The county commission finally backed down and forced the developer to increase those lot sizes. David Thompson and the board realized we were not going to let them poison our wetlands with eighty-two septic systems. Enjoy this win because we earned it but keep your eyes on that construction site.
We in the Gratis community are concerned about 82 houses with septic systems being located so close to the wetlands and creek. We will asking the county commission to increase lot sizes to decrease possible environmental issues with the wetlands. Please sign our petition that will be presented to David Thompson, Walton County Chairman and the members of the Board of Commissioner/.
David Thompson and these commissioners are banking on us giving up while they pave over our wetlands for profit. We need to hit 250 signatures to force them to look at our demands before they finalize this reckless subdivision plan. Send this link to five people right now because our creek cannot wait for another board meeting.
Reached 100 supporters
February 25, 2021
48 Comments
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Jessica Shirley
5 years ago
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The zoning is established for a reason. Deep pockets shouldn’t be able to amend it strictly for profit.
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Steven Brookman
5 years ago
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This is an absolute travesty of development, encroaching on the majesty of God and nature, I have heard that a rare, protected frog calls this wetland home.
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AJ Falkenhayn
5 years ago
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I am located directly behind this lot and do not want all the noise and pollution that would come with this many lots. Increase the size to 5-7 acre lots or more.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
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I do not want to look out my front door and see the entrance to an ugly subdivision. Developer need to be required to have at least a 30 foot setback bermed and landscaped and very nice entryway. And this is way to many lots. Needs to leave a significant amount of greenspace and larger lot sizes.
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Glenn Dutton
5 years ago
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Shoal Creek and Clarence Odum is already a dangerous intersection. Adding another 164 cars minimum to this intersection is very dangerous for everyone.
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Ty
5 years ago
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I love my rural area. It'll affect our way of rural living such as farming if they build this subdivision
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Guadalupe Cisneros
5 years ago
Stop, we do not want this.
L
Louise
5 years ago
Enough with the building don’t need any more we moved from Lawrenceville to get away from this kind of stuff we don’t need it here in Warren County
The county commission finally backed down and forced the developer to increase those lot sizes. David Thompson and the board realized we were not going to let them poison our wetlands with eighty-two septic systems. Enjoy this win because we earned it but keep your eyes on that construction site.
We in the Gratis community are concerned about 82 houses with septic systems being located so close to the wetlands and creek. We will asking the county commission to increase lot sizes to decrease possible environmental issues with the wetlands. Please sign our petition that will be presented to David Thompson, Walton County Chairman and the members of the Board of Commissioner/.
David Thompson and these commissioners are banking on us giving up while they pave over our wetlands for profit. We need to hit 250 signatures to force them to look at our demands before they finalize this reckless subdivision plan. Send this link to five people right now because our creek cannot wait for another board meeting.
Reached 100 supporters
February 25, 2021
48 Comments
J
Jessica Shirley
5 years ago
Featured
The zoning is established for a reason. Deep pockets shouldn’t be able to amend it strictly for profit.
S
Steven Brookman
5 years ago
Featured
This is an absolute travesty of development, encroaching on the majesty of God and nature, I have heard that a rare, protected frog calls this wetland home.
A
AJ Falkenhayn
5 years ago
Featured
I am located directly behind this lot and do not want all the noise and pollution that would come with this many lots. Increase the size to 5-7 acre lots or more.
A
Anonymous
5 years ago
Featured
I do not want to look out my front door and see the entrance to an ugly subdivision. Developer need to be required to have at least a 30 foot setback bermed and landscaped and very nice entryway. And this is way to many lots. Needs to leave a significant amount of greenspace and larger lot sizes.
G
Glenn Dutton
5 years ago
Featured
Shoal Creek and Clarence Odum is already a dangerous intersection. Adding another 164 cars minimum to this intersection is very dangerous for everyone.
T
Ty
5 years ago
Featured
I love my rural area. It'll affect our way of rural living such as farming if they build this subdivision
G
Guadalupe Cisneros
5 years ago
Stop, we do not want this.
L
Louise
5 years ago
Enough with the building don’t need any more we moved from Lawrenceville to get away from this kind of stuff we don’t need it here in Warren County
The zoning is established for a reason. Deep pockets shouldn’t be able to amend it strictly for profit.