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
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Steve Drewes
4 years ago
Such a high density project is just too much for the surrounding area to handle. Why not townhouses? Are they not profitable enough for the developers or Apex?
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Anne Pelham
4 years ago
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Robert Gibson
4 years ago
Opposed. Citizens should not be paying a BOND for increased demand on infrasturcture, developers should pay.
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Cathie Tutka
4 years ago
This is already a congested traffic area. High density development is not appropriate for this space. I STRONGLY oppose this development.
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Randy Heasley
4 years ago
Dangerously high traffic. Lowers out homes value. Takes away from beauty! Not good at all!
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Skaggs Steve
4 years ago
This is a traffic nightmare in the making.
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gretchen Rizor
4 years ago
Leave some trees or property will be worthless
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Anonymous
4 years ago
This is going to be a night mare with the current infrastructure around this place.
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MARIO AYALA
4 years ago
This will bring unsafe our community. No to the project.
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Anonymous
4 years ago
Apex does not have the infrastructure to support this.
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Patricia Fiette
4 years ago
NOOOOO, ENOUGH high density housing in this area!
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Michael Berry
4 years ago
Having recently purchased a home in the Linville Ridge development, I absolutely am against such a large development within such a small space. The infrastructure currently is not capable, nor do I think that the infrastructure could be made capable of supporting such a massive project. The slower pace and reduced traffic are a welcome respite from the often busy and overcrowded Cary and Apex streets. This development would not be in line with Apex's history of the pinnacle of living in the U.S.. This development would increase safety concerns for children walking to school and pedestrians enjoying the slower pace area great for walking.
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Mary Anne Ragusa
4 years ago
I totally am against it.
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Bea Pera
4 years ago
I do not want this development to happen
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Leroy Beauff
4 years ago
What a terrible way to ruin an otherwise nice neighborhood. The rich get richer, and the rest of us sit in traffic
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Chuck England
4 years ago
It was about a “real estate” developer who happened to get elected to a high position. I wouldn’t use his ethics or morals to help decide what to do in this situation
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Chuck England
4 years ago
Art did you get my previous post regarding your illl-placed comment? It seems to have disappeared
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Anonymous
4 years ago
I oppose this construction
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Anonymous
4 years ago
Oppose this construction
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Chuck England
4 years ago
Art you are not helping. If you’d like to talk politics I’m sure there are other forums to help you tell the world what a respectable real estate developer Donald Trump was
Such a high density project is just too much for the surrounding area to handle. Why not townhouses? Are they not profitable enough for the developers or Apex?
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Opposed. Citizens should not be paying a BOND for increased demand on infrasturcture, developers should pay.
This is already a congested traffic area. High density development is not appropriate for this space. I STRONGLY oppose this development.
Dangerously high traffic. Lowers out homes value. Takes away from beauty! Not good at all!
This is a traffic nightmare in the making.
Leave some trees or property will be worthless
This is going to be a night mare with the current infrastructure around this place.
This will bring unsafe our community. No to the project.
Apex does not have the infrastructure to support this.
NOOOOO, ENOUGH high density housing in this area!
Having recently purchased a home in the Linville Ridge development, I absolutely am against such a large development within such a small space. The infrastructure currently is not capable, nor do I think that the infrastructure could be made capable of supporting such a massive project. The slower pace and reduced traffic are a welcome respite from the often busy and overcrowded Cary and Apex streets. This development would not be in line with Apex's history of the pinnacle of living in the U.S.. This development would increase safety concerns for children walking to school and pedestrians enjoying the slower pace area great for walking.
I totally am against it.
I do not want this development to happen
What a terrible way to ruin an otherwise nice neighborhood. The rich get richer, and the rest of us sit in traffic
It was about a “real estate” developer who happened to get elected to a high position. I wouldn’t use his ethics or morals to help decide what to do in this situation
Art did you get my previous post regarding your illl-placed comment? It seems to have disappeared
I oppose this construction
Oppose this construction
Art you are not helping. If you’d like to talk politics I’m sure there are other forums to help you tell the world what a respectable real estate developer Donald Trump was