11-B-25-UR Brandy (37918), October 27, 2025 at 9:05 AM
I hope this message finds you well. I am writing as a concerned resident of East Emory Rd regarding the proposed duplex development. While I understand and appreciate the city's efforts to support housing growth, I respectfully ask that the city reconsider approving new high-density construction on this particular stretch of road. East Emory is already experiencing significant traffic congestion especially during peak hours. Adding additional housing units would likely worsen these conditions, impacting not only residents' safety and quality of life but also emergency vehicle access. I would greatly appreciate it if the city could explore alternative sites for increased housing density in areas with better infrastructure capacity or transit access. Thank you for your time and for considering the community's perspective on this matter.
11-B-25-UR Lauren (37918), October 27, 2025 at 9:20 AM
This intersection is incredibly dangerous, and it needs to be addressed before adding more traffic. It would be irresponsible to our community to allow this before addressing the dangers of this intersection. Thank you!
11-B-25-UR Daniele (37918), October 27, 2025 at 11:19 AM
I would strongly advise against adding any more housing to this intersection. I pick up my niece and nephew around the corner off of the school bus. There are accidents that occur at this intersection all of the time, and it would be highly unsafe to add more people trying to come off of that road at that point
11-B-25-UR Christa (37918), October 27, 2025 at 12:34 PM
They should be required to put a red light in at brown gap and Emory. Look at the wreck reports in the area. Emory rd is over crowded with no plans to widen Emory in your 5 year plans.
11-B-25-UR Tucker (37918), October 27, 2025 at 2:14 PM
Please put a red light at Brown Gap and Emory. It's a dangerous and narrow intersection that should be widened in a way that will support a future 4 lane Emory road. I grew up there since 1995 and it's always been dangerous, but to accommodate recent existing growth as well as future growth improvements have to be made! Thank you for your consideration, Tucker H.
