Builder planning 417 new homes in Johnson County

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2 thoughts on “Builder planning 417 new homes in Johnson County

  1. Behold, more growth in Johnson County that shall overwhelm the infrastructure.

    The “build it and we will do the roads in 10-20 years” approach isn’t the right one and is IMO one reason why Johnson County lags Hamilton County so badly. Unmanaged growth in Johnson County has already made north of Smith Valley on 135 impassible.

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