“Aesthetics and comfort”or “tax dollars and crowding”? Cary, Morrisville, and Apex used to care about the look and feel of these small towns. We could drive down the road and businesses were landscaped in a way that felt welcoming and beautiful. Now they feel sterile or industrial.
In this area, in question, we now have the Publix shopping
center, Searstone, and Cornerstone at the corner of Davis and High House. We now
have the Walmart shopping center, Grace Park, the Food Lion shopping center, and
now hundreds of apartment buildings at the corner of Davis Drive and
Morrisville Carpenter. Also, down Davis Drive, we now have the Wegman’s shopping
center with hundreds of new homes, townhomes, and apartments nearby. Driving
down Morrisville Carpenter toward Hwy 54 there are hundreds, if not thousands
of new apartments, townhomes, and homes.
There are now hundreds of homes and townhomes where there
were once Green Acres Farms on Morrisville Carpenter. There is a huge
thoroughfare being planned To connect Morrisville Carpenter and Hwy 55.
On the corners of Morrisville Parkway and Louis Stevens and Morrisville Parkway
and Carpenter Upchurch, there are hundreds of homes and townhomes being planned
there as well. None of these areas have considered aesthetics, history, or
infrastructure.
So between Highway 55 Morrisville Parkway and Morrisville
Carpenter Road, there will be thousands upon thousands of vehicles traveling
those roads daily. Huge apartment buildings and townhomes negating historical
zoning laws.
Rezoning to meet the needs of builders instead of appealing
to your constituents. Why? It seems all these municipalities care about our tax dollars. Why? Aren’t we one of the wealthiest municipalities in North
Carolina?
Please appeal to your constituents and not builders.
Janet Allen
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