There's no way 2 lane Route 9 will be able to handle a development like this. I was told years ago (by then Committeeman Lou Amato) that Lacey was nearly at it's "build out" point. Don't count on it folks. Be careful where you empty the sand out of your shoes when you get home from the beach. A developer will get dibs on it and start building immediately!
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Eileen Howe Howe
5 years ago
Stop builing in the pine lands!
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Anonymous
5 years ago
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Now way,I live on Barnacle and they already blow thru all the stop signs.If I get broadsided leaving my driveway the accident we'll be the last thing the police well have to worry about
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Paul and Joyce Lenzo
5 years ago
What a beautiful parcel of Land!
This natural acreage is an essential plot to our local eagles, osprey, hawks, frogs ,amphibians and other wildlife that inhabit this parcel and the riverfront.
This is one of the last tracts that can accomodate our local habitat along the Middle Branch of the Forked River!
Have any studies been done to see
the impact that this development will have on our environment?
It is such a beautiful natural area, has the township consided purchasing it? This would be a great location for a park named after Mr. Parker.
The county has purchased pristine properties within Lacey as well. Enos Park is a perfect example, another possibility.
The Federal Government has also purchased natural acreage within Lacey. These parcels have been added to the Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge. Another possibility to keep our environment healthy and compentate the seller.
Have you ever noticed the Lacey Township Seal. It has three symbols on it. On the top is a sailboat. This symbol represents the clean waterways and boating activities within our township.
The next is an atom, representing the now defunct power plant and the third is a pheasant, a symbol of the old pheasant farm on Rt.9. The Federal Government purchased this property and it is now part of the Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge. Two of the symbols are no longer relevant to our township. How long will it be before we no longer have access to the environment which drew us to Lacey many years ago.
Think the seal may have to be changed to a car for traffic, a row of attached townhouses for overcrowding, and a red X over the sailboat!
Just my thoughts!
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Jean Van Houten
5 years ago
How absurd to put that many units in that neighborhood! Imagine the increased traffic in there!
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Allison Berrios
5 years ago
This is a small town that is already supporting an apartment complex. Let’s not invite more chaos.
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Laura Meyh
5 years ago
No!!!
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Joe murphy
5 years ago
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Developers are in the business to make money and the overcrowding,under funded schools and over taxed resources they leave in their wake are not their problem,it becomes the problem of the community they just destroyed.
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Frank Eureyecko
5 years ago
Stupid idea! These roads cant handle the traffic now!
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ADRIENNE Melnyk
5 years ago
No ,no, no
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Dolores Sweeney
5 years ago
Please stop ruining our town. This has to stop now. What was once a nice quiet town is now overpopulated and congested.
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Cheryl Armato
5 years ago
No!
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Laura Mortimer
5 years ago
NO!
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Susan Bellettiere
5 years ago
Lacey Township roads cannot support the traffic this will bring.
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Debbie Meyer
5 years ago
Stop taking away our beautiful lands our poor wildlife...we dont need anymore building here
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Michael Howland
5 years ago
Our town is already congested, wasn't built to keep adding people.
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Dee Werner
5 years ago
Another genius plan to ruin this town. Enough already!
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Diana MacKenzie
5 years ago
Our roads are too crowded as it is! This is ridiculous.
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Caroline Kennedy
5 years ago
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I moved here for the nature and small town feel. As a real estate agent I have relocated many here for the same reason... don't ruin something good!
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Kathleen Ryan
5 years ago
Our roads can NOT accommodate this traffic from these homes
There's no way 2 lane Route 9 will be able to handle a development like this. I was told years ago (by then Committeeman Lou Amato) that Lacey was nearly at it's "build out" point. Don't count on it folks. Be careful where you empty the sand out of your shoes when you get home from the beach. A developer will get dibs on it and start building immediately!
Stop builing in the pine lands!
Now way,I live on Barnacle and they already blow thru all the stop signs.If I get broadsided leaving my driveway the accident we'll be the last thing the police well have to worry about
What a beautiful parcel of Land! This natural acreage is an essential plot to our local eagles, osprey, hawks, frogs ,amphibians and other wildlife that inhabit this parcel and the riverfront. This is one of the last tracts that can accomodate our local habitat along the Middle Branch of the Forked River! Have any studies been done to see the impact that this development will have on our environment? It is such a beautiful natural area, has the township consided purchasing it? This would be a great location for a park named after Mr. Parker. The county has purchased pristine properties within Lacey as well. Enos Park is a perfect example, another possibility. The Federal Government has also purchased natural acreage within Lacey. These parcels have been added to the Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge. Another possibility to keep our environment healthy and compentate the seller. Have you ever noticed the Lacey Township Seal. It has three symbols on it. On the top is a sailboat. This symbol represents the clean waterways and boating activities within our township. The next is an atom, representing the now defunct power plant and the third is a pheasant, a symbol of the old pheasant farm on Rt.9. The Federal Government purchased this property and it is now part of the Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge. Two of the symbols are no longer relevant to our township. How long will it be before we no longer have access to the environment which drew us to Lacey many years ago. Think the seal may have to be changed to a car for traffic, a row of attached townhouses for overcrowding, and a red X over the sailboat! Just my thoughts!
How absurd to put that many units in that neighborhood! Imagine the increased traffic in there!
This is a small town that is already supporting an apartment complex. Let’s not invite more chaos.
No!!!
Developers are in the business to make money and the overcrowding,under funded schools and over taxed resources they leave in their wake are not their problem,it becomes the problem of the community they just destroyed.
Stupid idea! These roads cant handle the traffic now!
No ,no, no
Please stop ruining our town. This has to stop now. What was once a nice quiet town is now overpopulated and congested.
No!
NO!
Lacey Township roads cannot support the traffic this will bring.
Stop taking away our beautiful lands our poor wildlife...we dont need anymore building here
Our town is already congested, wasn't built to keep adding people.
Another genius plan to ruin this town. Enough already!
Our roads are too crowded as it is! This is ridiculous.
I moved here for the nature and small town feel. As a real estate agent I have relocated many here for the same reason... don't ruin something good!
Our roads can NOT accommodate this traffic from these homes