PETITION TO STOP THE SOUTH WILLIAMSON FLOOD WALL CAMPERS
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Leah Marcum
9 months ago
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This is a bad idea and will make South Williamson intolerable to live in. I used to take my daughter to the little park to play at the flood wall, years ago. South Williamson used to be a great place to raise children. I feel bad for anyone raising small children in South Williamson right now . It’s not the safe place that it was. I see many backpackers roaming around in the dark at 5 and 6 am. This will only get worse if the trailers are placed here. There has to be a better place to put them, away from residential areas.
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Anita Foit
10 months ago
We want to keep our neighborhood safe.
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Michael Anderson
10 months ago
Our little community does not need this.
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Libby Linkenhoker
10 months ago
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We already have homeless people living at the flood wall next to the river. I can’t even sit on my porch anymore late at night to watch the deer due to their partying and screaming all night. In addition, there are backpackers walking our streets all night long and feel the need to use the most foul language they know. We bought this house 30 years ago as it was the nicest neighborhood around. I’d like for it to go back to that. There has to be somewhere else to put campers. Hatfield-McCoy campsites would be a better option.
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Lakyn Williamson
10 months ago
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Kids in the community play in the area along the flood wall. It is a community area and should not become someone’s camp site.
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Rita Hatfield
10 months ago
Kids play at the playground. They need a place of safety
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Joe Robinson
10 months ago
Common sense!
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Lonnie Ellis Sr
10 months ago
I understand mr jones said he was not aware of this also understand mr jones and mr moore are good friends and he knows nothing about this.election will be here before you know it.
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Brenda Roberson
10 months ago
A big no. This is not a solution.
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Bambi Murphy
10 months ago
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With the influx of foot traffic the abandoned home beside mine has already become an issue. I can’t imagine what issues campers will have.
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Jennifer Sparks
10 months ago
Keep out community safe and clutter free.
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Freddie Lewis
10 months ago
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I definitely feel they are better locations away from a neighborhood and children. I would not want it in my area or around my grandchildren.
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Thomas Charles
10 months ago
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Allowing these “temporary” permits will afford the owner of that property to permanently bring trailers into this neighborhood. This will kill property values and bring an unknown element into an otherwise quiet area. This is how politicians lose re-election bids!
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Michelle Nunley
10 months ago
As a business owner in South Williamson Ky for the last 30 years we have slowly watched our community suffer from the poor decisions of local politicians from failed “recovery “ programs that left our community swimming in homelessness & addicts left to the street & now we face the FEMA trailer park which will significantly lower property values & further damage our community as well as financial stability to our business. Temporary housing could deter customers & create an unstable economic environment, While we understand the need for temporary housing we respectfully request that you reconsider this plan & explore alternative locations that doesn’t not jeopardize the established residents & businesses. Our community as a whole does not want this encampment established in our neighborhood & believe a solution can be found that meets the needs of individuals that require housing without causing undo harm to our neighborhood, We ask you not to approve any further development. Thank you for your time & consideration to the concerns of our community.
This is a bad idea and will make South Williamson intolerable to live in. I used to take my daughter to the little park to play at the flood wall, years ago. South Williamson used to be a great place to raise children. I feel bad for anyone raising small children in South Williamson right now . It’s not the safe place that it was. I see many backpackers roaming around in the dark at 5 and 6 am. This will only get worse if the trailers are placed here. There has to be a better place to put them, away from residential areas.
We want to keep our neighborhood safe.
Our little community does not need this.
We already have homeless people living at the flood wall next to the river. I can’t even sit on my porch anymore late at night to watch the deer due to their partying and screaming all night. In addition, there are backpackers walking our streets all night long and feel the need to use the most foul language they know. We bought this house 30 years ago as it was the nicest neighborhood around. I’d like for it to go back to that. There has to be somewhere else to put campers. Hatfield-McCoy campsites would be a better option.
Kids in the community play in the area along the flood wall. It is a community area and should not become someone’s camp site.
Kids play at the playground. They need a place of safety
Common sense!
I understand mr jones said he was not aware of this also understand mr jones and mr moore are good friends and he knows nothing about this.election will be here before you know it.
A big no. This is not a solution.
With the influx of foot traffic the abandoned home beside mine has already become an issue. I can’t imagine what issues campers will have.
Keep out community safe and clutter free.
I definitely feel they are better locations away from a neighborhood and children. I would not want it in my area or around my grandchildren.
Allowing these “temporary” permits will afford the owner of that property to permanently bring trailers into this neighborhood. This will kill property values and bring an unknown element into an otherwise quiet area. This is how politicians lose re-election bids!
As a business owner in South Williamson Ky for the last 30 years we have slowly watched our community suffer from the poor decisions of local politicians from failed “recovery “ programs that left our community swimming in homelessness & addicts left to the street & now we face the FEMA trailer park which will significantly lower property values & further damage our community as well as financial stability to our business. Temporary housing could deter customers & create an unstable economic environment, While we understand the need for temporary housing we respectfully request that you reconsider this plan & explore alternative locations that doesn’t not jeopardize the established residents & businesses. Our community as a whole does not want this encampment established in our neighborhood & believe a solution can be found that meets the needs of individuals that require housing without causing undo harm to our neighborhood, We ask you not to approve any further development. Thank you for your time & consideration to the concerns of our community.
I do not want this trailer park in my community!!