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Stop the re-zoning to urban infill of Rosehill Golf Course and identify and protect important recreational areas such as golf courses

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Greg Johnson
12 years ago

Recreational areas are an imperative part of our infrastructure lets not let another one go!

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Richard Evans
12 years ago

I am appalled to hear that a golf course is getting knocked over for development. Where are people supposed to relax and enjoy themselves if we are going to build houses and factories everywhere

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Mariese Chrimes
12 years ago

We moved and brought out here as it was semi rural ... not so anymore so many houses have been built and people have paid extra when they brought their blocks to actually back onto a golf course.

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Mariese Chrimes
12 years ago

Save our goldcourses

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Matthew
12 years ago

A nice outing and do we need another sea of houses

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Heather
12 years ago

NO

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Alex
12 years ago

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Nathan Templeton
12 years ago

No.

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Joe
12 years ago

Just plain No.

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David Gloria
12 years ago

Don't do it!

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Chad Moore
12 years ago

I'm sure there are plenty of houses around. There is no need to rezone this corse. It would be destroying history.

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Justin Bell
12 years ago

Say no to rezoning Rosehill.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

This shouldn't happen to a course like this.

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Andrew Bolstad
12 years ago

I mean...come on.

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Andy
12 years ago

Save the golf

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Chris Guerrero
12 years ago

Please do not close the course down.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Save our course!

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jason
12 years ago

getting rid of a golf course for housing is terrible

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D. Fineout
12 years ago

Fore!

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Anonymous
12 years ago

There must be a better place to put housing