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Family Homesteads at risk (AGAIN)

238 Comments

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steve rideout
9 years ago

i hope this is stopped

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Tonni Lanning Proctor
9 years ago

I signed because its the right thing to do. This family should be able to keep there land do to the family history and a handful of other reasons.

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Chris
9 years ago

Hope all works out. Find your own land Annnnnna!!!

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Denny Robnett
9 years ago

I sign this because progress should not have to be destructive. Find another way.

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Jason Almand
9 years ago

The Anna City Council should be ashamed of their actions. Time to vote them out!

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Glenn Reno
9 years ago

Its awful

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marco Smith
9 years ago

Family land should remain in the family not repossessed by the city.

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Renie Jackson
9 years ago

Signing to keep the land in the family.

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Debbie Schulle
9 years ago

I support this petition and the right to preserve all Texas family homesteads.

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David Scarborough
9 years ago

I guess some folks forget what personal property ownership really is.

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Ryan Tontz
9 years ago Featured

We just moved here to Pecan Grove, and we chose the house and neighborhood because of the beauty of the Farm and the country road it sits on. It would be very disconcerning if Anna was trying to destroy a 100 year old farm to fatten its pockets.

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Kelly Kacprowski
9 years ago

Move your water line around their property... should have had better city planning...

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Zula Aaron
9 years ago

I wish the city would just leave people alone. There always trying to run out the oldtimers and take anything they can from them. Been in this situation before and its coming.

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Linda Szymczyk
9 years ago

We think you should find another way other than just taking someone else's land. Or find a better way that is a win win for both parties. These are human beings, just like you. We should learn to work together, like you would want someone doing if you were in their shoes. Thank you

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Beth Hill
9 years ago

Tiny town of Anna, leave this family farm alone. It's been there longer than you've been a town. Go find another place to put your silly water line and your silly multi-lane road.

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Shawn Robidou
9 years ago

Leave the country folks alone!!

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Ann Petrosky
9 years ago

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Swelman
9 years ago

Just a land grab tthat will not end with a 20 foot easement

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Anonymous
9 years ago

A developer should not have more rights than an individual who already owns a property. The city's failure to properly identify the road (or lack thereof) is also not a legitimate reason for eminent domain. Eminent domain is not meant to be used in lieu of planning or forethought, or as a failsafe for erroneous work.

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Tracy Valdez
9 years ago

I detest the government use and always abuse of imminent domain. It's stealing. Plain and simple. So they can be cheap and greedy.