EDEN DESERVES RESPONSIBLE GROWTH — NOT UNANSWERED QUESTIONS
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Rimas Matukaitis
24 days ago
When I moved to Eden 10 years ago I was impressed with how quiet and laid back the area was. Since then new residential homes have been built, traffic and noise has increased and increased the demand on the existing infrastructure like water and sewage. Our taxes will have to be increased to pay for upgrades that we don't need at the present time.
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Lori Hill
1 month ago
We don’t have the infrastructure for this. It is a hamlet and not suitable for apartments.
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Nicole Nevill
1 month ago
My parents moved to Eden 38 years ago to enjoy the quiet country side. The last few years people have built around and destroyed the peace, to the point where the farm next door is no longer allowed to have farm animals if it is sold. Living here has been a pleasure until the last few years. Country living is no longer the same here.
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Margaret Klassen
1 month ago
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I am signing because of the water and sewage concerns, but most importantly because of the backyard privacy issue. We have lost the privacy of our own backyard due to an apartment building overlooking our yard, and if I can help protect other residents from losing theirs, I’m in!
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Angela Cormier
1 month ago
It’s a Hamlet. That’s why we love it here, not to have apartment buildings built. It’s starts at 2 then you will want MORE. NO THANK YOU
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Sandra Kennedy
1 month ago
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I am concerned whether the water waste system that we currently have especially in Port Burwell is enough to handle the 36 unit purposed.
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Jessica Cusworth
1 month ago
Building needs to slow down. We originally moved here for the small town village. Infrastructure is also a major issue here.
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Ruthanne Kristensen
1 month ago
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Its a hamlet area, should not have apartment buildings. Concerned about water supply and increase in traffic
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Nelly Burwell
1 month ago
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We need commitment and open studies on how the infrastructure is going to maintain current and future growth without pushing costs on residents. Water and sewer issues. Available school ing for new residents? Currently not zoned for apartments if passed will this allow the other areas requesting development the opportunity to do the same.
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Penny Nevill
1 month ago
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Ground water concerns, infrastructure in general, the loss/appeal of a quaint village
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Lisa Penner
1 month ago
Due to lack of infrastructure in this tiny hamlet.
When I moved to Eden 10 years ago I was impressed with how quiet and laid back the area was. Since then new residential homes have been built, traffic and noise has increased and increased the demand on the existing infrastructure like water and sewage. Our taxes will have to be increased to pay for upgrades that we don't need at the present time.
We don’t have the infrastructure for this. It is a hamlet and not suitable for apartments.
My parents moved to Eden 38 years ago to enjoy the quiet country side. The last few years people have built around and destroyed the peace, to the point where the farm next door is no longer allowed to have farm animals if it is sold. Living here has been a pleasure until the last few years. Country living is no longer the same here.
I am signing because of the water and sewage concerns, but most importantly because of the backyard privacy issue. We have lost the privacy of our own backyard due to an apartment building overlooking our yard, and if I can help protect other residents from losing theirs, I’m in!
It’s a Hamlet. That’s why we love it here, not to have apartment buildings built. It’s starts at 2 then you will want MORE. NO THANK YOU
I am concerned whether the water waste system that we currently have especially in Port Burwell is enough to handle the 36 unit purposed.
Building needs to slow down. We originally moved here for the small town village. Infrastructure is also a major issue here.
Its a hamlet area, should not have apartment buildings. Concerned about water supply and increase in traffic
We need commitment and open studies on how the infrastructure is going to maintain current and future growth without pushing costs on residents. Water and sewer issues. Available school ing for new residents? Currently not zoned for apartments if passed will this allow the other areas requesting development the opportunity to do the same.
Ground water concerns, infrastructure in general, the loss/appeal of a quaint village
Due to lack of infrastructure in this tiny hamlet.