Save the Reynolds Property at 831 Route 35 in Cross River
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CLARK Hartman
1 month ago
We don't need more luxury housing, especially when it would be on the watershed.
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Denise Macri
1 month ago
We don’t need more traffic, ripped down trees, wildlife uprooted and possible damage to our water system
Plus taxes. This is not necessary at all
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James Nordgren
1 month ago
Protecting this property with protect the Ward Pound Ridge Reservation which border this property, will protect the Cross River and the Cross River Reservoir and will protect the scenic meadow along Route 35.
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Claire Aldrich
1 month ago
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My understanding is this land was never intended to be sold for development. It is precious, wild land, adjacent to the Pound Ridge Ward reservation, and it supports significant wildlife. The notion of felling yet more trees, clearing yet more land to build no less a gated luxury community, each house with its own pool, is so deeply antithetical to the character of Lewisboro. Please do not allow this development to move forward in this form. Vastly fewer homes, more open spaces. Thank you,
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Penny Zokaie
1 month ago
Open space and less unneeded development
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Eva Veach
1 month ago
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Preserve open and natural spaces
Avoid adding more traffic to already busy Hwy 35
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Catherine Downs
1 month ago
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As President of the Lewisboro Land Trust I am committed to the conservation of open space and firmly support efforts to stop the over development of this property.
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Francesca Becker
1 month ago
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The proposal to build a 14 lot subdivision on this property is in direct conflict with the Town of Lewisboro's Vision Statement, updated in 2024 for the next 10 years, which included points to "Continue to maintain its rural and open character...," "Pursue an environmentally sustainable future by protecting and enhancing
existing natural and historic resources..." and its goals-Protect, preserve, promote, and improve access and connectivity to Lewisboro'sexisting natural resources.
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Beth Rifkin
1 month ago
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Having the most property adjacent to this development, I am very concerned about how the construction of 5 houses along my border will affect my well water and the 40+ foot trees that line both our properties. People move here for the privacy and bucolic look. This development is completely out of character with our town.
We don't need more luxury housing, especially when it would be on the watershed.
We don’t need more traffic, ripped down trees, wildlife uprooted and possible damage to our water system Plus taxes. This is not necessary at all
Protecting this property with protect the Ward Pound Ridge Reservation which border this property, will protect the Cross River and the Cross River Reservoir and will protect the scenic meadow along Route 35.
My understanding is this land was never intended to be sold for development. It is precious, wild land, adjacent to the Pound Ridge Ward reservation, and it supports significant wildlife. The notion of felling yet more trees, clearing yet more land to build no less a gated luxury community, each house with its own pool, is so deeply antithetical to the character of Lewisboro. Please do not allow this development to move forward in this form. Vastly fewer homes, more open spaces. Thank you,
Open space and less unneeded development
Preserve open and natural spaces Avoid adding more traffic to already busy Hwy 35
As President of the Lewisboro Land Trust I am committed to the conservation of open space and firmly support efforts to stop the over development of this property.
The proposal to build a 14 lot subdivision on this property is in direct conflict with the Town of Lewisboro's Vision Statement, updated in 2024 for the next 10 years, which included points to "Continue to maintain its rural and open character...," "Pursue an environmentally sustainable future by protecting and enhancing existing natural and historic resources..." and its goals-Protect, preserve, promote, and improve access and connectivity to Lewisboro'sexisting natural resources.
Having the most property adjacent to this development, I am very concerned about how the construction of 5 houses along my border will affect my well water and the 40+ foot trees that line both our properties. People move here for the privacy and bucolic look. This development is completely out of character with our town.