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Protect Our Farms

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Raymond Kutch
3 years ago

No to Jubilee under the current plan. No infrastructure, No CDD. Need to see the supporting infrastructure first. Over loading the current roads, power (electric), water and sewage, will produce a destructive detriment to the current citizens at our expense! Cramming too many houses in per acre is a setup for an environmental disaster.

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Denise Crandell
3 years ago

No cdd for jubilee. Keep 1 house per acre

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Lou Boshears
3 years ago

No! Santa Rosa County can’t handle more housing developments. infrastructure first.

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Karon Dorsey
3 years ago

No! To jubilee. More clear cutting and more flooding. We have enough! This will be a disaster for Santa Rosa County! No CDD! Keep the country, country! Save our farm land!

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Robert Vannerson
3 years ago

The County needs to put in the new roads are already needed and promised before any other new development is approved. Otherwise this will be a disaster for Santa Rosa County and change our lives forever!

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Billy stone
3 years ago

Who dubbed these commissioners kings to force their will on their constituents for personal financial gain?

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Jane E Gonzalez
3 years ago

Once again Jubilee is attempting to endanger our community by over developing a rural area. Needs to stop!

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Anonymous
3 years ago

100% opposed to this nightmare development due to existing flooding issues in Santa Rosa county. Developers are running wild and the BOCC doesn't give a damn.

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Kim Kolonia
3 years ago

STOP JUBILEE!

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Holly Bush
3 years ago

Our County needs to address the existing strain on our area by improving the roadways, enhancing drainage and providing schools for the current population before further development of this magnitude.

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Donna L Berges
3 years ago

Stop this development!

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Brian Fernandez
3 years ago

Do not allow this overdevelopment of our community. Stop taxing people on their freedoms.

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Virginia McCormick
3 years ago

This county is growing too fast, nothing is being done with our infrastructural issues. Our trees are being torn down in record numbers and our wildlife if suffering. This development is going to send us over the edge.

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Pam Jolley
3 years ago

Stop the greed

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Johnathan Russell
4 years ago

Save the farms!

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Sean A Daly
4 years ago

The infrastructure and schools can’t keep up with the overdevelopment.

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Eva Price
4 years ago

I am a land owner on Martin road in Milton and the deer will have no place to live if you let the developers build on all their land. For the sake of the wildlife stop the continuious building.

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James Pillow
4 years ago

I live off Martin road, I have driven down Anderson for years. The houses they put up on Anderson with split driveways are a complete eye soar and directly in wildlife traverse routes. These tiny lot houses are going to be a huge problem for wildlife as well as generally being ugly. A real civil development plan is needed, not this garbage

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Rick D dillion
4 years ago

Agriculture is becoming like parks-time to conserve. The area has not kept up with the growth-roads, schools, infrastructure, etc . Adding thousands of cars would create another Navarre-Destin clogged system.

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McKenzie Castleberry
4 years ago

Please stop this madness!