4-D-26-DP Gary (37932), March 16, 2026 at 11:07 AM
This is absolutely absurd. We've been told by numerous agents when purchasing this lot and house that no house would ever be placed behind us since it was the woods and creek. There's already so many issues in the neighborhood that have yet to get resolved and now instead of fixing the issues you want to build more? This is the most ridiculous thing we've heard and will not be happy if this plan moves forward.
4-D-26-DP Dorida (37932), March 18, 2026 at 2:19 PM
To commissioners,: when are you going to stop allowing developers to do whatever they want. This land, close to the creek, should be left as a green belt also for wildlife there. We live in Hayden Farms on the edge of this land development. Years of dirt dust, and vibration could cause cracks in nearby foundations and is over development of houses. Smithbilt builds house plans with loud hvac condensers placed adjacent to main living room area that creates noise stress through wall. Have to turn off thermostat to avoid loud condensers. Not a fan of this company plan. Sincerely, Dorida
4-D-26-DP Piper (37932), March 18, 2026 at 6:35 PM
I'm a resident of Hayden Farms and strongly oppose this expansion. We moved here believing the neighborhood was complete, so this new construction is unexpected and disruptive. It will increase traffic on our roads, create safety issues, and bring years of noise, dust, and construction into our daily lives. The plan also lacks basic infrastructure like sidewalks and safe connections, and current residents should not be left dealing with the damage or costs from this project.
4-D-26-DP MariEllen (37932), March 19, 2026 at 12:28 PM
I echo concerns about the proposed expansion and ask that it be carefully reconsidered with stronger protections in place. Residents were originally told this community was complete and would not be expanded, so this proposal comes as an unexpected and significant change. There are serious concerns around increased traffic, safety, and the lack of guaranteed pedestrian connectivity between phases. In addition, the plan does not yet ensure protections for existing infrastructure or adequate mitigation for the long-term construction impact on current residents. This development also presents a rare opportunity to secure meaningful greenway access and public amenities, which should be required as part of approval. Growth is understandable, but it must be balanced with clear commitments that protect current homeowners and improve overall quality of life.
4-D-26-DP Hemant (37932), March 19, 2026 at 9:24 PM
I'm a resident of Hayden Farms and strongly oppose this expansion. We moved here believing the neighborhood was complete, so this new construction is unexpected and disruptive. It feels like there are already water issues and areas we're fixing is still pending. Please find the attachment of how the water easement has been impacted at the entrance of this community. Also, the street lights have not turned on in one year from the time we've been here.
