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Cameron Forest State Bridge Re-zoning Petition

Cameron Forest State Bridge Re-zoning Petition

Closed — 88 supporters Verified

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Ben M.
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Dianne M.
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Marni S.
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Fereidoon A.
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Started by Anonymous 13 years, 1 month ago

Hello Cameron Forest Neighbors -

 

By now we hope you are aware of the townhouse development planned for the 12 acres across from Cameron Forest and adjacent to DoubleGate, as well as the August 6 Johns Creek Zoning Commission meeting. 

 

The Cameron Forest HOA has created this online petition opposing the proposed re-zoning, which you may view and sign at your convenience. However, in order to be heard, we need your petition and support no later than August 1, 2013.

Please sign our online petition below. We need your support!

 

This online petition is private and secure.  After the zoning has been resolved, the petition will be deleted entirely. 

 

If you have neighbors who are not registered on the Cameron Forest Web Site, please consider forwarding this email to them. This is an important issue for our neighborhood.  

Signed:  Concerned Cameron Forest Neighbors

 

Updates

July 28, 2013

Seeing this level of movement in our neighborhood is honestly overwhelming and I am truly stunned by the response. This momentum belongs entirely to the residents who care as much as I do about the future of our area. Thank you for stepping up to protect our home.

6 Comments

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Tom Ryan
13 years ago Featured

Stop the zoning change now! Johns Creek is getting way too crowded.

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Karen Owens
13 years ago Featured

Seriously? we moved here for the neighborhood feel not for massive apartment blocks. enough is enough.

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Mike Wright
13 years ago Featured

The traffic around here is already a nightmare. We dont need more townhouses packing everyone in like sardines.

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Sarah Kim
13 years ago Featured

Ridiculous idea. Keep it residential single family like the rest of us. Who keeps approving this mess?

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David Turner
13 years ago Featured

NO WAY. My property value is gonna tank if they put that high density junk next door.

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Jessica Reeves
13 years ago Featured

too many cars already. our kids play on these streets and its getting dangerous with all the construction trucks.