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PETITION OF TIMBROOK FARMS RESIDENTS, ADJACENT NEIGHBORS, AND RESIDENTS OF WILSON COUNTY

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Anonymous
3 months ago

As both a resident in Belinda City and package delivery driver in the area of Central Pike at S. Mt. Juliet Rd down to Central Pike and Posey Hill, I am completely against more developments in this area at this time. For my job, I drive a P1000 size truck and have much difficulty already just driving on Central Pike due to VERY POOR road conditions, ZERO shoulder, and lots of much bigger commercial trucks commuting on Central Pike. Repair and widen the road to accommodate all of the extra traffic before adding extra traffic to the big mess that we already have. Also, I would HIGHLY SUGGEST to have much bigger and extra signs on Beckwith, Posey Hill, and Central Pike for NO TRUCKS and for it to be fully enforced. The towel headed Amazon drivers that are in 18 wheelers, cannot read English nor will they follow the enforcement signs. I suggest patrolling those areas full time so that those drivers are fined for breaking the law. Stop trying to force us all in the area to live like sardines in a can!

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Carolyn Washing
3 months ago

The residents of Quad Oak oppose the connection of any roads to our neighborhood.

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Baker
3 months ago

Stop overcrowding this area. Our roads and water systems are not built to handle more homes.

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Teresa Brewster
3 months ago

I agree with this petition.

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Aniline Veazey
3 months ago

We don't need more houses.

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Anonymous
3 months ago

I am opposed.

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Carol Garcia
3 months ago

Central Pike already in poor condition and has not been resurfaced

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Christina Manus
3 months ago

No more semi trucks and warehouses in the rural areas.

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Steve Ferrell
3 months ago Featured

The county has allowed over development without adequate infrastructure for many years and without regard for the impact of existing communities. At some point development must cease or at least pause until thoughtful and long term planning to allow infrastructure and impact analysis to catch up. We have reached that time and place. No further development of any significant size should be allowed without a vote or petition from citizens within a 5 mile radius of the proposed development. Please do not approve this, or any, new communities.

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Esther Adams
3 months ago

Please don’t remove all the trees. They are beautiful and the wildlife need it. We have enough building in Mt Juliet. We need to preserve nature.

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Christina Wilson
3 months ago

Stay out of seven springs

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Dale sweet
3 months ago

This is right behind my house yuk we don’t need any more traffic around here we can’t handle it

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Maria Schaefer
3 months ago Featured

Perfectly ridiculous. Our water is already struggling and you all want to add to it??? Shameful to add a crazy amount of cars on an already skinny, dangerous, busy, and POTHOLE filled road. Seems you'd fix the road to accommodate first but I guess that doesn't bring in revenue.

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David Stephen Patrick
3 months ago

The overdevelopment of the county is overwhelming the infrastructure, increasing traffic and congestion, crime and causing depreciation of adjacent properties.

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Richard Bristow
3 months ago

Enough is enough STOP BUILDING MORE DEVELOPMENTS!!!

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Holly Corbin
3 months ago Featured

I oppose this subdivision. We need drastic infrastructure improvements before additional rooftops are added. I live in the seven springs subdivision and I have heard they plan on connecting our water systems together. I’d like to understand the implications of this a little more.

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Mary Kennedy
3 months ago

Stop!!

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Perry Neal
3 months ago

Wilson County…..Let’s Keep it Country!!!

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Dawn Hall
3 months ago

We do not need another subdivision. We are overcrowded now!

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MATTHEW FISCHER
3 months ago

It’s bad enough now!