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No to Belmont Ridge proposed zoning change request on Hickory Hill Rd

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Cynthia Sanders
10 years ago

Please adhere to the Current Argyle development plan. Then I wil support new developments!

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Beverly Perdue
10 years ago

I don't mind growth . But I think it should stay zoned the way it is .

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Judy Curran
10 years ago

Opposed to Hickory Hill rezoning.

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R King
10 years ago

I just moved to Hearth Terrace. I am against the proposed zoning change.

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Sue Arnim
10 years ago

Please please please only do big lot places. And save the trees. Love my Argyle

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Linda Puckett
10 years ago

This will RUIN charming Hickory Hill Road. Haven't we sacrified enough as a town by letting Harvest and Canyon Falls build on tiny lots and crowding our schools? At this rate, Argyle will look like Corinth in no time. Please support SANE development, not this garbage.

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Robert Blacklidge
10 years ago

No new high density developments.

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Jack Poeschl
10 years ago

High density housing only benefits those in the real estate and mortgage businesses.

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Betsy Cole
10 years ago

Please keep Argyle rural.

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Betsy Cole
10 years ago

We wish for Argyle to continue to have a rural community feel. More business development would be preferred over high density homes.

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Carolyn Stanford
10 years ago

The rural atmosphere of Argyle has already been compromised. We don't need anymore high density development !

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Jamie Goodson
10 years ago

Argyle wants to stay rural!

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Joanna Price
10 years ago

No to new development

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Paul Kula
10 years ago

Keep Argyle Rural. SF-2.5 is the correct zoning for this area. Keep it that way. The Future Land Use Plan (for residential) is NOT a Keep Argyle Rural plan.

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Rachelle Crawford
10 years ago

Keep Argyle Rural, lush, green!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

We want to keep Argyle rural. No to high density homes. Safety concern for our neighborhood.

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Robert R Robbins Jr
10 years ago

I totally agree with keeping the home sites at 2.5 or greater.

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Ronald Schmidt
10 years ago

There is already enough inventory to accommodate those desiring high density type homes. Just seeing those developed will change the face of Argyle and what we love about if for ever.

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Kathy Boren
10 years ago

No, keep Argyle rural.

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Julee Kula
10 years ago

I agree 100% to vote against Belmont Ridge.