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STOP HIGH-DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT (RZL)

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Michelle penrose
10 years ago

Stop high- density residential

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Heck no!!! No more cluster homes!!

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Sandra judice
10 years ago

I oppose the development of this residential obstrocity

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Zack Harper
10 years ago

No more homes!

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kim waller
10 years ago Featured

please help keep us a comfortable rural area not a BIG city of house on house... we need trees and yards for kids to play... Houses need at least 2 acres so kids can be kids...

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Stop high density housing.

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Martha Gramlich
10 years ago

Please stop!

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Gloria McGraw
10 years ago

Not for the betterment of community !

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Suzanne E Chapman
10 years ago Featured

My family and I recently moved to Canton to escape the high density housing that has ruined Forsyth County schools and roads. Only the developers profit from this type of housing. This community needs to be preserved and that starts with new construction.

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Thomas Hile
10 years ago

Too many houses in this area already.

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Jae
10 years ago

No way this is a good idea. Not in canton.

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Christina H
10 years ago

Stop high density growth now!!

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Brittney Thomas
10 years ago

Stop the cookie cutter congestion, let canton keep what little small town is left

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Steve Burgess
10 years ago

We moved here to get away from traffic congestion not create more.We like the Country feel of this area.No we do not need this!

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Leslie Childs
10 years ago

please stop this ridiculous, money hungry planning in our community!

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Donna Samford
10 years ago Featured

I love the "country" feel of the Keithsburg community and will be moving to a home there in July. NO high-density neighborhoods in this quaint area!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

No thanks...Cherokee doesn't need this type of overcrowding

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sandra fowler
10 years ago

NO

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Amanda Meadows
10 years ago Featured

I don't live in this immediate area but in the general area and travel to this area often. We don't need anymore cookie cutter homes in a town that is known for its rural beauty and what people moved out there for!! Leave the land alone and find some other cluttered space to fill.

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Diane Greer
10 years ago

No!!!! Our community does not want this type of thing!