

Save Richland County Single-Family Zoning
The Issue
Attention All Richland County Residents
Richland County has planned for a massive rezoning of our neighborhoods in the unincorporated areas around Forest Acres, Arcadia Lakes, Sandwood, Rockyford Lake, City of Columbia, and the Hickory Ridge subdivision.
The new zoning allows multi-family housing in practically all zoning classes, thereby eliminating our traditional single-family neighborhoods. Increasing population density will:
- Create more traffic
- Introduce more crowding into our schools
- Reduce property values
- Increase incidence of crime
- Further overload our utilities and storm drainage systems
We need your help to say "No" to rezoning. If you don't want to have an increase in density and multi-family homes added to our neighborhoods, please consider signing our petition.
Let's save our single-family neighborhoods together!
For more information:
Richland County Planning Department
To reach us directly:
SavingSingleFamilyZoning@gmail.com
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The Issue
Attention All Richland County Residents
Richland County has planned for a massive rezoning of our neighborhoods in the unincorporated areas around Forest Acres, Arcadia Lakes, Sandwood, Rockyford Lake, City of Columbia, and the Hickory Ridge subdivision.
The new zoning allows multi-family housing in practically all zoning classes, thereby eliminating our traditional single-family neighborhoods. Increasing population density will:
- Create more traffic
- Introduce more crowding into our schools
- Reduce property values
- Increase incidence of crime
- Further overload our utilities and storm drainage systems
We need your help to say "No" to rezoning. If you don't want to have an increase in density and multi-family homes added to our neighborhoods, please consider signing our petition.
Let's save our single-family neighborhoods together!
For more information:
Richland County Planning Department
To reach us directly:
SavingSingleFamilyZoning@gmail.com
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Petition created on March 16, 2022