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Petition to oppose the Planned Unit Development-Conditional Zoning District (PUD-CZ) at the intersection of Laura Duncan and N. Salem St. in Apex, NC

175 Comments

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Anonymous
4 years ago

This is much too large development for this area. Too much traffic would cause problems at train crossing and elementary school right nearby.

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Susan Tirgrath
4 years ago

This particular growth will make the infrastructure of that area difficult for all the residents and commuters. As well as the students and their families.

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Mingyan Huang
4 years ago

strongly against over development in Cary and Apex area

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Trish Brown
4 years ago

No!

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Ginny Moorefield
4 years ago

We have lots of families and children that walk to school and there is already too much traffic on Laura Duncan at all hours of the day

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Abbie Salamone
4 years ago

The roads in the area can’t hold more ppl. That intersection is a mess already with out more homes. Leave some is Apex green. Leave the small town feel. The pumpkin patch and Christmas tree stand the local ppl love.

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Anonymous
4 years ago

The infrastructure will not support this.

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Srikanth Vuyyuru
4 years ago

I oppose the Planned Unit Developmen t

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Neha
4 years ago

I oppose to this development.

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MICHELE A SIRONEN
4 years ago

The apartments are too big for that area.

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Kat W
4 years ago

There’s too much traffic already at this intersection. In all directions it’s common to wait at least 2 light cycles to get through. In addition to several walkers to school and park.

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Anonymous
4 years ago

I live on this street and there is already too much traffic on this street. Nice neighborhood and don’t need this here please.

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Anonymous
4 years ago

No!!!

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Samyuktha Jayakhumar
4 years ago

I oppose this development

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James Thompson
4 years ago

We do not have the proper infrastructure in this area to handle housing that dense. This is only one reason I oppose this development.

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Nick Zarzycki
4 years ago

This unit development would negatively impact the area and adjacent neighborhoods.

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Richard Gallagher
4 years ago

As with everyone else here, this does not seem thought through at all, the narrow roads cannot cope at the moment, let alone with 200-400 more cars coming into the area, schools are already at capacity also, where are the families going to send their kids to school? Seems like things have not been considered.

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Dave Schmidt
4 years ago

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Anonymous
4 years ago

Toooo many multi family units in our town!

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Sheri sampson
4 years ago

We don't have sidewalks and wide enough roads to accommodate extra people, cars in this area.