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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Jose Maldonado
4 years ago
I do not want this apartment complex in my neighborhood
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Chuck England
4 years ago
Apex has done such a pathetic job of managing new development and the influx of incoming residents. This is not why many people want to move to this area. Look at the recent rezonings/subdivisions they have allowed. Does not instill confidence in me that the product there will be a good decision. PUSH BACK NOW! Once the developers have their foot in the door it’s too late!
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April Rooker
4 years ago
I agree. Stop this development. The existing infrastructure in this neighborhood can't support an additional 200 residences, and the schools can't absorb the additional students.
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Eleanor Alperton
4 years ago
Please no apartments!!!! It creates a problem in the community.
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Vicki Eiland
4 years ago
We dont need anymore apartments!!!!
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Anonymous
4 years ago
Increased traffic in the morning increases risk for the children walking to school
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Deborah Friedler
4 years ago
No new apartments or housing developments should be built until the infrastructure can support the additional units, especially the already overcrowded school. Traffic is already congested in this area.
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Anonymous
4 years ago
We do not have the road infrastructure to support all these people.
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Bernice Schwartz
4 years ago
Oppose development at intersection of Laura Duncan and N. SalemnSt.
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Art Vandelay
4 years ago
Dems and builders working together to import more liberals. I wouldn't be surprised if Sleepy Joe dumped some Haitians in there!
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Sofie Permana
· petition starter
4 years ago
On top of the current traffic that is already congested, the development plan has no plan to improve the infrastructure. Also, it is one thing to add townhouses to relieve housing shortage, but it is another thing to built rent-able only units which only lines up the pocket of the building owner.
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Belinda Wells
4 years ago
Traffic is already quite busy; development isn’t in keeping with the nearby owner occupied structures.
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Michael Stypolkowski
4 years ago
Water Easement run off issues will flood houses in Cary and the privately owned run off pond in Laurel Crossing.
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Nataliia Jacobson
4 years ago
This will cause too much traffic and congestion. Townhomes or single family detached houses would fit with the surrounding area.
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Diane Stypolkowski
4 years ago
Water easement run off issues flooding property of houses in Cary and Laurel Crossing Privately owned run off system.
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Art Vandelay
4 years ago
This will lower my property value
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Daniel Jacobson
4 years ago
200 unit apartment complex is too much for this tract. I'd be okay with a responsibly planned townhome development with green space
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Sumathi Ramesh
4 years ago
I strongly disagree for further crowding on this part of Old Apex, Laura Duncan & Salem Church Street.Its already night mare and the traffic is crazy and with more units around will cause more noise, heavy traffic and safety issues as my backyards faces directly to the road and it's awful !
This is really ridiculous and will cause more problems.
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Anonymous
4 years ago
The over-building going on in Apex is out of control. Traffic is already frightening. Infrastructure is not keeping up with the needs of Apex’s residents.
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Christopher Andrew Scott
4 years ago
200 units in this space will create an abundance of road congestion on already busy town/city roads, negatively impact the experience of nearby communities, and reduce overall quality of life for those in neighboring areas.
I do not want this apartment complex in my neighborhood
Apex has done such a pathetic job of managing new development and the influx of incoming residents. This is not why many people want to move to this area. Look at the recent rezonings/subdivisions they have allowed. Does not instill confidence in me that the product there will be a good decision. PUSH BACK NOW! Once the developers have their foot in the door it’s too late!
I agree. Stop this development. The existing infrastructure in this neighborhood can't support an additional 200 residences, and the schools can't absorb the additional students.
Please no apartments!!!! It creates a problem in the community.
We dont need anymore apartments!!!!
Increased traffic in the morning increases risk for the children walking to school
No new apartments or housing developments should be built until the infrastructure can support the additional units, especially the already overcrowded school. Traffic is already congested in this area.
We do not have the road infrastructure to support all these people.
Oppose development at intersection of Laura Duncan and N. SalemnSt.
Dems and builders working together to import more liberals. I wouldn't be surprised if Sleepy Joe dumped some Haitians in there!
On top of the current traffic that is already congested, the development plan has no plan to improve the infrastructure. Also, it is one thing to add townhouses to relieve housing shortage, but it is another thing to built rent-able only units which only lines up the pocket of the building owner.
Traffic is already quite busy; development isn’t in keeping with the nearby owner occupied structures.
Water Easement run off issues will flood houses in Cary and the privately owned run off pond in Laurel Crossing.
This will cause too much traffic and congestion. Townhomes or single family detached houses would fit with the surrounding area.
Water easement run off issues flooding property of houses in Cary and Laurel Crossing Privately owned run off system.
This will lower my property value
200 unit apartment complex is too much for this tract. I'd be okay with a responsibly planned townhome development with green space
I strongly disagree for further crowding on this part of Old Apex, Laura Duncan & Salem Church Street.Its already night mare and the traffic is crazy and with more units around will cause more noise, heavy traffic and safety issues as my backyards faces directly to the road and it's awful ! This is really ridiculous and will cause more problems.
The over-building going on in Apex is out of control. Traffic is already frightening. Infrastructure is not keeping up with the needs of Apex’s residents.
200 units in this space will create an abundance of road congestion on already busy town/city roads, negatively impact the experience of nearby communities, and reduce overall quality of life for those in neighboring areas.