Re: September 2008 Joint Hearing on Comprehensive Plan
As residents of Queen Anne's County, we vigorously oppose the development of the Wheatlands Farm Project as a mixed commercial area, to include a shopping center, offices and an assisted living facility. Our opposition is based on the disastrous environmental, traffic and public safety consequences of the proposed Project. The Project will not in any way enhance the livability of the area and, in fact, will have just the opposite effect.
We urge you to reject the Project so it is not included in the Comprehensive Plan.
The growth in support for this petition has gained enough traction to compel the planning committee to open a formal dialogue. I am currently finalizing a briefing document to present at our upcoming meeting with the zoning board.
Reached 100 supporters
September 17, 2008
6 Comments
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Jen Achebe
17 years ago
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Why do they keep trying to push this? Nobody out here wants a shopping mall shoved in our backyards.
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Linda Mendoza
17 years ago
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PLEASE NO! We have too many shopping centers already. Save Wheatlands.
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Mike McKenzie
17 years ago
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The roads cant even handle the traffic we have now. This is a nightmare waiting to happen for all of us.
S
Sarah Roberts
17 years ago
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Keep the farmland. Moving here was about peace and quiet not more traffic and concrete. Stop destroying everything good about this county.
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David Frost
17 years ago
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This whole project is a disaster for our water and wildlife. Once it is gone its gone forever.
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Tom Kennedy
17 years ago
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Enough with the developments already. Fix the existing roads before even thinking about adding more congestion.
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Re: September 2008 Joint Hearing on Comprehensive Plan
As residents of Queen Anne's County, we vigorously oppose the development of the Wheatlands Farm Project as a mixed commercial area, to include a shopping center, offices and an assisted living facility. Our opposition is based on the disastrous environmental, traffic and public safety consequences of the proposed Project. The Project will not in any way enhance the livability of the area and, in fact, will have just the opposite effect.
We urge you to reject the Project so it is not included in the Comprehensive Plan.
The growth in support for this petition has gained enough traction to compel the planning committee to open a formal dialogue. I am currently finalizing a briefing document to present at our upcoming meeting with the zoning board.
Reached 100 supporters
September 17, 2008
6 Comments
J
Jen Achebe
17 years ago
Featured
Why do they keep trying to push this? Nobody out here wants a shopping mall shoved in our backyards.
L
Linda Mendoza
17 years ago
Featured
PLEASE NO! We have too many shopping centers already. Save Wheatlands.
M
Mike McKenzie
17 years ago
Featured
The roads cant even handle the traffic we have now. This is a nightmare waiting to happen for all of us.
S
Sarah Roberts
17 years ago
Featured
Keep the farmland. Moving here was about peace and quiet not more traffic and concrete. Stop destroying everything good about this county.
D
David Frost
17 years ago
Featured
This whole project is a disaster for our water and wildlife. Once it is gone its gone forever.
T
Tom Kennedy
17 years ago
Featured
Enough with the developments already. Fix the existing roads before even thinking about adding more congestion.
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Why do they keep trying to push this? Nobody out here wants a shopping mall shoved in our backyards.