Hello Wexford Residents, Morrisville Town Council and Mayor,

Most of you have probably received letter from Town Of Cary about the Public Hearing on Carpenter application request for rezoning and development plans of the property on Morrisville carpenter Road which backs up all the way upto Wexford Community. Based on the details furnished by Town of Cary in the letter below are 2 points which will impact Wexford.

1.Buffer Zone Reduction.2. Possible extension of Elm Haven connecting future residential development in this property.

These 2 points are not in the interest of Wexford community because of below reasons.

1. Any reduction in existing natural buffer may lead to removal of trees causing potential soil erosions, Compromising privacy to Wexford Residents, Disturbing natural habitat and against the natural aesthetic appeal of the towns.

2. Extension of Elm Haven Street as thorough fare to future development in the property will add enormous spill over traffic from Davis Drive and Louis Stephen Rd . This extension will give obvious option for drivers to avoid congestion and backups on Davis Drive and McCrimmon Pkway. Wexford is already overwhelmed with high density occupation and traffic from Manchester community . Wexford community streets and roads are not designed to handle the high volume traffic. Adding more will impact the quality of life of Wexford residents, adds risks to the residents,lower property values, additional costs to Wexford HOA to maintain the infrastructure and potential costs to Town of Morrisville to implement additional safety measures like Stop lights, speed bumps, signs etc.

This petition is for Town of Cary to reject any proposals/requests from property owners at 1132, Morrsiville carpenter Rd, Cary which are

concerning to Wexford residents and signed petitioners as stated above.

1.Extend Elmhaven Way to new development on this property.

2.Buffer zone reduction.

Your support is very crucial to influence the decision , future of the Wexford community and Morrisville town in general.

Requesting you to sign the petition.

Sincerely,