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Resident’s letter urges Cramerton commissioners to preserve natural parcel, warns of property-value impacts
Summary
A Flat Rock Pastures resident read a letter from Barbara Lawrence urging the board not to rezone a cherished natural parcel, saying development could harm neighborhood character and reduce property values and that homeowners were not adequately informed of intended uses.
During the public-comment period at the March 4 workshop, Kristy Ham of Flat Rock Pastures read a letter from Barbara Lawrence urging the Board of Commissioners not to rezone a nearby natural parcel. The letter described the land as "an integral part of our community for generations" and warned that development "could lead to the devaluation of surrounding properties." It also said current homeowners had not been adequately informed about the intended use of the land and asked the Board to "reconsider the development plans and preserve this land for future generations."
The comment was submitted as written by Barbara Lawrence and read aloud by Kristy Ham; no formal hearing or specific parcel identification was recorded in the workshop minutes. Commissioners later took separate actions on zoning items on the agenda (RZ24-08 approved; RZ24-03 deferred).
