Please deny this annexation, lets keep Eagleville a small country town. Look at what has happened to Nolensville in a few short years. We do not want that in our town. I moved for the country lifestyle, not urban living.
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Justin
4 years ago
No more subdivisions.
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Raymond Camp
4 years ago
This area does not need a high density subdivision!
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Rosy Perez
4 years ago
Love the small community!
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Stephanie Rieforth
4 years ago
Eagleville and Unionville are closed! We are full! If we wanted more subdivisions we would have moved into one.
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Joe F Carlton Jr
4 years ago
They would even have to put up a Red Light at 41A... We don't need any of this. All these people care about is making money. All our city council wants is the tax dollars. I know that from talking to them!!!! Give us our space.
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Rebekah Jolley
4 years ago
DO NOT BUILD THESE HOUSES HERE.
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Anonymous
4 years ago
Keep the 5 acre per lot limit, slow the growth!
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Anonymous
4 years ago
Growth is going to happen, but needs to be at a pace where municipalities can keep up and resolve road, school, utility issues ahead of the growth and not behind it.
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Emily
4 years ago
Enough is enough
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Anonymous
4 years ago
Keep the 5 acre per lot limit, slow the growth!
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Beth Jones
4 years ago
Keep the traffic out!
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Erica
4 years ago
Please stop
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Luis Aguero
4 years ago
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BuIlding homes before the infrastructure is built is out of order. You don’t just build homes and then worry about the infrastructure. You build the city first then homes.
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Anonymous
4 years ago
Let small towns be small towns.
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Alexa Vernon
4 years ago
We do not have the infrastructure for this type of development.
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John Curtis
4 years ago
Absolutely not!!
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Austin Reed
4 years ago
Please no!
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Pam Vauggn
4 years ago
I’m curious to see what the plan is to protect the Harpeth River, and I’d like to see what the plan is to prevent the change in the land around the river from causing flooding to existing homes and farms along the path. I’d be interested to hear input from the Harpeth River Watershed as well. The new bridge at 41 A would also be greatly impacted. Pulling out at both Webb and River roads is already a hazard.
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Anonymous
4 years ago
If you build houses before infrastructure you'll end up with slums. Stop housing development until everything else catches up.
Please deny this annexation, lets keep Eagleville a small country town. Look at what has happened to Nolensville in a few short years. We do not want that in our town. I moved for the country lifestyle, not urban living.
No more subdivisions.
This area does not need a high density subdivision!
Love the small community!
Eagleville and Unionville are closed! We are full! If we wanted more subdivisions we would have moved into one.
They would even have to put up a Red Light at 41A... We don't need any of this. All these people care about is making money. All our city council wants is the tax dollars. I know that from talking to them!!!! Give us our space.
DO NOT BUILD THESE HOUSES HERE.
Keep the 5 acre per lot limit, slow the growth!
Growth is going to happen, but needs to be at a pace where municipalities can keep up and resolve road, school, utility issues ahead of the growth and not behind it.
Enough is enough
Keep the 5 acre per lot limit, slow the growth!
Keep the traffic out!
Please stop
BuIlding homes before the infrastructure is built is out of order. You don’t just build homes and then worry about the infrastructure. You build the city first then homes.
Let small towns be small towns.
We do not have the infrastructure for this type of development.
Absolutely not!!
Please no!
I’m curious to see what the plan is to protect the Harpeth River, and I’d like to see what the plan is to prevent the change in the land around the river from causing flooding to existing homes and farms along the path. I’d be interested to hear input from the Harpeth River Watershed as well. The new bridge at 41 A would also be greatly impacted. Pulling out at both Webb and River roads is already a hazard.
If you build houses before infrastructure you'll end up with slums. Stop housing development until everything else catches up.