The infrastructure is not in place to handle the growth in our area.
The roads, schools, utilities & emerg responders are already stretched. This would handicap our community & negatively impact the quality of life for people in Chapin.
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Christopher kimball
1 year ago
We need no more homes, traffic is bad enough
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James Cordan
1 year ago
I oppose further Residencial Development of Chapin and the surrounding area.
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Rick Pascal
1 year ago
Our infrastructure is maxed out as it is adding 106 new homes will further decrease the quality of life for those of us who use the utilities, roads, and schools. These developers come in and develope the land take their profits and leave the local residences with the infrastructure nightmares. When will the local governments learn what they are doing by allowing these new developments.
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D Bundrick
1 year ago
NO MORE SUBDIVISION DEVELOPERS ARE KILLING THE WILDLIFE AND KILLING THIS SMALL TOWN
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Philip Taylor
1 year ago
STOP IT. STOP IT NOW
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Sydney Mitcham
1 year ago
Stop building here
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Kio Huggins
1 year ago
Chapin development in my opinion has gotten out of control period. There is something to be said for slow growth. I have lived in this area for over 25 years now, and to say the change has been drastic with a full speed ahead mentality is an understatement. Traffic, over crowded schools and damage to once was a small hidden gem near the lake has been done. If we don't slow it now Chapin with become like Lexington. We'll, I don't want to live in Lexington (no offense to Lexington) . It is not or never. Developers looking to buy up land and build...that is all...money.
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Enough is enough
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Bill Williams
1 year ago
No more homes until more and better roads
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Janice Cook
1 year ago
Please, no more houses! Traffic is already ridiculous in and around Chapin.
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Christina Hawkins
1 year ago
PLEASE, no more neighborhoods in this area!
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Anonymous
1 year ago
It would be highly irresponsible given and seeing obvious information on infrastructure, sewer / septic alterations, overcrowding of schools and impact on education, and added environmental stress for this development to occur.
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Daniel
1 year ago
Stop the growth in South Carolina until in infrastructure can hold it.
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Mary Frances Huggins
1 year ago
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I spent so much time in these woods riding my bike and walking through the trails as a kid, and I want my kids to have the same chance. We need space to get outside and use our imagination, not more houses.
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Strongly oppose this development
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Anonymous
1 year ago
We can't handle any more homes being built due to lack of infrastructure...meaning roads to handle the traffic that would now balloon into my neighborhood at Ashwood Hill, Hiller Rd, and Wessinger Rd.
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Carol Brooks
1 year ago
Mainly because of infrastructure and unable to get out of a neighborhood we've lived in for so long off old Lexington highway
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David Weigle
1 year ago
I agree wholeheartedly with the objections in this petition. Our schools are overcrowded, our roads are overcrowded, and the infrastructure cannot support the additional load. Please block this development.
We’re full, Yankees
The infrastructure is not in place to handle the growth in our area. The roads, schools, utilities & emerg responders are already stretched. This would handicap our community & negatively impact the quality of life for people in Chapin.
We need no more homes, traffic is bad enough
I oppose further Residencial Development of Chapin and the surrounding area.
Our infrastructure is maxed out as it is adding 106 new homes will further decrease the quality of life for those of us who use the utilities, roads, and schools. These developers come in and develope the land take their profits and leave the local residences with the infrastructure nightmares. When will the local governments learn what they are doing by allowing these new developments.
NO MORE SUBDIVISION DEVELOPERS ARE KILLING THE WILDLIFE AND KILLING THIS SMALL TOWN
STOP IT. STOP IT NOW
Stop building here
Chapin development in my opinion has gotten out of control period. There is something to be said for slow growth. I have lived in this area for over 25 years now, and to say the change has been drastic with a full speed ahead mentality is an understatement. Traffic, over crowded schools and damage to once was a small hidden gem near the lake has been done. If we don't slow it now Chapin with become like Lexington. We'll, I don't want to live in Lexington (no offense to Lexington) . It is not or never. Developers looking to buy up land and build...that is all...money.
Enough is enough
No more homes until more and better roads
Please, no more houses! Traffic is already ridiculous in and around Chapin.
PLEASE, no more neighborhoods in this area!
It would be highly irresponsible given and seeing obvious information on infrastructure, sewer / septic alterations, overcrowding of schools and impact on education, and added environmental stress for this development to occur.
Stop the growth in South Carolina until in infrastructure can hold it.
I spent so much time in these woods riding my bike and walking through the trails as a kid, and I want my kids to have the same chance. We need space to get outside and use our imagination, not more houses.
Strongly oppose this development
We can't handle any more homes being built due to lack of infrastructure...meaning roads to handle the traffic that would now balloon into my neighborhood at Ashwood Hill, Hiller Rd, and Wessinger Rd.
Mainly because of infrastructure and unable to get out of a neighborhood we've lived in for so long off old Lexington highway
I agree wholeheartedly with the objections in this petition. Our schools are overcrowded, our roads are overcrowded, and the infrastructure cannot support the additional load. Please block this development.