I am so proud of all who attended the Village meeting tonight and had the courage to speak their opinion with respect, dignity and clarity. We are a truly unique community and can be an example to others. I know we can continue in this spirit and come together with a solution.
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Peter Schellhase
6 years ago
The last thing we need is more mushroom mansions. Keep the farmland!
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Kristi Korpela
6 years ago
Please help the farmer, not push their business out of Nashotah.
Everyone at the meeting, wanted the same thing. Keep the farm, protect the land, Wells, & lake. Find a way to solve this
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Scott Seefeldt
6 years ago
Former Nashotah resident, now Oconomowoc. For heaven's sake, do what it takes to save what farmland is left!
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Jon Hammel
6 years ago
Just came from the meeting. Work out a solution, keep the farm.
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Deb Mulhollon
6 years ago
Keep the farm land
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Rebecca Gallagher
6 years ago
I would like to see the board make a wise decision about this land owner to preserve and prioritize our green spaces.
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Terry Truttschel
6 years ago
Save this farm!
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Aaron J Matteson
6 years ago
Small farms are put at a disadvantage to corporate farms
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Aaron J Matteson
6 years ago
Small farms are put at a disadvantage to corporate farms
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Jami
6 years ago
My parents and grandmother live in Nashotah. Across the street from this land. I am a recent resident of Waukesha Co but currently reside in Greendale. I will share this with as many people as I can; there has to be a solution that doesn’t involve developing this land.
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Julie L Mitchell
6 years ago
Please rescind Ordinance 215. this is the only farm left in Nashotah and once it is gone - its gone. Manure not properly applied can be corrected but building 130 homes on this precious land can not. Developing this farm will destroy habitat for wildlife and create air and noise pollution from added traffic. Please keep country in Lake Country.
Complaints from a few should not destroy nature enjoyed by all.
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cristine clay
6 years ago
My life is sweeter because I get to walk past the farm everyday walking my dog. Please do not take away the last natural area of WI farmland.
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Rusty Coyle
6 years ago
As a Resident of the neighboring property and having raised in a farm community in WI I chose to reside in this area for the reasons of land management and preservation. The idea of not being able spread manure on a farm field is extremely mis-understood and short sided. Please allow Mr Gehl the ability to continue to preserve this property and hopefully many other for generations for year to come.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
We used to live at the Seminary, mission road was such a peaceful road to live off of. The farmland needs to stay, and development needs to be shut down.
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Tina m Foulkes
6 years ago
Please keep the farms
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John Mack
6 years ago
Developments produce waste. Farms produce food. This should not be a matter of controversy.
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Ian Ricker
6 years ago
Keep the farm!! If the Village won't rescind its ordinance and be a good neighbor to Delafield, then let the people win in court....and the Village officials can be elected out of office. The City of Delafield gets it.
Protecting our remaining farmland...I'm all in!!
I work in Nashotah.
I am so proud of all who attended the Village meeting tonight and had the courage to speak their opinion with respect, dignity and clarity. We are a truly unique community and can be an example to others. I know we can continue in this spirit and come together with a solution.
The last thing we need is more mushroom mansions. Keep the farmland!
Please help the farmer, not push their business out of Nashotah. Everyone at the meeting, wanted the same thing. Keep the farm, protect the land, Wells, & lake. Find a way to solve this
Former Nashotah resident, now Oconomowoc. For heaven's sake, do what it takes to save what farmland is left!
Just came from the meeting. Work out a solution, keep the farm.
Keep the farm land
I would like to see the board make a wise decision about this land owner to preserve and prioritize our green spaces.
Save this farm!
Small farms are put at a disadvantage to corporate farms
Small farms are put at a disadvantage to corporate farms
My parents and grandmother live in Nashotah. Across the street from this land. I am a recent resident of Waukesha Co but currently reside in Greendale. I will share this with as many people as I can; there has to be a solution that doesn’t involve developing this land.
Please rescind Ordinance 215. this is the only farm left in Nashotah and once it is gone - its gone. Manure not properly applied can be corrected but building 130 homes on this precious land can not. Developing this farm will destroy habitat for wildlife and create air and noise pollution from added traffic. Please keep country in Lake Country. Complaints from a few should not destroy nature enjoyed by all.
My life is sweeter because I get to walk past the farm everyday walking my dog. Please do not take away the last natural area of WI farmland.
As a Resident of the neighboring property and having raised in a farm community in WI I chose to reside in this area for the reasons of land management and preservation. The idea of not being able spread manure on a farm field is extremely mis-understood and short sided. Please allow Mr Gehl the ability to continue to preserve this property and hopefully many other for generations for year to come.
We used to live at the Seminary, mission road was such a peaceful road to live off of. The farmland needs to stay, and development needs to be shut down.
Please keep the farms
Developments produce waste. Farms produce food. This should not be a matter of controversy.
Keep the farm!! If the Village won't rescind its ordinance and be a good neighbor to Delafield, then let the people win in court....and the Village officials can be elected out of office. The City of Delafield gets it.