New church destroys rural neighborhood; where are rezoning protestors now?

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New church destroys rural neighborhood; where are rezoning protestors now?

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So where were all you nasty,

nasty people that pack the commissioners meeting each month to protest

when someone like us who have paid taxes for years want to rezone? You

sit back and let the whole profile of this neighborhood go down the drain

from a non-tax paying organization to come in and destroy the peace and

serenity of our neighborhood.

One more thing before I quit

for the day. Ebenezer Church Road is not the Peachtree City to Fayetteville

autobahn. The speed limit out here is 45 m.p.h., and those two yellow

solid lines in the middle of the road mean that this is a no passing zone.

The fact that you are running late from your Peachtree City home doesn't

automatically give you the right to speed through our neighborhood.

For those of you who do not

know me and automatically decided that I am antichurch, please rest assured

that despite my strong opinions, I have never lost Jesus. I joined the

Methodist Church, on my own, no parents involved, when I was 12 years

old.

The Fayette County Commission

needs to address the issue of churches in neighborhoods, and give the

people of Fayette a choice of what churches come to Fayette. If not, we

have an armed camp of people here who do not recognize any of the laws

of the U.S.A.

Legay Saul

Fayette

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