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Protect Milton's Gravel Roads

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Marketia Patterson
10 years ago

We decided on Milton because it wasn't all paved roads, strip malls and subdivisions . I understand that growth is a necessary evil but there is no reason to pave any of the gravel roads. They are the character and charm of Milton.

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Greg Sue Miller
10 years ago

Milton is a community that people moved to because it's not like Alpharetta or East Cobb!!! However if we keep allowing development which doesn't keep Milton Milton, what would attract people hear. There is a reason people choose Milton over the others!!! Milton Gov. Please keep that in mind!

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Stephen J Jones
10 years ago Featured

I just bought a house on a gravel road in Milton (Summit Road)...and the PRIMARY reason I bought the house was due to the 3 acre minimum requirement.

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Pattie Blohm
10 years ago

We have lived here for 13 years and hate to see what is happening... :(

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Melanie Davis
10 years ago

Please leave Wood Rd alone

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Jeff Ritterling
10 years ago

Stop over developing Milton!

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Joan DeNormandie
10 years ago

Please do everything possible to preserve Milton!

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Russell Greene
10 years ago

Keep Milton rural!

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Jeanne singer
10 years ago

It was my understanding that all gravel roads/dirt roads/roads that aren't paved in their entirety must have residential lots that are 3 acres or more. This is certainly not an unreasonable standard and I cannot imagine any reason why this standard wouldn't be adhered to.

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Lee Lynch
10 years ago

Please consider not paving and expanding Milton any further. Preserve Milton!

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Lynda Humm
10 years ago

This is not a paved road!

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Janet R Turner
10 years ago

Keep Milton...MILTON!

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Marlow Skinner
10 years ago

Please protect what little rural atmosphere we have left in Milton! We moved out here for that feel, and it is slowly being wiped out by these kind of changes!

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Sarah Hunter
10 years ago

Keep Milton Rural! This is my favorite road to run.

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Lynda Empoliti
10 years ago

The over building had to stop! Our roads cannot possibly handle the traffic created by more homes. Wood Road is a gem in the heart of Milton...do not ruin the beauty of this place for a few dollars.

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Aimee salminen
10 years ago

Nooooo Pavement !

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Donna Mitiska-Johnson
10 years ago Featured

This is one of the few iconic,rural equestrian areas left in Milton. Please do the right thing and preserve the 3 acre minimum acreage as well as the gravel road.

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Karen Rogers
10 years ago

Preserve our gravel roads!

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Jennifer Pino
10 years ago

Keep rural Milton rural.

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Jennifer Pino
10 years ago

Keep rural Milton rural.