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UNTREATED SEWAGE DISCHARGES TO THE FRENCH BROAD RIVER MUST STOP! SAY "NO" TO THE ARCADIA VIEWS SEWER CONNECTION!

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Diane Halper
6 years ago

Why should we "build first" and try to fix the inevitable problems with the sewage later? Reject Arcadia Views sewer connection!

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Michael Roberts
6 years ago

Please show the courage and the conscience to do the right thing and protect the citizens and the environment from the poisoning of our waters.

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Diane Roberts
6 years ago

Part of the allure of this area is its natural beauty. This is a pollution disaster. We have got to preserve western NC and that means planning for the obvious, expected growth. We must recognize that we must stop development until our infrastructure can handle it.

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Warren Halper
6 years ago

Our infrastructure is inadequate to allow dense development as it would be for Arcadia Views.

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Tammy Helm
6 years ago

This infrastructure upgrade must occur before the building begins, to maintain the safety, beauty of quality of life of lovely Hendersonville!

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Brian Helm
6 years ago

Please correct this serious issue BEFORE this massive development is built!!!

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Thomas Wood
6 years ago

Upgrade Henderson sewer system PRIOR to dense development of Arcadia Views.

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Thomas Wood
6 years ago

Upgrade Hendersonville sewer system PRIOR to dense development of Arcadia Views

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David D Herman
6 years ago Featured

Stop the Arcadia Views proposed sewer application until Rte 64 home owners have had an input to this predictable Hendersonville sanitary overflow.

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Doug Judkins
6 years ago

I would like to say, this will just continue to overload the sewer system.

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Dale Heeman
6 years ago

Should be cleaned up

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audrey de rosa
6 years ago

STOP THE BUILDING....OUR ROADS AND UTILITIES CAN NOT SUPPORT IT AND OUR RESIDENTS DISLIKE THE CONGESTION....

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william de rosa
6 years ago

stop the building in our SMALL TOWN

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Karen Burnette
6 years ago

Water tables are low and the rivers are already polluted. Another dense development will only worsen this problem.

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Greg Plumb
6 years ago

Growth must only be allowed if the infrastructure is adequate to support it. Stop this dangerous pollution of our environment.