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We Oppose the Sale of CMS land at Sedgefield Middle School

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Alexandria Valentine
7 years ago

OUTRAGIOUS the City is out of control on allowing these developers to built these massive apartment complexes and it WILL BE A MASSIVE REGRET BY MECKLENBURG TO HAVE IT TO SPIRAL SO FAR FAR OUT IF CONTROL, for intelligence will reveal build enormous amounts of NEW ROAD SYSTEMS TO ACCOMMODATE THE MASSIVE ANOUNT IF PEOPLE YOUR CRAMING TOGETHER, AND YOU ARE WRONG THEY ARE NOT ALL GOING TO USE THE LIGHT RAIL, THEY ARE GOING TO USE THEIR CARS, THIUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS OF CARS IN DEADLOCK BECAUSE THERE IS NO SOACE TO BUILD THE BIGGER ROAD WHERE THE CITY IS CRAMMING THESE OVER SIZED HIDIOUS HIGH RISE BUILDINGS BLOCKING THE VIEW IF THE UP TOWN SKY LINE ALL OVER THE PLACE,,THERE ARE THOUSANDS IF OTHER PLACES TO BUILD MEGA APARTMENTS, AND MORE OFF THE ROAD WITH SEPARATE PARKS AND GREEN SPACE FOR THISE TENANTS WITH OUT PLACING THE BUILDINGS RIGHT UP AFAINST TRAFFIC!!!! IRRESPONSIBLE BACKWARD THINKING, JUST LIKE DESTOYING PERFECT DESIGN ON TYVOLA WITH EIGHT LANES TO HAVE THE BEAUTIFUL ARENA THAT COULD HAVE BEEN EXPANDED, INSTEAD CRAMMED ONE UP TOWN AND MADE IT FAR MORE INCONVENIENT FOR THE MASSES, AND CRAMMING NASCAR HALL OF FAME UPTOWN CHARLOTTE WHERE IT NEVER BELONGED, NOTHING BUT TAX PAYERS LOSING... AND THE CITY COMING ACROSS AS FOOLISH BAD PLANNERS, WELCOME TO CHARLOTTE, USED TO BE A BEAUTIFUL CITY BUT BECAUSE IF GREED TBINK THEY THEY CAN SOLVE PROBLEMS BY CRAMMING TOO MANY HUMAN BEINGS IN TO SMALL SPACES AND RUINING THE THE CITY SKY LINE, SO WELCOME PEOPLE TO COME TO CHARLOTTE N.C. TO TOUR THE STREETS AND LOOK AT MASSIVE APARTMENT COMPLEXES!? MECKLENBURG COUNTRY YOU ARE RUINING PAST DESIGN BY ENGINEERS THAT TOLD THE CITY TO EXPAND THE ROAD PRIOR TO INFRASTRUCTURE, BUT CITY FAILED TO DO THIS PROPERLY, SO MORE DEMOLITION TO “TRY” TO MAKE WAY, BUT WILL STILL BE TO DEFICIENT BECAUSE YOU CAN NOT FIT A CIRCLE INTO A TRIANGLE, STOP! STOP STOP!!!! USE MECKLENBURG COUNTY FUNDS TO CLEAN UP ALL OF THE NEGLECTED AREAS OF CHARLOTTE!!!! EASTLAND MALL AREA, FREEDOM DRIVE, WILKINSON (whi

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John H Curtis
9 years ago

Keep the space green.

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Carson M Benson Jr
9 years ago

Keep greenspace!

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Jeff Hall
9 years ago

I oppose the sale of public land for private development. It's our land.... We the people.

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Lillian Dittner
9 years ago

What schools will those students be moved to? Most of the in - town schools are overcrowded.

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Daniel lopez
9 years ago

Don't sell!!!!!!

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Avick Mitra
9 years ago

I support all school bonds since 1993 ( when I moved to mecklenburgh county but do not see this loss of green space with it being sold to a private developer not for the public good is not a good use of public tax money and support. I also support the 2050 canopy goal and it seems counterproductive to sell and lose green space and canopy and make the area more densely populated

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Greg Yin
9 years ago

McDonald Ave resudent

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Please consider keeping this space open and green for everyone to enjoy.

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Allen Saxe
9 years ago

This land should remain public.

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Andrew Humer
9 years ago

How can THIS improve our lives.

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Lisa Stewart
9 years ago

Please do not ruin this green space. It is such a great place for wildlife. We need to save and protect what little undeveloped space we have left in town!

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Janice Habash
9 years ago

Green space is so important, especially as high density housing is booming.

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Daniel King
9 years ago

Having lived in major cities such as NYC and Washington, DC I have seen first hand the benefits of neighborhood park areas and the necessity of keeping those areas away from development. Charlotte is a rapidly growing city. The park planning and conservation has to occur NOW in order to provide benefits to future generations. Sedgefield Park is a prime example of a high density and rapidly growing area with strains on an already embarrassingly low amount of park space given the extremely rapid growth of families moving to the area. Has the city seen any census data from any time within the last 4 years?? There are hundreds of children now living in the immediate neighborhood that were not there even 4 years ago. I understand CMS is willing to take a quick paycheck to offset their costs and expenses, but we need our politicians to stand up for the families and children of this city and of the Sedgefield Park area and put health, safety and PROPER urban planing needs first before we are relegated to being yet another second or third tier city whose politicians did not have the foresight to make decisions that last longer than their next re-election cycle.

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Lisa Thompson
9 years ago

Neighborhood parks are so invaluable!! To have somewhere local that you can take your kids quickly and safely is such a blessing to have here in Charlotte. We DO NOT need more housing options!!

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Jim Maloney
9 years ago

We need to keep more green space.

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Holly Bowes
9 years ago

Please do not destroy our green space to build more townhomes! Residents of both Dilworth and Sedgefield love this park and we need to preserve what little green space we have left!

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Clara Butler
9 years ago

Hi everyone! I go to the 6th grade and don't usually write on petitions. But if you destroy this park and the trees then it will be like our cute butterfly park has become a big moth that will rot in our neighborhood. Please, please don't destroy this land with more buildings! There are already enough condos and apartments nearby!!!

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Nathan Butler
9 years ago

I may only be 9, but I love this park and like riding my bike down here. My Dad says once this is gone, it's gone forever so please save this little forest for me and the other children in that come here!

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Ciara Glenn
9 years ago

My son is an 8th grader at sedgefield middle