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SAY NO TO REZONE

441 Comments

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Pamela Rowlettte
5 years ago

The Sanders Ferry Penisula does not have the infrastructure to support the proposed development.

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Terry Wrist
5 years ago

Lets go for sustainable development. Make wiskey not condos

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Kellie Jones
5 years ago

Please leave Hendersonville alone.

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Ronnie Helton
5 years ago

We do not need a commercial/residential style building on this peninsula. All the commercial properties belong on Main Street.

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Molly Thomas
5 years ago

Enough is enough no more condos and traffic

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Merlyne bell
5 years ago

No to rezoning

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Karen Tomlin
5 years ago

I believe this would not be a wise decision for Hendersonville.

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Gaye Corbitt
5 years ago

Absolutely NO to the rezone. This would be a catastrophe for the residents on this peninsula!!!

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Deborah Jones
5 years ago

Please NO!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

NO! Our peninsula is full enough. We do NOT want you! We have lived at 8 different homes in the last 22 years. Everyone has been on this peninsula. Please do not make me have to move away from it because we will.

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Donna Daugherty
5 years ago

NO. Inappropriate place to put this high rise. Bad for the neighborhood, and for the area traffic.

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Megan Dattilo
5 years ago

No

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Kathi Yeager
5 years ago

Just say no

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Sara Slatery
5 years ago

I oppose the rezoning. To further congest Sanders Ferry peninsula would be a disaster and would have lasting effects for Hendersonville.

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Kelli Rae Sharp
5 years ago

No to rezone.

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Larry Robinson
5 years ago

I am against any Re zone that will add any more condos, apartments or multi family dwellings on the Walton ferry, sanders ferry areas Our streets and infrastructure cannot handle more building

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Debbi Marine
5 years ago

The infrastructure can't support this. Traffic on the peninsula is already impossible.

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Jim Crouch
5 years ago

We don't need anymore development in Hendersonville. What we DO need is an entirely new city council and Mayor!!!

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Dalene Fawbush
5 years ago

No to rezone

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Jo Park
5 years ago

Infrastructure won't support. Quality of life will suffer.