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OPPOSED to developing Pleasant Dr/S Mineral Springs/Holder Rd

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Suzie Gooding
8 years ago

Silt and soil via Little Lick Creek from the construction of these homes is likely to flow into Grove Park's lake. Note: each and every resident in Grove Park will be responsible to pay for dredging of the lake after the housing developer's profit increases their bottom line. No one should want their pockets picked in order to increase other's profits. The addition of so many impervious surfaces from this development will cause lake and creek levels to rise during torrential rainfalls. Why should many of the Grove Park residents be placed in floodplains, thus requiring those residents to forever pay for expensive flood insurance so profit can be made for a select few? And traffic - what a quagmire we have already, even prior to this new development. Why, why, why would anyone want to welcome this development?

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Anonymous
8 years ago

I live in Grove Park, traveling down this road daily is already horrendous. I will blast all over social media what a terrible investment buying a home there would be if it is developed.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Congestion is already a nightmare. Road is narrow, area is already overcrowded

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Anonymous
8 years ago

I feel that there is too much road congestion already. Adding additional homes isn't appropriate until traffic congestion has been improved.

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Sarah Domangue
8 years ago

We moved to this area because we were tires of the sometimes hour-long commute back to East Raleigh. The taxes are higher here, but the time savings were enough to make up for the extra cost. If the roads get any more crowded, the attractive commute to work will diminish, leaving little reason to pay the higher taxes to live here rather than in Wake county.

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Donna Saydeh
8 years ago

I will not be able to attend but I do oppose this development. It is way to crowded already. I moved here because of who this area was county but yet close to shopping. Love this neighborhood don't bring it down.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

No development until roads are upgraded to accommodate the EXISTING traffic plus the anticipated increase in traffic!!

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Amy Smith
8 years ago

There is too much traffic already, and we like the trees and spaces. The reason we moved here from Cary was because of the undeveloped land

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Debi Radcliffe
8 years ago

Too much traffic already. Get that part under control before adding to it with more housing!

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Chelsey Lowery
8 years ago

Opposed to new development until roads are improved.

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Omar Mincey
8 years ago

Opposed to any new development until roads are improved.

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Michele Dixon
8 years ago

TOO MUCH TRAFFIC ON MINERAL SPRINGS!!! No more houses!!!

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andrea clark
8 years ago

no more housing, to much traffic already.

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Stacy Tranquille
8 years ago

Infrastructure improvements first!

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Georgia Dabinett
8 years ago

This area is congested already and making this side of town much less desirable. My 19 minute commute to work beciomes 45 during rush hpur. Any longer and we are moving elsewhere.

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Alexandra Vaughn
8 years ago

Until the traffic congestion has been addressed, I don't believe this area can afford any additional homes.

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Robert Heyn
8 years ago

No new development without first making traffic and infrastructure improvements!!

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Marena Groll
8 years ago Featured

Very opposed to this development. The roads are not able to handle the traffic as it is. Terribly congested, making it unsafe for the residents, especially the children walking in the area.

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John Lambropoulos
8 years ago

It takes me over half an hour to get to Hwy 70 during rush hour and that's just 1-2 miles of driving. I can walk much faster than that! No more homes unless the roads can support further growth.

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Tanya Mager
8 years ago

Roads are horrible Schools are horrible Safety would become more of a concern MORE wild life would be at risk