There are 7 new subdivisions within 3 miles of our house. There needs to be MORE pre-planning for our area as our roads are one way in and one way out. Most of the homes have 3+ cars to each new home. New building permits should be controlled on an annual basis.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Hoping this will lead to permanent changes!
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Grady Slice
5 years ago
I support the Lexington County moratorium for home building in Chapin.
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Lynn Slice
5 years ago
I support the moratorium regarding construction of proposed home building in Chapin.
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Wanda Crosby
5 years ago
Chapin traffic is already very heavy. Some of this construction needs to be stopped.
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Nancy Bollman
5 years ago
We support the moratorium on building of new developments as our infrastructure is not capable of handling the traffic.
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Pat Hope lmes
5 years ago
Our roads have in the Chapin area cannot handle any more vehicles. Infrastructure has to be improved first.
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Van Cook
5 years ago
Overgrowth is not growth... We cannot accommodate all the fast pace/ lower cost housing with the current limited infrastructure and "over development per acreage". This is not progress or good land/development management.
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Kris Spitzform
5 years ago
Stop building, .....fix roads, get schools aligned to accommodate student numbers, control traffic issues and make sure emergency care is accessible.
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Jason Middleton
5 years ago
We must stop building so many homes per acre with no infrastructure to support it!
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Linda Starling
5 years ago
The schools and roads can’t keep up with the building.
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Jerry shepp
5 years ago
We don’t need anymore building until the roads are upgraded to support what we have now.
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Robby Shealy
5 years ago
The growth in the Chapin area is overwhelming considering almost nothing has been done with the roads to accommodate growth.
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Karen Petta
5 years ago
100% in support
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john martini
5 years ago
The infrastructure is not in place to support the growth that is occurring. There are to many homes per acre, the land is stripped of ALL trees which is absolutely a shame, and to top it all of with interstate work going on and no new on/off ramps being added is just another example of irresponsible growth. Please reevaluate what is going on !!!!!!
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Candice Escoe
5 years ago
Support this all the way!
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Frank Rutkowski
5 years ago
Ditto all the previous comments.
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Connie Black
5 years ago
Stop the building.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Slow down all development until development policies and infrastructure has caught up,
I support this moratorium!
There are 7 new subdivisions within 3 miles of our house. There needs to be MORE pre-planning for our area as our roads are one way in and one way out. Most of the homes have 3+ cars to each new home. New building permits should be controlled on an annual basis.
Hoping this will lead to permanent changes!
I support the Lexington County moratorium for home building in Chapin.
I support the moratorium regarding construction of proposed home building in Chapin.
Chapin traffic is already very heavy. Some of this construction needs to be stopped.
We support the moratorium on building of new developments as our infrastructure is not capable of handling the traffic.
Our roads have in the Chapin area cannot handle any more vehicles. Infrastructure has to be improved first.
Overgrowth is not growth... We cannot accommodate all the fast pace/ lower cost housing with the current limited infrastructure and "over development per acreage". This is not progress or good land/development management.
Stop building, .....fix roads, get schools aligned to accommodate student numbers, control traffic issues and make sure emergency care is accessible.
We must stop building so many homes per acre with no infrastructure to support it!
The schools and roads can’t keep up with the building.
We don’t need anymore building until the roads are upgraded to support what we have now.
The growth in the Chapin area is overwhelming considering almost nothing has been done with the roads to accommodate growth.
100% in support
The infrastructure is not in place to support the growth that is occurring. There are to many homes per acre, the land is stripped of ALL trees which is absolutely a shame, and to top it all of with interstate work going on and no new on/off ramps being added is just another example of irresponsible growth. Please reevaluate what is going on !!!!!!
Support this all the way!
Ditto all the previous comments.
Stop the building.
Slow down all development until development policies and infrastructure has caught up,