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New Haven at Belmont Glen

48 Comments

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Ariel Beasley
4 years ago

No more development!

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Land owner

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Linda Slater
6 years ago

More evaluation needed regarding how these homes will effect SEE SEMS SEHS

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Kathy Dillard
7 years ago

100% against more subdivisions being put in around me. More people more crime, very simple concept.

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James davis
7 years ago

Please stop building homes in this area! We need 20 years worth of infrastructure work to catch up with the homes now! Ya can't keep cramming people into a rural area like this, your ruining the well being of the "rural people" that were here first!

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Casandra Shuman
7 years ago

We moved back to Effingham County from Pooler, to escape these exact conditions!

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Shari Cooper
7 years ago

Please stop the greedy over-develoment!

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Patrick J Murphy
7 years ago

Need to have infrastructure first and keep 1 ac zone in force

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Sarah K German
7 years ago

We need better roads and more schools before more people move here.

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Chase
7 years ago

Support

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Craig Le Tourneau
7 years ago

no more houses until the school system is fixed. Have already redistricted our subdivision due to the growth at Belmont Glen

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Lindsey Cox
7 years ago

We need more schools and better roads before more homes are built in Effingham.

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Abby Sawyer
7 years ago Featured

Schools are already overburdened and families displaced due to rapid growth. Before more homes are added to our community, an assessment of our school system's ability to accommodate must be completed. The primary reason families move to Effingham is the school district; overburdening the school system will negatively impact the education our children receive.

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Angela Richardson
7 years ago

Please. NO!

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Sheila haskins
7 years ago

No more houses.

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Daniel Pham
7 years ago

No more development until infrastructure such as school systems and roadways are properly addressed.

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Caroline Godwin
7 years ago Featured

I used to live in Belmont Glen about 4 years ago and it was already full bus wise then. There’s no way we can handle even more growth there until something is done about the crowding now.

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Mark Daley
7 years ago

This area can't handle that much of an influx of people.

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Taylor Smith
7 years ago

Effingham County is already suffering from the population boom!

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Mark Prichard
7 years ago

This county can not handle any more developments with multiple homes