseanne
5 years ago

Enough with building in Pasco county. Our roads are crowded. The schools are stretched to their limits. Water and sewage? Did you really think this through?

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Jennifer Grosneck
5 years ago

Too many people not enough thought process to support the increase. Roads are too small, not enough quality paying jobs in area