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Bogie Shooter 01-11-2024 05:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Normal (Post 2290252)
Te view is hideous. It isn’t covered at all by any vegetation and the lights on the factory are running 24/7. The prominent towers are more than 200 foot high. The place never seems to shut down and is almost adjacent to Central Parkway. That would definitely be my non starter.

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asianthree 01-11-2024 08:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Snakster66 (Post 2290249)
People speak of the cement factory only in the context of view. I’d be more worried about potential health hazard of living in close proximity of a cement factory (there are many studies on the subject that one can search and draw their own conclusions). For me anyway, it makes Moultrie Creek a non-starter. But again, do your own research on the subject and make your own judgements.

Family run concrete batch plants in the Bible Belt is pretty small compared to some only have 4 locations, and 29 trucks per site. Only 20% isn’t family, those that are retired lived to their mid to late 80s. Bigger killer than any products they were surrounded by was the amount of alcohol consumed everyday after work ended

shaw8700@outlook.com 01-11-2024 10:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Altavia (Post 2281758)
Ignore the crybaby's. Coleman is surrounded by a forest on the east side. It's quieter and safer than a National Park.

If near Marsh Bend Trail, you may see lights over the trees at night, no different than from any parking area.

Wellpoint is just south of Monarch Grove, more than two miles away from Middleton so no issues with noise there.

This area north of Eastport is a prime location and will be in very high demand. Similar to being close to Sumter Landing. It's within two miles of Magnolia Plaza, Sawgrass, Eastport, Middleton and near multiple new golf courses.

Once Bexeley and Corbin Trail are open (soon), there will be quick, easy access to Sawgrass and the Turnpike. Most of 470 and the Eastport/Middleton area can be avoided during school traffic hour.

The maps at this link might be helpful.

William Vayens Maps

Thank you so much for including this map. You have no idea how many times I’ve heard of a particular Village but no idea where it was!

pokeefe45@aol.com 01-12-2024 12:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Randall55 (Post 2281718)
If you are thinking about buying in that area, I highly recommend that you scout it out, FIRST. In the morning, there is school traffic (3 schools) that can block the roadways. The Marchiing Band practices outside and you can hear it for miles. During games or events, the stadium gets full bringing endless traffic and more noise. Downtown Middleton is just a stone's throw away. I have been told there will be nightly music like our squares. Again, this brings more traffic and noise. It is probably best to wait until other villages in the Eastport area are available. We were going to build in Moultrie Creek. After seeing the traffic and hearing the noise, we have decided to wait.

The Village of Well Point is nowhere near Moultrie Creek-it will be adjacent to and just south of Monarch Grove and miles from the high school.

Dond1959 01-12-2024 02:36 AM

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Okay, a lot of I believe and I heard on this topic. So here are some basic facts about the specific area. I live in DeSoto south of Fenney Way so we are fairly close to the prison. We have never heard announcements or sirens or any noise. From our location we can’t see any of the lights. We do hear the turnpike in the morning when everything is quiet. We do have the occasional blast from the quarry. We don’t hear it but you can definitely feel it. In the early morning hours you can hear the cement plant and the trucks backing up (beep, beep, beep). But I do not hear the plant during the day.

For the specific area (Well Point) it is further away than we are to the cement plant and closer to the turnpike. I have driven on Marsh Bend at night and you can see the lights of the prison. It would depend on the specific location of the lot as to what you could see at night. Personally I think it is going to be one of the better new areas as it will be a lot closer to established amenities than the places south of 470. There is also the last part of Richmond that will be built that will be really popular because it is so close to Brownwood. Best of luck and make an informed decision.

Normal 01-12-2024 03:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Dond1959 (Post 2290327)
Okay, a lot of I believe and I heard on this topic. So here are some basic facts about the specific area. I live in DeSoto south of Fenney Way so we are fairly close to the prison. We have never heard announcements or sirens or any noise. From our location we can’t see any of the lights. We do hear the turnpike in the morning when everything is quiet. We do have the occasional blast from the quarry. We don’t hear it but you can definitely feel it. In the early morning hours you can hear the cement plant and the trucks backing up (beep, beep, beep). But I do not hear the plant during the day.

For the specific area (Well Point) it is further away than we are to the cement plant and closer to the turnpike. I have driven on Marsh Bend at night and you can see the lights of the prison. It would depend on the specific location of the lot as to what you could see at night. Personally I think it is going to be one of the better new areas as it will be a lot closer to established amenities than the places south of 470. There is also the last part of Richmond that will be built that will be really popular because it is so close to Brownwood. Best of luck and make an informed decision.

Agree totally. WellPoint will be much better than Moultrie! Although very recently, the view lots in Moultrie were reduced by 40 thousand on the retention pond. Think they are now 59K. A month ago they were 99K? IMHO I would hold off.

Dusty_Star 01-12-2024 08:33 AM

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Originally Posted by merrymini (Post 2282101)
I would not worry about prisoners escaping! I would be concerned with the nature of the businesses close to my home. If they blast, you will feel it. I lived near a high school field and they can be noisy, players, music, loudspeakers and cheering people. Not for me thanks.

You might not worry about escaping prisoners, but that doesn't mean it doesn't happen. Mob hit man who killed three, escapes.

Mob hitman from upstate New York escapes from federal custody in Florida

asianthree 01-12-2024 09:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Dusty_Star (Post 2290377)
You might not worry about escaping prisoners, but that doesn't mean it doesn't happen. Mob hit man who killed three, escapes.

Mob hitman from upstate New York escapes from federal custody in Florida

Did he run to the closest house in TV to hide, nope anyone with any common sense will go as quickly and as far away from any prison. We had a prison not far from our lake house, and never had a worry that it was there. But I guess those who worry about a prison came from that small town, that was sheltered from outsiders.

Stu from NYC 01-12-2024 10:02 AM

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Originally Posted by asianthree (Post 2290393)
Did he run to the closest house in TV to hide, nope anyone with any common sense will go as quickly and as far away from any prison. We had a prison not far from our lake house, and never had a worry that it was there. But I guess those who worry about a prison came from that small town, that was sheltered from outsiders.

We did hear about this happening in a movie so it can happen:bigbow:

coffeebean 01-12-2024 12:58 PM

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Originally Posted by MrChip72 (Post 2282558)
You can be 1000 feet from Brownwood square in the evening and barely hear the music. The Coleman prison buildings are much further away from an future homes than 1000 feet.

You may want to have your hearing checked if you can barely hear music from Brownwood 1000 feet away.

coffeebean 01-12-2024 01:04 PM

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coffeebean 01-12-2024 01:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Altavia (Post 2282978)
Very sorry, knew what you meant, that was a poor attempt at a joke.

No worries.

coffeebean 01-12-2024 01:17 PM

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Originally Posted by JMintzer (Post 2283327)
Well, having moderated multiple music forums (talk about herding cats!), I've found that most confusion and many arguments can be avoided by doing just that.

Of course, YMMV...

"herding cats".....that is a funny expression. Made me chuckle even though I have heard it before.

coffeebean 01-12-2024 01:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Snakster66 (Post 2290249)
People speak of the cement factory only in the context of view. I’d be more worried about potential health hazard of living in close proximity of a cement factory (there are many studies on the subject that one can search and draw their own conclusions). For me anyway, it makes Moultrie Creek a non-starter. But again, do your own research on the subject and make your own judgements.

The more I read about all these not so prime locations that are being developed, the more I wish these Morse kids would take a breather and develop ONLY prime property like north of 44. Sorry, just had to say it.

coffeebean 01-12-2024 01:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Dusty_Star (Post 2290377)
You might not worry about escaping prisoners, but that doesn't mean it doesn't happen. Mob hit man who killed three, escapes.

Mob hitman from upstate New York escapes from federal custody in Florida

Trivia...........Whitey Bulger was a resident at Coleman Prison until he was transferred to West Virginia then got rubbed out within twelve hours of his arrival.


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