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Alfonse's avatar

Right on Dan. Look at 99 Eastbrook ave Brevard, 1,354 sq ft on .11 acres sloped lot; and 85 Eastbrook Ave, same size house on same sized lot.

Who is the developer & why would the city council allow this? If .11 acres is now what a 1300+ square-foot house can go on in Brevard, will end up looking like a row home ghetto such as Baltimore, Little Rock or Detroit in no time.

Has anyone ever investigated whether these developers have ties to anybody on city council such as quid pro quo or jobs for family members in that industry?

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Andrea G's avatar

My only hope is that this does not change the natural flow of water. When we move earth we tend to change the natural direction and flow of water. This could be of unfortunate unintended consequences. I hope everyone knows what they are doing and not just think they know. Yes we need more housing; but at what cost. Let’s not give away or destroy the environment that brought us all here.

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