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Say No to Overly Dense OSCs

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Mary parker
5 years ago

I am so much in agreement with keeping West Cobb a comfortable place for families to grow without the high density building and over crowding. "Infrastructure, environmental impact, educational impact, quality of life and addressing the additional demand for water should be completed prior to development".

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KATHY L DUGGER
5 years ago Featured

I say "no" to the development! Why do we have a Land Use Plan if we continually over ride it? Soon we'll look like East Cobb if we keep this up!

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Dayanara Burt
5 years ago

No to rezoning, thanks.

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Carl M Pereira
5 years ago

This is not right for our area.

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JC Hill
5 years ago

West Cobb is already overly developed and the infrastructure is not comparable with such a dense development.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

I strongly disagree with overcrowding our community!

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Bill Gillespie
5 years ago

OSC's should conform to existing zoning limits if permitted.

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Linda C Gilbert
5 years ago

Z19

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William Harrison
5 years ago

Z 19

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Fran Jackson
5 years ago

The requests for this type of zoning is increasing. People in West Cobb do NOT was high density development. We do NOT want to look like Johnson Ferry Rd in East Cobb. Please deny this request. There is a subdivision approved by the previous commissioner that has a 20 ft. back yard. This is NOT quality development. It's on West Sandtown, just south of the Lutheran Church on Dallas Hwy 120. Cramming as many units as you can on a property is NOT quality development I don''t care how much they sell for.

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Frederick Embden
5 years ago

Infrastructure, environmental impact and addressing the additional demand for water should be completed prior to development.

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Richard Ruhala
5 years ago

I live in Oakleigh subdivision in West Cobb and do not want to see overdevelopment of Cobb county.

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Derek Lee
5 years ago

Z19

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Randy Gibbs
5 years ago

The petition clearly identifies the reasons for these three requests for rezoning to be denied! The responsible action is denial!

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Edward Cantrell
5 years ago

I’m in favor of a 6 month moratorium on any development in Cobb Co.

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Margie frost
5 years ago

I strongly disagree with overcrowding our community!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Infrastructure needs to be updated first. Student density will also increase at the schools.

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James Mauro
5 years ago

Please follow the lead of Sandy Springs and stop removing trees and overdeveloping our community!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

This is a very bad idea for our community!

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Craig Chapman
5 years ago

These are too intense and dense...