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Parkside at Shelby Farms Rezoning - Say NO

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Denise Gowen
10 years ago

NO NO NO

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Do not ruin Shelby Farms through development and density. It will destroy this oasis for people, flora, and fauna forever. And no one would be able to put it back.

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Eric Meyers
10 years ago

this is a very BAD idea

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Katrina Scoggin
10 years ago

We are in the cusp of completing the wonderful master planning enhancements to Shelby Farms. Please don't spoil it with high rise apartments and commercial development!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Stop the re-zoning! Keep the neighborhood single family homes, and the beauty of the park.

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Emily Gallagher
10 years ago

We don't need more commercial development in that area! Leave it alone!!

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Larry Townsend
10 years ago

Please do not allow this to happen!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Idea stinks no room and will really mess up the park. Don't do it!!!!

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Lisa hays olson
10 years ago

No to this development

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Rita hilgenhold
10 years ago

Without the infrastructure to accommodate the increased traffic Mullins station, Farm road and Macon road will turn into a parking lot. Rush hour is already bumper to bumper for hours.

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Laura Brewer
10 years ago

Please leave everything low and pretty. No high rises!

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Darlene McDonald
10 years ago

NO to re-zoning

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Tony
10 years ago

I say NOOOOOOOOOO...

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Julie slate
10 years ago

No apartments there! What a mistake that would be!!

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Tim Quinn
10 years ago

Why would we let this happen

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Eugenia Rivera
10 years ago

I say NOOO!!!!!!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Condos, townhouses or something with a personal ownership stake for the residents but not apartments!

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Brenda Cullens
10 years ago

We don't need any more traffic in our area or crime. This will ruin our neighborhood

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Don't take away one of the greatest assets Memphis has. As an avid runner, I use the park several times a week. It's a rare gem in our city. Please think before you do something that cannot be undone.

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David P Dudek
10 years ago

This development will greatly reduce the appeal and value of Shelby Farms Park.