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Residents Against Apartments at Sprayberry Crossing

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Leslie Wehunt
6 years ago

Too much density, unwarranted apt rentals and drasrmtically increased traffic for our East Cobb community

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Please leave our East Cobb the way we chose it when we bought our house here. Changing the building codes alters our way of living. The traffic around this site is already difficult during rush hour. How are you going to accommodate 300x2+driving teenager cars on our roads? There will have to be a lot of 2 lanes broadened to 4 lanes. Please, please, keep our home town as is. Build within our existing codes.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

I am not for this development.

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Janet E Schrader
6 years ago

Please... no apartment buildings :(

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Piedmont Bend

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David E Silver
6 years ago

Woodstream subdivision

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Anonymous
6 years ago

This is a low density, single family community. High density developments in East Cobb need to stop.

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David McGinley
6 years ago

Please stop selling out your constituents to developers

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Karen Yanosky
6 years ago

Holly Springs Crossing

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Cheryl Schalk
6 years ago

Absolutely no Apartments. Too close to high school. This is a residential single-family area that is why we purchased here

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Doug Mullis
6 years ago

Windsor Oaks Subdivision

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Stop this high density growth

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Cathy Robertson
6 years ago

It’s a school area why why why

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Joanne Morici
6 years ago

Canterbury

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Janet Routh-Martin
6 years ago

We need to keep Sprayberry and our children in mind. A park would be much better with maybe some new retail and restaurants around it.

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Susan Bosma
6 years ago

Arbor Oaks Dr.

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Dianne Winters
6 years ago

With that many over 330 rentals 1 and 2 bedrooms and then 64 townhomes. How can that be good for a residential community. How about some ownership. Or will housing be funding with federal subsidy for some ?

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Taneka
6 years ago

NO NO NO apartments

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Kathy Engelbert
6 years ago

No apartments

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Thomas Den Haese
6 years ago

No apartments