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Residents Against Apartments at Sprayberry Crossing

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Bernadette York
5 years ago

Traffic backups, schools overcrowded and property values decline! Apartment and townhomes in this development are “a recipe for disaster!” There was and is a reason why “no apartment housing” became the rule in East Cobb many years ago! I know I voted for this restriction back then....Now we must Not Allow this to happen in our neighborhoods, roads and schools!

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Ali Shallouf
5 years ago

Don’t want longer lines at Chick-fil-A

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Janet Breese
5 years ago

This is already a very busy traffic area. Why are so many apartments being considered?

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Paul Feldman
5 years ago

No apartment touching ref raff to t bgg e aera ti much traffic NO DONT DO IT! Business owner and local resident.

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Angel Garcia
5 years ago

Please NO!

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Hamite Arifi
5 years ago

Stop over development.

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Glenn Hopkins
5 years ago

We want to keep our area with single family housing only. Townhomes are ok but not apartments.

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Frank Schieber
5 years ago

I've asked questions about this project when it first was proposed and never got an answer. Any time I do not get answers, I do not vote for any proposal.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Totally against high density housing in our area!

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Rod Smallwood
5 years ago

No apts and the people who come with it

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Anghelina Pascar
5 years ago

Harper Woods

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Eric Simon
5 years ago

I am opposed to the proposed Sprayberry Commons development.

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Arlene J LeClair
5 years ago

Not needed in East Cobb

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VALERIE HANDLEY
5 years ago

Suttons Orchard subdivision

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Cheryle Mundy
5 years ago

No Apartments!!! This is a single family residential area!!

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Matthew Pulsipher
5 years ago

While I think we can all agree that the area in question needs some form of redevelopment, additional housing would fundamentally change the character of the area, in addition to contributing towards traffic on Sandy Plains, which is already susceptible to severe congestion during rush hour. As a resident of Harper Woods, I strongly oppose this proposal for high-density housing in this area.

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Jorge Cuellar
5 years ago

No apartments. No high-density for East Cobb. Marlanta.

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Lyn Cohen
5 years ago

The usual bait and switch with developers. First draft I was willing to think limited number apartments, max two bedrooms, 3 stories. They’ve removed green space and traffic in this new design will be a new nightmare.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

North Chestnut Grove

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Dolores Sayada
5 years ago

NO