Opposition to Commercial Zoning for the City of Oak Hill
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Pat Sanders
12 years ago
No commercial development, EVER. This is non-negotiable.
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Ray Dickerson
12 years ago
Sounds like there has been no recession
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Bob McDill
12 years ago
Once you let the camel get his nose under the edge of the tent...
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Robert Gowan
12 years ago
This is very short sighted. Have you been to Bellevue lately?
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Mitch Morrison
12 years ago
My primary concern is the traffic congestion that it could bring to an already overburdened thoroughfare and intersection.
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David Boyer
12 years ago
In addition to the obvious concerns about the general preservation and wellfare of our area this raises serious conflict of interest and dare I say corruption questions.
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Jessica Frost
12 years ago
Another Oak Hill resident that does not support additional commercial development in Oak Hill. We do not want Oak Hill to turn into Green Hills.
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Trisha Boyer
12 years ago
This is dishonest at best. Please do not ruin this sanctuary in the city.
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DONNA PRESTON
12 years ago
NASHVILLE
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Kathy Edwards
12 years ago
We are adamantly opposed to commercial develpment in Oak Hill. Keep our neighborhood a sanctuary.
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Patsy Luckett
12 years ago
I am against commercial development in Oak Hil
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Roy Luckett
12 years ago
I am very opposed to the commercial zoning
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Lee Emerson
12 years ago
No commercial zoning in Oak Hill !!!!
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Jennifer Drinnon
12 years ago
I am against commercial development in Oak Hill
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Randy Drinnon
12 years ago
I am AGAINST comercial development in Oak Hill
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Heather Thomas
12 years ago
Nolensville
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Brenda Valiquette
12 years ago
Those of us who moved to Oak Hill because of its unique and protected environment believe that rezoning will destroy the very reason we moved and raised our families here.
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Rosalynn Donoho
12 years ago
I know it is Davidson Co but look @ the impact to Williamson Co let's get them involved
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Joan S. Miller
12 years ago
I oppose the commercial zoning for our City of Oak Hill. i also object to the work that has obviously been done to this point without the involvement and full knowledge of we the tax payers and voters of Oak Hill. The follow-up email sent out by Austin McMullen giving us the three choices: discontinue trash and chipper service; increased taxes; and use of revenue created by the commercial development, are no choices at all but are presented as putting commercial revenue as the only soluntion. I am also concerned about the information that Mr. McMullen has connection to some of the members of the development. if this is correct he should act responsibly and ethically and recuse himself from these decisions.
No commercial development, EVER. This is non-negotiable.
Sounds like there has been no recession
Once you let the camel get his nose under the edge of the tent...
This is very short sighted. Have you been to Bellevue lately?
My primary concern is the traffic congestion that it could bring to an already overburdened thoroughfare and intersection.
In addition to the obvious concerns about the general preservation and wellfare of our area this raises serious conflict of interest and dare I say corruption questions.
Another Oak Hill resident that does not support additional commercial development in Oak Hill. We do not want Oak Hill to turn into Green Hills.
This is dishonest at best. Please do not ruin this sanctuary in the city.
NASHVILLE
We are adamantly opposed to commercial develpment in Oak Hill. Keep our neighborhood a sanctuary.
I am against commercial development in Oak Hil
I am very opposed to the commercial zoning
No commercial zoning in Oak Hill !!!!
I am against commercial development in Oak Hill
I am AGAINST comercial development in Oak Hill
Nolensville
Those of us who moved to Oak Hill because of its unique and protected environment believe that rezoning will destroy the very reason we moved and raised our families here.
I know it is Davidson Co but look @ the impact to Williamson Co let's get them involved
I oppose the commercial zoning for our City of Oak Hill. i also object to the work that has obviously been done to this point without the involvement and full knowledge of we the tax payers and voters of Oak Hill. The follow-up email sent out by Austin McMullen giving us the three choices: discontinue trash and chipper service; increased taxes; and use of revenue created by the commercial development, are no choices at all but are presented as putting commercial revenue as the only soluntion. I am also concerned about the information that Mr. McMullen has connection to some of the members of the development. if this is correct he should act responsibly and ethically and recuse himself from these decisions.
Otter Creek Road