So, a victim of progress and life.
We're at a bit of a crossroads here.
Strike one - if you've seen the news, Hyundai and a series of suppliers decided to build a mega site down the highway. So, you factor in the port development that has been getting paid for since covid under the guise of 'supply chain improvement', the new warehouses going up everywhere 2 towns over, the massive auto plant, the 2 new ev battery plants, were probably talking way over 10,000 new jobs. That means traffic, bad drivers, pollution, and lowered quality of life.
Strike two - the county commission has voted make a series of 'improvements' to the feeder road our neighborhood empties to. Now it'll be higher speed limit and 3 lanes instead of 2. Meanwhile, they're going to bisect it with a 4 lane parkway extension 2 miles down the road, and, use a stop sign only to cross it.
Strike three - there's MASSIVE development happening on the street. They already snuck through rezoning 164 acres that had lots of rear wetlands to an r6 zoning - that's 8000 sf lots, and, they already filled in the wetlands. That hurts drainage upland, aka here. Now, coming up for a rubber stamp approval is a request to go from AR1 (agricultural/residential) straight up the ladder to a PD zoning. Here, PD - planned development - is exempt from density and setback limitations. So, apartment buildings 5 feet from the property line? SURE, have at it. Make things short and sweet.... it's about to suck around here, just like the shitty cities I've been fleeing.
So, my planned shop garage is now on hold because, why build it to sell? Meanwhile, the oncologist Shitshow is a whole different story, suffice it to saw I need a new one after false documents were being submitted by the practice
