This Board is already violating the AIPCA's community standards with its existing maintenance shed on Sea Marsh Road which constantly has large piles of landscape debris less than 50 feet from the road, a multitude of equipment, tools and uncovered waste and on occasion, construction debris such as piles of wood, broken concrete etc for days in plain sight of the road. With this attitude on clear display this Board has shown itself to be the least environmentally respectful of the beauty of AIP.
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Eileen Peacock
2 months ago
We love the plantation because it has so many trees and paths. Let's keep it that way! Brian and Eileen Peacock
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Dana Davis
2 months ago
I don’t want. Conservancy with trees cut down for an overly inflated building. Shameful.
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Pamela Fox
2 months ago
This is another sneaky move by Fred and the Board to build for staff things outside of community priorities and the Strategic Plan.
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Jane Chittick
2 months ago
This sanctuary was designed to be a permanent conservancy and preserve. AIPCA is known for its environmental beauty and the value of our homes is entirely due to the brilliance of Ian McHarg’s landscape architecture
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Alex Pratt
2 months ago
Any removal of trees and major maintenance facility will be bad for the residential and guest experience. Ther is already far too much commercial traffic in the resort.
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Sean Donnelly
2 months ago
No reason why this should not be studied more thoroughly and all options considered before impacting the environment.
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Marilyn Spiller
2 months ago
My family and I use the Willow Conservancy walk daily and the green buffer it provides is invaluable. It is one of the primary reasons I bought my home as well as the other green spaces in the Omni property. This proposal would destroy property values in Fairway Oaks Villas and make life unnecessarily chaotuc for those of us who live here full time.
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Joy Cashdan
2 months ago
Because I live here
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Henry Frick
2 months ago
We just bought property at 3211 Seamarsh. Don’t want to see the land destroyed and the noise and traffic that will come along with it. Property values will definitely drop.
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Patti Bock
2 months ago
Because you want to pave paradise and put up a ‘parking’ lot. (My apologies to Joni Mitchell).
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Lesley Malloy
2 months ago
I just recently moved from congested NJ A main factor of my move was nature and serenity. This is an outrage
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Sara FRICK
2 months ago
Do not take away conservation area, it is important to preserve natural beauty and walking trails.
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Supporter
2 months ago
We need to preserve what’s left of the protected maritime forest in our community. It’s unreasonable to destroy a long established protected natural habitat for a maintenance facility.
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Eric Lindberg
2 months ago
Do not want the trees cut down.
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jean palamar
2 months ago
please share!!!!!important!!!!
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Guy Barg
2 months ago
This project will significantly reduce the value of my condo at 3327 Sea Marsh Road, Fairway Oak Villas.
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Johanna Eversole
2 months ago
The island we love and live on has been hundreds of years in the making. Recently, it seems through our own negligence, we are causing it to disappear. The loss of our tree canopy and natural undergrowth is critical to the life and beauty of Amelia.
Why the rush? This should be a long plan, not a quick fix. Be a whole lot more transparent and painstaking before committing natural destruction. And spend a lot more time having community input and agreement for the needs of us all.
Thank you
Board failure to be transparent
More information is needed.
This Board is already violating the AIPCA's community standards with its existing maintenance shed on Sea Marsh Road which constantly has large piles of landscape debris less than 50 feet from the road, a multitude of equipment, tools and uncovered waste and on occasion, construction debris such as piles of wood, broken concrete etc for days in plain sight of the road. With this attitude on clear display this Board has shown itself to be the least environmentally respectful of the beauty of AIP.
We love the plantation because it has so many trees and paths. Let's keep it that way! Brian and Eileen Peacock
I don’t want. Conservancy with trees cut down for an overly inflated building. Shameful.
This is another sneaky move by Fred and the Board to build for staff things outside of community priorities and the Strategic Plan.
This sanctuary was designed to be a permanent conservancy and preserve. AIPCA is known for its environmental beauty and the value of our homes is entirely due to the brilliance of Ian McHarg’s landscape architecture
Any removal of trees and major maintenance facility will be bad for the residential and guest experience. Ther is already far too much commercial traffic in the resort.
No reason why this should not be studied more thoroughly and all options considered before impacting the environment.
My family and I use the Willow Conservancy walk daily and the green buffer it provides is invaluable. It is one of the primary reasons I bought my home as well as the other green spaces in the Omni property. This proposal would destroy property values in Fairway Oaks Villas and make life unnecessarily chaotuc for those of us who live here full time.
Because I live here
We just bought property at 3211 Seamarsh. Don’t want to see the land destroyed and the noise and traffic that will come along with it. Property values will definitely drop.
Because you want to pave paradise and put up a ‘parking’ lot. (My apologies to Joni Mitchell).
I just recently moved from congested NJ A main factor of my move was nature and serenity. This is an outrage
Do not take away conservation area, it is important to preserve natural beauty and walking trails.
We need to preserve what’s left of the protected maritime forest in our community. It’s unreasonable to destroy a long established protected natural habitat for a maintenance facility.
Do not want the trees cut down.
please share!!!!!important!!!!
This project will significantly reduce the value of my condo at 3327 Sea Marsh Road, Fairway Oak Villas.
The island we love and live on has been hundreds of years in the making. Recently, it seems through our own negligence, we are causing it to disappear. The loss of our tree canopy and natural undergrowth is critical to the life and beauty of Amelia. Why the rush? This should be a long plan, not a quick fix. Be a whole lot more transparent and painstaking before committing natural destruction. And spend a lot more time having community input and agreement for the needs of us all. Thank you