The council just confirmed they are scrapping the CSO and I am honestly in total shock. None of this would have happened without you stepping up to help. Let us keep a close eye on the next steps to make sure it stays this way.
I honestly never thought this would reach a hundred signatures when I first started it. It is humbling to see that so many neighbors care about this as much as I do.
Reached 100 supporters
November 30, 2015
340 Comments
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Terri Coons
10 years ago
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This CSO is low on the Conservation and high on the Subdivision (Density). I don't see how so many in Milton can support these thinly veiled measures unless they are personally/professionally benefitting from the outcome. Milton Residents, please stand up and say "NO!"
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Larry Johnstone
10 years ago
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We have lived here 20 years and came here specifically for the Rural life style and small town feel, yes even before it was a city. Protect our bit of paradise or it will turn into Roswell, Alpharetta, or God forbid Sandy Springs or Johns Creek.
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Greg Larkin
10 years ago
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I am a builder in this area. I understand the ramifications of this designation as written, and I fully object to its passage. Milton is unique and special because of it's rural nature. Please do not destroy that with this change. Thanks.
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David Campbell
10 years ago
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Presently 30 acres will yield a max. of 26 houses after infrastructure. Under CSO, 30 acres will yield 54 houses after infrastructure. This is NOT conservation but an attempt to circumvent the "No Sewer" promise Vote No!
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Brian Balmes
10 years ago
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We need to keep our beautiful green Milton green. Maintaining septic versus public sewer will keep our community a country feel while still building and growing. We moved from the East side of 400 to Milton in 1997 specifically for the country landscape a large lots.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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I am opposed to the CSO. No more high density housing. Take note of the recent elections in Roswell. All three candidates opposing high density housing won, two of them defeating long time incumbents. We don't need more traffic, more density, more pressure on our schools!
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Lisa Faris
4 years ago
Keep Milton horse country
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John Prattes
4 years ago
Since we voted Milton into existence there have been developers trying to divide the properties for their personal gain. If our Mayor and city council do not support the will of the people that they support. They need to go, we have a say and we need to voice it.
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The council just confirmed they are scrapping the CSO and I am honestly in total shock. None of this would have happened without you stepping up to help. Let us keep a close eye on the next steps to make sure it stays this way.
I honestly never thought this would reach a hundred signatures when I first started it. It is humbling to see that so many neighbors care about this as much as I do.
Reached 100 supporters
November 30, 2015
340 Comments
T
Terri Coons
10 years ago
Featured
This CSO is low on the Conservation and high on the Subdivision (Density). I don't see how so many in Milton can support these thinly veiled measures unless they are personally/professionally benefitting from the outcome. Milton Residents, please stand up and say "NO!"
L
Larry Johnstone
10 years ago
Featured
We have lived here 20 years and came here specifically for the Rural life style and small town feel, yes even before it was a city. Protect our bit of paradise or it will turn into Roswell, Alpharetta, or God forbid Sandy Springs or Johns Creek.
G
Greg Larkin
10 years ago
Featured
I am a builder in this area. I understand the ramifications of this designation as written, and I fully object to its passage. Milton is unique and special because of it's rural nature. Please do not destroy that with this change. Thanks.
D
David Campbell
10 years ago
Featured
Presently 30 acres will yield a max. of 26 houses after infrastructure. Under CSO, 30 acres will yield 54 houses after infrastructure. This is NOT conservation but an attempt to circumvent the "No Sewer" promise Vote No!
B
Brian Balmes
10 years ago
Featured
We need to keep our beautiful green Milton green. Maintaining septic versus public sewer will keep our community a country feel while still building and growing. We moved from the East side of 400 to Milton in 1997 specifically for the country landscape a large lots.
A
Anonymous
10 years ago
Featured
I am opposed to the CSO. No more high density housing. Take note of the recent elections in Roswell. All three candidates opposing high density housing won, two of them defeating long time incumbents. We don't need more traffic, more density, more pressure on our schools!
L
Lisa Faris
4 years ago
Keep Milton horse country
J
John Prattes
4 years ago
Since we voted Milton into existence there have been developers trying to divide the properties for their personal gain. If our Mayor and city council do not support the will of the people that they support. They need to go, we have a say and we need to voice it.
This CSO is low on the Conservation and high on the Subdivision (Density). I don't see how so many in Milton can support these thinly veiled measures unless they are personally/professionally benefitting from the outcome. Milton Residents, please stand up and say "NO!"