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SOD Elbert County

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Anonymous
9 years ago

I do not want the rural county to be turned into a city. High-density housing does not belong here. The infrastructure is struggling now; what will happen with a large increase of homes?

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Cindy L Ellis
9 years ago

Way to much congestion along CR 166 ( Singing Hill) of automobile traffic is currently a problem and this development will certainly make this an unbearable situation to those of us living within the neighborhood.

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Teresa Baird
9 years ago

Congestion and overbuilding not the Elbert County way of life.

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Margaret Johnston
9 years ago

Realizing nothing can stay the same, however, with this development way too many cars coming out at one exit and no additional road improvement minus a turning lane. Let alone the adjacency law coming into play after the 1st 320 (640 cars - 1280 trips daily!) homes are built.

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Jackie Tugwell
9 years ago

I don't know how thoughtful it was of Elbert County officials to completely ignore all of the EC zoning regulations and State zoning statutes just to push this clustered mess of rooftops through as quickly as possible so that Douglas County could economically prosper from all the business that will be directed out to Parker beyond. And let's not forget the thoughtful infrastructure that must take everyone out that way to the economic growth in Douglas County. This comment was obviously made by someone who is very worried that the citizens of this county have merit to stop this development. 200 homes on 10 acre lots is more of the kind of thoughtful development that will promote growth and better our community. But only if you follow the law and master plan please!

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Cherie Pritchard
9 years ago

Stop the over development in Elberty County! Keep our rural life rural!

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Tiffany Burge
9 years ago

Our community can't support something like this! There isn't enough water and our subdivisions that are already here aren't taken care of properly. My family moved out here to get away from the big city life so that we could feel safe. Don't bring the city to the country.

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Brandon jones
9 years ago

Just move tout a house already built.

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Robin Elvey
9 years ago

Were turning into another Aurora, guess it's time to move. I think the commissioners want us to leave anyway.

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Lee C Daellenbach
9 years ago

Please follow the statute.

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Barbara L Hagen
9 years ago

My property is next to this proposed development. I am opposed to everything this building will bring

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Caro Peontek
9 years ago

No! This is a development that should not even be considered. We already have water issues which would be highly impacted by this development. Not only that, our entire lifestyle would be impacted. Residents moved to Elbert County to enjoy a rural life. We do not have the infrastructure to even consider this plan.....schools, law enforcement, roads, traffic, crime, fire, and other environmental impacts.....NO, NO, NO!

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Lisa Petri
9 years ago

Please protect the character and rural community.

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Debra Trujillo
9 years ago

Elbert County cannot take care of the roads in the current subdivisions. Suggest the county come up with a plan to service current subdivisions before approving any new ones.

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Dave Morrison
9 years ago

Developement such as this, ruins the rural way of life we cherish and undermines the reason why we chose to live in Elbert county. Do not ruin our way of life and turn into another Parker.

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Christa Morrison
9 years ago

A housing development like this has no place in our community and will destroy the rural life that brought us out here.

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Patrick Riley
9 years ago

We do not have the infrastructure for a project of this size

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Alan Holman
9 years ago

Please don't approve the subdivision

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Melinda Mckenzie
9 years ago

I moved out here to get away from this type of housing. For my kids to feel safe and secure. So I don't have to worry about them when they walk home. I love some and personal neighborhoods. Keep it this way.

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Sherry Kelley
9 years ago

I agree with this petition. This kind of development cannot be supported in Elbert County. There is not enough water.