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Stop "Marchner Estates" Development Concept, Penfiled, NY

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Amy DeMetsenaere Verified
2 months ago

I grew up in Webster. I lived on Marchner Rd in the early 80’s. It was peaceful and a safe place for children. Now the Webster I knew is unrecognizable. I could ride my bike literally anywhere and be safe. That is not the case now. Too many cars. This subdivision will add much more traffic and destroy animal habitats. Website has lost its charm. So sad to see

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Nancy Kay Verified
2 months ago

Canyou just rezone land that is sitting unused like the old Rite Aid sitting vacant, or the numerous Xerox buildings??? Why do you have to destroy green space to build anew? Be thoughtful of what you’re doing.

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Laura Lasher Verified
2 months ago

Webster needs to stop growing. It’s bursting out of its seam with all the traffic. I grew up in Webster and at one time it was a nice quiet little town. It’s reached its capacity and then some. No more!!!

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Sandy Scott Verified
2 months ago

The property mentioned is beautiful,peaceful, has abundant wildlife and is totally a sanctuary from the stresses of life a we know it! Please consider Steve's points. Care about your community

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Toomey Michael Verified
2 months ago

This road was a road i traveled on my bike in the 60s and 70s this is so sad we can't leave one piece of land alone must we develop all of land in webster we have way to much traffic and our roads are getting ruined and not fixed please let this property have some purpose not any more tracks

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Meg Emlaw Verified
2 months ago

I agree - the current infrastructure and roadways are not capable of accommodating this capacity. Coming from Raleigh NC please don’t agree to these developments looking to build fast, low quality homes (a single family home on 8,000 sq ft?).

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Kristen Smith Verified
2 months ago

We live nearby. Too much development is taking away from the country scape we enjoy. Let’s not turn into another Henrietta. Besides, Rte 250 is already becoming congested. It should remain zoned as is.

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Susan Heater Verified
2 months ago

Stop development and congestion

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Julie Mitchell Verified
2 months ago

Stop taking over the green space — especially because it is NOT affordable housing!

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Supporter Verified
2 months ago

It is with deep dismay that you are planning a major development on this parcel. Not only will it bring congestion to the neighborhood, but the neighbors will suffer from the noise and traffic. Thank you for considering my remarks.

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Bronte Croteau Verified
2 months ago

Both my parents served- you earned your peace 🩶

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Sabriya Mustafa Verified
2 months ago

We literally don't need more houses being built. No one can afford any of these, the animals are losing their homes. It's completely unnecessary. Let the land be. Just because it is there doesn't mean it needs to be touched and destroyed to build houses

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Pat Brooks Verified
2 months ago

I am not in favor of this development. The increase in traffic trying to turn down Marchner Rd off 250 can be challenging now . It will ruin the peaceful setting of this road. It is one of the nicest road to walk down with minimal traffic. The increase in the population will affect the Webster school district.

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Lynn Guilfoil Verified
2 months ago

Keep it wild!

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Jason Smith Verified
2 months ago

This proposed development would create substantial issues to an area that is rapidly becoming over crowded.

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Staci Riznik Verified
2 months ago

Leave Webster alone. NO more NEW Housing!!!

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Dan Martin Verified
2 months ago

Live nearby. That last thing we need is more traffic, more congestion. The overdevelopment is driving people away.

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Scott Allis Verified
2 months ago

The public needs input before rezoning

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Mary Kay Appleby Verified
2 months ago

Please keep the natural conditions nd don’t build in that area. Prevent the traffic that it will cause. Webster has already has immense congestion.

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Joyce Barron Verified
2 months ago

It is important to keep open land and to minimize traffic. Farmland is needed. Upstate NY is known for its fruits and vegetables.