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THE PLANNING OFFICE OFFICIALLY REJECTED THE REZONING APPLICATION AND OUR COMMUNITY LAND STAYS PROTECTED!! I AM ABSOLUTELY THRILLED THAT OUR DETERMINED EFFORT SECURED THIS MASSIVE VICTORY FOR LAGUARDO!! WE WILL ABSOLUTELY STAY VIGILANT BUT FOR NOW LETS CELEBRATE THIS INCREDIBLE RESULT!!

September 17, 2016

Proposed Rezoning in the LaGuardo Community

Proposed Rezoning in the LaGuardo Community

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Started by Jason Smith 10 years ago

The Wilson County Planning Office has received an application from Mike Wrye of Lose and Associates representing property owner Dale McCulloch, to rezone property from (A-1) Agricultural to (R-1) Rural Residential. The property consists of 284 acres and is located on Double Log Cabin Rd. and Gwynn Ln.

They are rezoning to further develop.

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Reached 100 supporters

July 7, 2016

82 Comments

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David Smith
10 years ago Featured

Old Laguardo Road cannot handle this extra traffic. It is already being used as a cut through when 109 is backed up. It is not wide enough to meet trucks. It is already a nightmare getting out on 109 and this many more people will make it worse.

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Kimberly Langston
10 years ago Featured

This makes no sense Wilson co is being flooded by newcomers and we can't handle anymore nor can hwy 109. We need to save some land before we have no more why don't you turn it into a park instead save some nature of Wilson co before its all gone

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kevin withers
10 years ago Featured

I am currently building a house on Double Log Cabin Rd. I don't want more traffic on Double Log Cabin Rd. I also have horse being boarded on Gwynn Ln. That road (very narrow to where when two cars meet both have to drive in near ditch) is not large enough to handle the additional traffic. The entire road would have to be widened.

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Greg Harris
10 years ago Featured

I live at 318 Double Log Cabin Road. I am concerned about the additional impervious surfaces and the increased flooding potential on dry fork branch. I am a former regulatory employee at TDEC-DWR and know how these large developments can have impacts downstream.

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Dorothy Stahl
10 years ago Featured

Why would any RESPONSIBLE Planning and Zoning Board consider this. There is NO money for signalization for R108, none for buying right of way, none for the design and widening. There is no money for the necessary infrastructure, school development is years behind the needs and the list goes on.

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Kim Robertson
10 years ago Featured

Hwy 109 cannot handle the traffic as it is today! Not only can the surrounding roads not support the excess traffic , the schools that support this area will be unable to handle the influx of students as well. Do not rezone!!

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James d horner
9 years ago

How do u plan on dealing with all that traffic. Also maybe you should be obligated to build the new school that it is going to take to educate all the kids from there. Instead of tax payers .u are going to make money sell out and leave. Then leave all the people in the community to have to deal with all the headaces that is going to result in building all those house. After u sell this then u will sell the willams old farm and the farm that. Your brother lives on.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

None of the roads in the area can handle traffic from a subdivision. Gwynn is basically 1 lane. Old Laguardo is not wide enough for 2 trucks to pass. People using Smith Rd as a cut-through would be a nightmare (ask the sheriff's deputy who 'missed' a curve and went into the ditch). AND turning onto 109 from Double Log Cabin at ANY time of day or night is already dangerous, without adding this much more traffic. Not to mention, the infrastructure doesn't exist to put 284 houses out here. We like living in the COUNTRY.

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