Petition against the Adams Property Subdivision
The residents of Sunset Park Subdivision and/or
Nolensville, Tennessee, as evidenced by their signatures below, hereby petition
the Nolensville Planning Commission and Board of Mayor and
Alderman, hereinafter "BOMA" to consider the items listed below, in
either approving or denying the prerequisite permits for the development of the
subdivision being proposed to the BOMA known as the "Adams
Property." The Petition
respectively requests the Nolensville Planning Commission and BOMA
to consider, discuss, and hear oral presentations, on the following items:
1. The Adams Property should not be solely
and exclusively, connected to the Sunset Park and Brittain Downs
subdivisions;
2. The
Adams Property should have their own signs and markings, creating their own
entrances and exits to avoid even the appearance
that it is related to or otherwise appear, that it is part of Sunset Park
Subdivision;
3. The Nolensville
Planning Commission and BOMA should require an environmental
impact study on the effects that construction
will have on at least one Natural Spring/Wetlands Area
that runs behind the homes in Sunset Park and connects to the Applicant's Land in
addition to at least one sinkhole on this land.
4. The Nolensville
Planning Commission and BOMA should inquire to potential
flooding issues, specifically, the water flow paths
from the higher elevations down to the
man-made retention ponds. Presently, there are no man made water flow paths, which permits
the water running downhill, to take any path it desires. This water path flow
behind the homes on Clifton JohnstonCourt,
runs directly into the Natural Spring/Wetlands Area, which
is standing water from the natural spring over a large area of land. In mild to heavy down pours, this area leaves
the water flow path and floods that immediate area. In addition, its creating a healthy environment for pests and flooding yards.
5. To
the extent that the Adams Property is connected with the Sunset Park
Subdivision, the newly constructed homes should be on the same lot sizes as Sunset Park's homes, as the current
plat plan indicates lots of 20,000 square feet or greater. In addition,
the newly constructed homes should be comparable homes to Sunset Park homes, in price
comparison, square footage size, and quality of
construction. Such as, the newly created subdivision of Sherwood Green, as built by Regent Homes. This is especially important, if the
Adams Property development is connected with the Sunset Park subdivision.
The traffic is already bad enough on our street without adding a whole new subdivision cutting through. Please listen to us.