Detrimental to our safety and decrease my property value as a resident of Sterling on the lake. No No No!!!
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Lilliam mclester
2 years ago
No to the Gas Station , on the principal entrance of our neighborhood Sterling on the lake
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Marie Sims
2 years ago
No! Increased traffic, crime, and environmental issues.
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Pete Lena
2 years ago
No to the gas station!
Zero value for SOL residents
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Craig Hensley
2 years ago
Please do NOT allow this development- gas station already only a block away.
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Alicia Pressley
2 years ago
PLEASE NO GAS STATION
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Cristine Shapiro
2 years ago
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Traffic nightmare impact during rush hours from the 120 capacity preschool drop off and pick up traffic tractor trailers and delivery trucks exiting onto Lake Sterling Boulevard. This is a residential street and not designed for this type of traffic!!!!
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Tiffany Turner
2 years ago
This would be horrible for so many reasons.
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Jose Armas
2 years ago
Decreases property value for residence of Sterling on the Lake. Who wants to live near a gas station?!!
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Maria Armas
2 years ago
No to the gas station. A gas station does not belong at the entrance to a neighborhood. It ruins, the aesthetics in the entrance. Don’t set a precedence.
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Ryan Schmidt
2 years ago
No gas stations next to schools and neighborhood entrances. Use some common sense.
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Marlene Albright
2 years ago
The traffic generated by this development would be horrific. Why would anyone put a childcare center at the entrance to our neighborhood and also a gas station?
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Paula Lena
2 years ago
No gas station
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Petra Bauer
2 years ago
We don’t need more gas stations and daycare here. I am saying, no!
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Debbie Maldonado
2 years ago
No Gas Station!!
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Paul Roberts
2 years ago
It is an inappropriate location for a gas station. Place it further along Spout Springs where the old car was is, or up closer to Duncan's Corner near other commercial enterprises.
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Philip Dennis Hoy
2 years ago
A projected traffic study should be made focusing on peak hours of use both by the facilities and how it would affect this neighborhood. Adding an entry and exit on to Lake Sterling Blvd. would create a serious traffic hazard.
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Larry Taylor
2 years ago
Are we getting payback because of pond 3?
Because who would want a gas station at the entrance to their subdivision. Gas station means a convenience store where they can sell anything.
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Clint Norris
2 years ago
Don’t want the xtra traffic and crime
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Anonymous
2 years ago
How about a a few restaurants different from the same types of food we have on every corner already. Don’t need another gas station
Detrimental to our safety and decrease my property value as a resident of Sterling on the lake. No No No!!!
No to the Gas Station , on the principal entrance of our neighborhood Sterling on the lake
No! Increased traffic, crime, and environmental issues.
No to the gas station! Zero value for SOL residents
Please do NOT allow this development- gas station already only a block away.
PLEASE NO GAS STATION
Traffic nightmare impact during rush hours from the 120 capacity preschool drop off and pick up traffic tractor trailers and delivery trucks exiting onto Lake Sterling Boulevard. This is a residential street and not designed for this type of traffic!!!!
This would be horrible for so many reasons.
Decreases property value for residence of Sterling on the Lake. Who wants to live near a gas station?!!
No to the gas station. A gas station does not belong at the entrance to a neighborhood. It ruins, the aesthetics in the entrance. Don’t set a precedence.
No gas stations next to schools and neighborhood entrances. Use some common sense.
The traffic generated by this development would be horrific. Why would anyone put a childcare center at the entrance to our neighborhood and also a gas station?
No gas station
We don’t need more gas stations and daycare here. I am saying, no!
No Gas Station!!
It is an inappropriate location for a gas station. Place it further along Spout Springs where the old car was is, or up closer to Duncan's Corner near other commercial enterprises.
A projected traffic study should be made focusing on peak hours of use both by the facilities and how it would affect this neighborhood. Adding an entry and exit on to Lake Sterling Blvd. would create a serious traffic hazard.
Are we getting payback because of pond 3? Because who would want a gas station at the entrance to their subdivision. Gas station means a convenience store where they can sell anything.
Don’t want the xtra traffic and crime
How about a a few restaurants different from the same types of food we have on every corner already. Don’t need another gas station