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NO REZONE FUQUA DEVELOPMENT

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Rob McGoldrick
7 years ago

I do not support more residential development in the area.

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Kim Cavalenes
7 years ago

Too much proposed residential in an already stressed area (roads, schools, services). More attractive commercial, if you must. Not a car wash or nail salon!

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Ashwini Subhedar
7 years ago

Schools are already strained for resources.

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Jeffrey Davison
7 years ago

area can not happen the increase in population density and traffic. It will take YEARS for infrastructure and schools to play catch up alll the while the local citizens face the pain and aggravation of having to live day to day through this living hell.

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Robby Robbins Deckert
7 years ago

Exactly!

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Robby Robbins Deckert
7 years ago

Save Caney Preserve from being overrun by the proposed apartments and other residential units. It was zoned commercial for a reason and not residential! I expect our elected officials to stand by the commercial zoning and act with integrity and honesty! You know there is no room to take on anymore housing. Our splost tax dollars built this nature preserve in order to preserve habitat and wildlife and offer us some serenity and quality of life. Now they want to put it at risk. Brookwood Rd is incompetent for the traffic it already receives. In fact, it never could handle the traffic. The schools are grossly overcrowded. The Brookwood area was developed for quality of life, and it's all but been taken away, as much of Forsyth has lost. Vote NO

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Lesli
7 years ago

I do not support the rezoning of the fuqua development. We already have a lot of traffic in this area. 141 and Brookwood won’t be able to support the add’l traffic if this development proceeds forward.

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Jennifer White
7 years ago

Our schools are unable to handle this type of development. Continued overcrowding can now support the excellence in education we want for forsyth county. This is not responsible development!

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Jean Cronkhite
7 years ago

Our neighborhood needs no more traffic. Our schools are overcrowded and our taxes have been increased time and time again.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

5 + new residents per acre ???!!! Insanity ! Especially in an area in which schools, roads, etc. are already extremely over stressed ! Any council member who votes for this WILL be voted off the council next election

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Matthew J KRAMER
7 years ago

Current schools are overcrowded as are the roads

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Chris Miller
7 years ago

We've already overdeveloped the residential footprint in Forsyth. We need more commercial development to balance traffic and jobs.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

This area is too populated already. Adding more homes to this busy area and dumping extra traffic on the roads is a safety concern.

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Andrea Zakow
7 years ago

Please stop everything. We don’t need more house , more people , more car s, more traffic. We need more green and quite places.

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Judy Faire
7 years ago

I completely oppose the redistricting of the land parcel noted. We currently do not have the infrastructure in place to support such a development.

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Philip Boldyn
7 years ago

NO REZONING. Keep it all commercial as originally promised.

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Kenneth LeCroy
7 years ago

Density of area will be unmanageable and destroy home values and overpopulate already max’d out schools.

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Kurt harmeyer
7 years ago

Stop the apartments

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Anne Averbuck
7 years ago

Too much traffic as it is! Area can't handle that many more people.

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Roland de Liniere
7 years ago Featured

Fuqua knew the existing zoning when they started the process. If they are now uncomfortable with strictly a retail development, then they should back out or delay this project.