When new residents buy/move into an establishment community it becomes harassment when the new resident engages in tactics to erase a pre established culture, and publicly criticizes the established homeowners vintage home. Harassment in these forms becomes scare tactics.
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Taylor maples
4 years ago
Keep northpark alive
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Cleather Roberson
4 years ago
Save Elm Thicket
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Michael Dorsey
4 years ago
Save northpark
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Itheria Hutson-Hollins
4 years ago
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We love our community, we do no mind updating our community, however these builders are ruining the look of the community by realigning the front of the home to dwarf our current homes. This makes the neighborhood look uneven and bad.
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Kenneth Deamon
4 years ago
Keep this historic neighborhood rooted in its roots!
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Eric DAVIS
4 years ago
I've lived in North Port 56 years I still have family and friends out there really love the neighborhood and not plan on going and where time soon we own properties and land the neighborhood
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Zac THOMPSON
4 years ago
Zac Thompson
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Micaela Dartson
4 years ago
I was born and raised there and am proud of the history and culture of Elm Thicket. Those who are bothered by us wanting to preserve our heritage should live elsewhere.
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Vivian Clark
4 years ago
It's horrible how you can try to destroy and change a community.
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Sahnique Vaughn
4 years ago
I Grew up in this Neighborhood. It has always been a community. It has its ups and downs, But was always family. It is unthinkable what is happening to OUR Community.
Dallas must do better save elm thicket
Save our rich history and heritage.
When new residents buy/move into an establishment community it becomes harassment when the new resident engages in tactics to erase a pre established culture, and publicly criticizes the established homeowners vintage home. Harassment in these forms becomes scare tactics.
Keep northpark alive
Save Elm Thicket
Save northpark
We love our community, we do no mind updating our community, however these builders are ruining the look of the community by realigning the front of the home to dwarf our current homes. This makes the neighborhood look uneven and bad.
Keep this historic neighborhood rooted in its roots!
I've lived in North Port 56 years I still have family and friends out there really love the neighborhood and not plan on going and where time soon we own properties and land the neighborhood
Zac Thompson
I was born and raised there and am proud of the history and culture of Elm Thicket. Those who are bothered by us wanting to preserve our heritage should live elsewhere.
It's horrible how you can try to destroy and change a community.
I Grew up in this Neighborhood. It has always been a community. It has its ups and downs, But was always family. It is unthinkable what is happening to OUR Community.
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