Build a brick wall along 122nd in South Pointe


Build a brick wall along 122nd in South Pointe
The Issue
One of Gainesville’s neighborhoods faces a significant and growing safety concern as their backyards back up to the 122nd/Parker Road extension. This road, still under construction, presents a unique opportunity and an imperative need for action to ensure the safety and privacy of all residents impacted by its development.
The current lack of a sturdy barrier exposes their homes and families to various dangers, including trespassing, noise, and potential traffic hazards as the road nears completion. Every day, they live with the fear of what could happen without a secure boundary between their backyard and the public roadway. Many families and children live in this area and deserve the peace and safety that a brick wall can provide.
A brick wall along 122nd is not merely a luxury but a necessity. As the road's construction progresses, it is vital that a plan for this wall be developed and completed in tandem with the roadwork. Doing so will uphold the safety standards we expect and provide the privacy every homeowner deserves.
Evidence from neighborhoods around the country indicates that a physical barrier, like a brick wall, significantly reduces both noise pollution and trespassing, while increasing the security of the area. South Pointe is a growing community, and addressing this issue now will prevent future grievances and protect the value of our homes.
To all stakeholders involved, including the South Pointe Developer, HOA, Alachua County Commissioners, Alachua County Public Works, and Watson Construction, we implore you to prioritize this project. The well-being of South Pointe’s residents hinges on having this protective infrastructure in place by the time the road is fully operational.
Join us in advocating for our community's safety and peace of mind. Sign this petition to urge the immediate planning and construction of the brick wall along 122nd Street. Let’s work together to make sure every neighborhood in Gainesville is safe.

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The Issue
One of Gainesville’s neighborhoods faces a significant and growing safety concern as their backyards back up to the 122nd/Parker Road extension. This road, still under construction, presents a unique opportunity and an imperative need for action to ensure the safety and privacy of all residents impacted by its development.
The current lack of a sturdy barrier exposes their homes and families to various dangers, including trespassing, noise, and potential traffic hazards as the road nears completion. Every day, they live with the fear of what could happen without a secure boundary between their backyard and the public roadway. Many families and children live in this area and deserve the peace and safety that a brick wall can provide.
A brick wall along 122nd is not merely a luxury but a necessity. As the road's construction progresses, it is vital that a plan for this wall be developed and completed in tandem with the roadwork. Doing so will uphold the safety standards we expect and provide the privacy every homeowner deserves.
Evidence from neighborhoods around the country indicates that a physical barrier, like a brick wall, significantly reduces both noise pollution and trespassing, while increasing the security of the area. South Pointe is a growing community, and addressing this issue now will prevent future grievances and protect the value of our homes.
To all stakeholders involved, including the South Pointe Developer, HOA, Alachua County Commissioners, Alachua County Public Works, and Watson Construction, we implore you to prioritize this project. The well-being of South Pointe’s residents hinges on having this protective infrastructure in place by the time the road is fully operational.
Join us in advocating for our community's safety and peace of mind. Sign this petition to urge the immediate planning and construction of the brick wall along 122nd Street. Let’s work together to make sure every neighborhood in Gainesville is safe.

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Petition created on March 27, 2026