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Stanfield NC zoning change

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Anonymous
8 years ago

This is absurd and has no business even being proposed. Kill this ordinance now.

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Richard Wagner
8 years ago

Saving history is important.

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Dale Houston
8 years ago

Once more, politicians show that they do not represent the citizens that elected them. The more We The People see this kind of behaviour, the more we know that it's time to replace those in office. The man owns his land. He's not doing anything illegal of dangerous there, so it's none of your business. Leave him alone.

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Janice Payne
8 years ago

Wrong on so many levels! Hang in there, I did and won! Private Property and legally registered vehicles.... it’s a no brainer! Some people have nothing better to do than stick their noses into someone else’s business!

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Robert Call
8 years ago Featured

As a North Carolina resident having previously lived in the Haw River ETJ I have seen the grandfathering process in action. Let the man keep his buses.

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Gabby Harty
8 years ago

This residents should be grandfathered in. These buses are vintage buses and very loved. I think Stanfield is bulling residents and it maybe time to get goviners, senators, congressmen man and media involved!!!!

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Rodney t
8 years ago

No one else owns property but owner should not be telling or controlling him what to have or not

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Travis Renihan
8 years ago

Government Overreach

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Dominic Marion
8 years ago

Please start showing respect to the tax paying residents of Stanfield.

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max robitzer
8 years ago

The buses are all registered, they are not junks.

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Corey Burleson
8 years ago

No one municipal government should have any say on what you do on your own personal property.

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Mike Senzamici
8 years ago Featured

Grandfather in what is on properties now and let them keep what is theirs on their property. Does someone on the city council own a storage lot? This happens in a town I knew of and everyone with boats campers, bues, trucks etc. had to put their stuff in the storage lot...that the city council member owned. Of course they would pass such an ordinance!

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Peter Reid Koskinen
8 years ago

The town of Stansfield is thinking that if they can 'clean up' their neighborhood then as Charlotte begins to encroach on them they can say look what we have done. The real issue here is what the landowner can do on their own property. The claim that its an eyesore to the community is only in the eyes of the beholder. To each man his own. The town needs to mind its own business and concentrate on their own duties.

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Clovis McCary
8 years ago

No reason to move his collection it is not rotting and unused his buses are loved and cared for

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Aaron Frakes
8 years ago

let the man keep his buses...His land...you should be able to do what you wish on your own property

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rob kennedy
8 years ago

unless its your property, whats on it is, well. none of your business. targeting an individual(s) for what they have on THEIR property. is nothing but government overeach.

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Stan Holter
8 years ago

This property owner poses no threat to others or hazards concerning the area. Allow him his right to keep these historic vehicles on his rightfully owned property he pays taxes for, and in the interest of our histories preservation.

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Brian ONeill
8 years ago

We should be aloud to have our hobbies

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Brent Lance
8 years ago

The residents of Stanfield dont need to be bullied and forced to comply with a few peoples ideals.. please support us and sign our petition to show Stanfield that we will not be forced into a city that wants to act like a HOA