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URGENT! Stop Choto Landing Development in West Knoxville

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Britt Cadelo
3 years ago

The people in charge of approving the NUMEROUS developments that are wreaking havoc on our beautiful, peaceful city should take whatever financial gains they've acquired through the process and MOVE ON. Knoxville/Farragut doesn't want you here. TN doesn't want you here. Maybe move to a nice BLUE state that shares your greed, ignorance and disdain for the greatest country in the world.

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Thomas Shaw
3 years ago

We don't want it, we don't need it in our area and I think the mayor might have taken one too many hits to the head if he thinks this is a good idea.

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Stephen Barber
3 years ago

No to choto landing development.

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Matt Scanlin
3 years ago

Farragut resident

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Amber Flanigan
3 years ago

Good luck!!

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Hope Kelly
3 years ago

We should really focus on the fact that this area is not suitable for lower income families as we do not have easy access to grocery stores, public transportation, sidewalks or playgrounds.

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Sarah Mailen
3 years ago

Choto Landing Development is not appropriate for the property located on Northshore Drive. There is no public transportation available for the residents. Traffic already is huge problem for Northshore Drive which is a two lane road and it will only be worse with this high density development. Choto Landing is not wanted or needed by the community.

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Charles French
3 years ago

Signing and petitioning to stop the Choto Landing development.

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Kara Johnson
3 years ago

This area is already way too crowded for the infrastructure. I live at the corner of northshore and Mont cove blvd. the number of wreck I hear right outside my backyard on a weekly basis is astounding. On a daily basis there is constant honking and people slamming in their brakes because people are unsafely pulling out of the neighborhood due to the amount of traffic already in this area.

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Mia Mousley
3 years ago

Stop Choto Landing! Our infrastructure is not made for high density housing. We do not have enough room on our roads for more people. We do not have room in our schools for more people. This is not a good decision

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Anonymous
3 years ago

The local infrascture will not support high density housing.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Another concern is the lack of access to public transportation that would be needed for residents.

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Jessica Smith
3 years ago

Stop Choto Landing

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Kelly Sims
3 years ago

No more building! We need bigger transportation infrastructure to support this population growth first

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Anonymous
3 years ago

The property is far from any public transportation system bus stop and has no access to grocery stores, etc. Not a good decision for politicians.

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Suzanne Lees
3 years ago

Everything about this project is wrong and wreaks of hiding and lying to get this deal through without any input from citizens!

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Julie Reed
3 years ago

Stop building!! No roads to handle traffic

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Teresa Weaver
3 years ago

Keeps a Community as a quiet neighborhood - already overcrowded, where, as traffic and utilities have become a problem for the current residence, also education opportunities for children due to overcrowding.

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Julie Low
3 years ago

100 % support Stop Choto Landing Building

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David Creswell
3 years ago

Fully agree with all reasons this should not be developed. It’s obvious, rational, and does not need an emotional or biased position to be justified.