they pulled the application and the apartments are officially off the table. i am honestly blown away by how this turned out and i cant thank you enough for sticking with me on this. lets keep an eye on the site just to be safe but for now we won.
April 29, 2017
Final supporters
Applicant ZA3817 Fuqua Development is requesting to rezone from Commercial Business District (CBD) to Master Planned District (MPD) on 76.114 acres for Applicant is requesting to rezone from Commercial Business District (CBD) to Master Planned District (MPD) on 76.114 acres for 29 residential lots, 129 attached residential units and 250 apartments with a density of 5.36 units per acre and commercial buildings totaling 304,138 sq. ft. with 1,579 parking spaces.
We the undersigned home owners neighboring the above proposed development DO NOT SUPPORT the application to rezone the current Commercial Business District to Master Planned Districtif plan includes apartments. We do not support any residential rentals being developed on this site at the intersection of Peachtree Parkway (Hwy 141) and Brookwood Rd. We support residential units developed for purchase only.
Updates
Reached 500 supporters
March 16, 2017
Reached 100 supporters
March 14, 2017
407 Comments
Vast multi-unit housing is rampant in Gwinnett County, which is why we recently moved to Forsyth. Apartments overload schools, traffic, and public safety services. I don't believe there is any positive outcome of allowing more apartments in our community.
Saddle brook Glen As a homeowner, I do not support this rezone application. This is not in the best interest of the community. I live just down the street and our roads and schools simply can not accommodate this.
Even in the last year, traffic at 141 and McGinnis has gotten so much worse coming from the North in the morning. Also, the public schools are way over-crowded. My baby-sitters complain that there are just too many kids in the schools.
We are so over-crowed already! Apartments CANNOT be allowed in this already over-crowded area. This community is made up of families - the transient nature of renters will not be a good thing for our community. The strain on schools, TRAFFIC and Caney Creek Park will be a negative for all of us.
Subdivision: Brookwood Lake/Glenmoor Opposed to apartments (in any number), fine with townhomes, would prefer it stay strickly commercial/retail. Opposed to truck entrances and loading docks off Caney Rd. Trucks should come in off 141 and not be allowed on Caney Rd.
Are all the people who complain about the traffic the same ones who speed down Caney Road every day? I also wonder if the person who started this petition signed a petition to stop their subdivision from being built. I didn't think so.
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they pulled the application and the apartments are officially off the table. i am honestly blown away by how this turned out and i cant thank you enough for sticking with me on this. lets keep an eye on the site just to be safe but for now we won.
April 29, 2017
Final supporters
Applicant ZA3817 Fuqua Development is requesting to rezone from Commercial Business District (CBD) to Master Planned District (MPD) on 76.114 acres for Applicant is requesting to rezone from Commercial Business District (CBD) to Master Planned District (MPD) on 76.114 acres for 29 residential lots, 129 attached residential units and 250 apartments with a density of 5.36 units per acre and commercial buildings totaling 304,138 sq. ft. with 1,579 parking spaces.
We the undersigned home owners neighboring the above proposed development DO NOT SUPPORT the application to rezone the current Commercial Business District to Master Planned Districtif plan includes apartments. We do not support any residential rentals being developed on this site at the intersection of Peachtree Parkway (Hwy 141) and Brookwood Rd. We support residential units developed for purchase only.
Updates
Reached 500 supporters
March 16, 2017
Reached 100 supporters
March 14, 2017
407 Comments
We live within a mile of the proposed development. The schools and roads can not handle this sort of high-density housing. This plan encourages transient residents, not a growing base of property-tax generating residents who can contribute to a stable and growing permanent community.
Vast multi-unit housing is rampant in Gwinnett County, which is why we recently moved to Forsyth. Apartments overload schools, traffic, and public safety services. I don't believe there is any positive outcome of allowing more apartments in our community.
Saddle brook Glen As a homeowner, I do not support this rezone application. This is not in the best interest of the community. I live just down the street and our roads and schools simply can not accommodate this.
Even in the last year, traffic at 141 and McGinnis has gotten so much worse coming from the North in the morning. Also, the public schools are way over-crowded. My baby-sitters complain that there are just too many kids in the schools.
We are so over-crowed already! Apartments CANNOT be allowed in this already over-crowded area. This community is made up of families - the transient nature of renters will not be a good thing for our community. The strain on schools, TRAFFIC and Caney Creek Park will be a negative for all of us.
Subdivision: Brookwood Lake/Glenmoor Opposed to apartments (in any number), fine with townhomes, would prefer it stay strickly commercial/retail. Opposed to truck entrances and loading docks off Caney Rd. Trucks should come in off 141 and not be allowed on Caney Rd.
Are all the people who complain about the traffic the same ones who speed down Caney Road every day? I also wonder if the person who started this petition signed a petition to stop their subdivision from being built. I didn't think so.
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We live within a mile of the proposed development. The schools and roads can not handle this sort of high-density housing. This plan encourages transient residents, not a growing base of property-tax generating residents who can contribute to a stable and growing permanent community.