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Parkside at Shelby Farms Rezoning - Say NO

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PATRICIA TARVER
10 years ago

No! I just bought this house to move to a more relaxed neighborhood, Leave it as it is!

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Amanda Hawkins
10 years ago

This is already a high traffic area and overly congested. The last thing needed is to make it worse.

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Sarah Terry
10 years ago

It is ridiculous that we have to continually protect our parks from commercialization and development. hands off our green spaces!

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Virginia McDonald
10 years ago

Save our parks

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Michael Smith
10 years ago

NOOOOOOOO!

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Robert Gordon
10 years ago

Area needs to stay zoned single family similar to close neighborhoods. Traffic flow on Whitten and Mullin Station is dangerous even now.

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Diane Tidwell
10 years ago

My home is located on Bent Tree Ave, I do NOT want this area re -zoned commercial. The traffic in the morning on Whitten Rd is very congested and would be worse if this development is built. I bought my home in this last year in the Shelby farms area because it is a residential neighborhood. Do not re-zone my neighborhood!

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Dawn Stewart
10 years ago

I in favor of keeping this community the way it is - single family homes, the Greenline green - and to preserve the pastoral views across Shelby Farms Park.

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Martha Matthews
10 years ago

Can't you just let something be natural. Must you develop every inch of land?! There are plenty of places that stand empty. Use what you have. Leave Shelby Farms alone!

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Juan D Sanchez
10 years ago

No to changes at Shelby farms.

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Otys Daniel
10 years ago

No to rezoning / building apts, etc

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tom
10 years ago

NO!!! NO!!!! To parkside at shelby.. LEAVE BEAUTIFUL NATURE ALONE. we dont need more headaches in traffic and overcrowding we suffer enough and shelby farms is right now the place where to go and release stress and look at the beauty that was given to us. KEEP NATURE ALONE...

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Cathy Smith
10 years ago

Building an apartment complex will bring a chance of ruining the park.

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Lori jones
10 years ago

I am against the re-zoning for more apartments/businesses around Shelby farms.. Leave it alone!!!

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Dana Moore
10 years ago

The traffic is bad enough now not to mention all the money spent to develop the greenline why would you mess up the greenline and the park? Bad bad decision.

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Lisa Corley
10 years ago

No Parkside at Shelby Farms, this is one of the remaining beautiful spots we have left in Memphis. PLEASE do not Ruin IT!! I live almost on top of these farms and it's my wonderful backyard. I want to keep it that way! PLEASE.

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Nick Wiggins
10 years ago

Keep Shelby farms natural! The area will suffer with such a large density development.

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Colleen
10 years ago

Stop paving paradise

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Henry Kuehn
10 years ago

Not in my backyard!! I don't want or need high-rise apartment/commercial development in my single-home residential community. Germantown Parkway and all its commercial might is less than a mile away and has EVERYTHING we need there. Also, as many residents of this area well know, traffic is already a complete nightmare during prime hours around the stop lights and signs on Walnut Grove, Farm Road, Mullins Station Road, and Whitten Road and this will only make it worse. Even if they do try to expand some roads or add lights, it will STILL be terrible because of the added traffic from this proposed plan. Other real threats to our community would include devaluation of our homes, an increase in crime, and basically ruining the tranquil sanctity of what we all love about Shelby Farms. People visit Shelby Farms to leave the city behind. Why bring the city into Shelby Farms? Do not give this greedy mouse a cookie because if you honestly think this would be the first and last development plan for our area, you are dead wrong. Only those with the heavy pockets who developed this plan will reap the significant benefit$ while local middle-income home-owning residents are stuck dealing with the true costs. Please spread the word and say, "NO!"

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Jerry Davis
10 years ago

Please do not allow more residential development until safe roads are developed.