As someone who has lived in a home ruined by eminent domain, please spare this one!
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Lauren Fluder
9 years ago
This is a beautiful area, let's keep it that way.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
My great grandparents lived here my mom aunts and uncles all spent a lot of time here this is 1800's history we don't have enough history left in this world
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Jason Bartley
9 years ago
Leave these peoples land alone! I'm sure there are other means of accomplishing what the city wants without stealing land that has been in the same family for decades.
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Clayton pyron
9 years ago
Best of luck to the luscombe family
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Malik Banks
9 years ago
Good Luck :) i wish the best for the Luscombe Family
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sheri godfrey
9 years ago
According to maps there is another way to achieve having a water line without further dividing the Luscombe property. The water line easement is a "wolf" dressed in lamb's clothing. And there are already plans filed with Collin County to wide the road and take take more property than the city is entitled to.
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Shelia Ritter
9 years ago
Have memories of this place. Please save it
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Kay Alguire
9 years ago
The city needs to honor their commitments. When they took part of my to do road I lost property,trees I only got two replacement . Leave some country here we aren't Dallas and don't want to be ,
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Judy Hanson
9 years ago
I agree keep the water lines behind the property. I have memories there too
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Lonny Haynes
9 years ago
Preserve Foster Crossing and all properties surrounding the area!
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Keith Palmer
9 years ago
Keep up the good fight.
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Monica Woodard
9 years ago
Please go elsewhere to layout your water lines! Don't destroy the years of heritage and beauty go to waste. Cause that can't be rebuild or replaced just over night! That took years too preserve. Keep Luscombe Farms as is!
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sandra lynn daniel
9 years ago
My grandmother lived in this house for a while many years ago! Please save it!
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Marcia Navarre-Haynes
9 years ago
We support you!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Please show respect for this family and build the road away from their homes.
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Samantha Zavala
9 years ago
I support homesteads!
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April Tamplen
9 years ago
Praying they don't get any land from this family. Family land means a lot to me as well. Leave this land alone because family and memories have made there and that is priceless.
As someone who has lived in a home ruined by eminent domain, please spare this one!
This is a beautiful area, let's keep it that way.
My great grandparents lived here my mom aunts and uncles all spent a lot of time here this is 1800's history we don't have enough history left in this world
Leave these peoples land alone! I'm sure there are other means of accomplishing what the city wants without stealing land that has been in the same family for decades.
Best of luck to the luscombe family
Good Luck :) i wish the best for the Luscombe Family
According to maps there is another way to achieve having a water line without further dividing the Luscombe property. The water line easement is a "wolf" dressed in lamb's clothing. And there are already plans filed with Collin County to wide the road and take take more property than the city is entitled to.
Have memories of this place. Please save it
The city needs to honor their commitments. When they took part of my to do road I lost property,trees I only got two replacement . Leave some country here we aren't Dallas and don't want to be ,
I agree keep the water lines behind the property. I have memories there too
Preserve Foster Crossing and all properties surrounding the area!
Keep up the good fight.
Please go elsewhere to layout your water lines! Don't destroy the years of heritage and beauty go to waste. Cause that can't be rebuild or replaced just over night! That took years too preserve. Keep Luscombe Farms as is!
My grandmother lived in this house for a while many years ago! Please save it!
We support you!
Please show respect for this family and build the road away from their homes.
I support homesteads!
Praying they don't get any land from this family. Family land means a lot to me as well. Leave this land alone because family and memories have made there and that is priceless.
Heritage before profit!!!!
God bless the Luscombe's