My sister and her family's property borders this farm land. We all would be extremely disappointed to see the land developed. Please keep the farmland!
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Nicole McGuire
6 years ago
Please consider changing the ordinance and saving the farm land.
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Larry Hansen
6 years ago
I think the residents should be happy Mr Gehl does not convert this farmland to a Pig farm to generate internally the manure for fertilizer. You don’t know stink till you’ve been around a pig farm. If he wanted to be nasty I believe he could do this. There’s that old saying, “cheer up, things could be worse “.
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Larry Hansen
6 years ago
I think the residents should be happy Mr Gehl does not convert this farmland to a Pig farm to generate internally the manure for fertilizer. You don’t know stink till you’ve been around a pig farm. If he wanted to be nasty I believe he could do this. There’s that old saying, “cheer up, things could be worse “.
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Benjamin Turner
6 years ago
Saving and preserving farmland around my hometown (hartland) and current residence in summit is one of my absolute top concerns. I'm a donating member of tall pines conservancy and waukesha county land conservancy. Farms are not only beautiful to have nearby but provide necessary homes for insects, mammals, birds, snakes, etc. They also absorb water a lot better than a concrete jungle. It truly breaks my heart to see beautiful multi generational farms disappear forever. Farmland is also necessary for all the things we consume as people. Wear a cotton Shirt today? Thank a farmer and his field. Eat steak? Thank a farmer and his field. More developments and people and less farmland to support those people doesn't make logical sense. Keep lake country beautiful, rural, and a productive food basket.
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Pam Haselow
6 years ago
I am grateful to live on a piece of Gehl land that abuts Delafield homes. The beautiful view and conservancy values were influential in purchasing our property. Please consider preserving the unique aspect of living in Lake Country... please work to keep the Gehl land farmland and not up on the auction block for more large homes. Think forward, and find compromise to correct what was probably a 1 time series of mistakes.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Please preserve our farmland.
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April Swan
6 years ago
I do not live in Nashotah currently, but grew up in Lake County and am hoping to have my son grow up there as well. It breaks my heart to have watched so many farms turn into subdivisions over the last 30 years.
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Dick Unrath
6 years ago
After 31 years I am moving home to the area and looking forward to leaving the congestion of Metro-Detroit behind. This farm is truly a treasure that must be protected.
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Roberta Prasciunas
6 years ago
I am from Chicago and when I visit my folks it’s a beautiful drive into town and why would you build on land that beautiful. Save farmland!!
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Yazmin Gardner
6 years ago
Beautiful piece of property that I toured years ago. Great family.
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Jennifer Butcher
6 years ago
I grew up in the area.
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Lynn Mair
6 years ago
Please keep the farmland. We drive past it everyday to work and enjoy there is no development or housing. We like see wildlife and sunsets. There is no need for further housing subdivisions in this area. That’s why people enjoy living where it’s quieter. Hey C needs no further traffic either!
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Larry Fehrm
6 years ago
rescind ord 215
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Anonymous
6 years ago
We love our lake country beauty and want this farmland preserved.
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Allen Holzbauer
6 years ago
They should be ashamed. Makes me not want to live in Nashotah...
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Thinking of moving to lake country
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Scott Hirschfeld
6 years ago
Let’s keep some farmland and open space in Nashotah!
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Mark Yehle
6 years ago
This Farm has been here longer than any of the people that have complained of the manure odor which to me is the smell of the country. If you don’t like the smell of living in the country simply move to the polluted city.
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Nancy Yehle
6 years ago
Please consider changing the ordinance and saving the farm land.
My sister and her family's property borders this farm land. We all would be extremely disappointed to see the land developed. Please keep the farmland!
Please consider changing the ordinance and saving the farm land.
I think the residents should be happy Mr Gehl does not convert this farmland to a Pig farm to generate internally the manure for fertilizer. You don’t know stink till you’ve been around a pig farm. If he wanted to be nasty I believe he could do this. There’s that old saying, “cheer up, things could be worse “.
I think the residents should be happy Mr Gehl does not convert this farmland to a Pig farm to generate internally the manure for fertilizer. You don’t know stink till you’ve been around a pig farm. If he wanted to be nasty I believe he could do this. There’s that old saying, “cheer up, things could be worse “.
Saving and preserving farmland around my hometown (hartland) and current residence in summit is one of my absolute top concerns. I'm a donating member of tall pines conservancy and waukesha county land conservancy. Farms are not only beautiful to have nearby but provide necessary homes for insects, mammals, birds, snakes, etc. They also absorb water a lot better than a concrete jungle. It truly breaks my heart to see beautiful multi generational farms disappear forever. Farmland is also necessary for all the things we consume as people. Wear a cotton Shirt today? Thank a farmer and his field. Eat steak? Thank a farmer and his field. More developments and people and less farmland to support those people doesn't make logical sense. Keep lake country beautiful, rural, and a productive food basket.
I am grateful to live on a piece of Gehl land that abuts Delafield homes. The beautiful view and conservancy values were influential in purchasing our property. Please consider preserving the unique aspect of living in Lake Country... please work to keep the Gehl land farmland and not up on the auction block for more large homes. Think forward, and find compromise to correct what was probably a 1 time series of mistakes.
Please preserve our farmland.
I do not live in Nashotah currently, but grew up in Lake County and am hoping to have my son grow up there as well. It breaks my heart to have watched so many farms turn into subdivisions over the last 30 years.
After 31 years I am moving home to the area and looking forward to leaving the congestion of Metro-Detroit behind. This farm is truly a treasure that must be protected.
I am from Chicago and when I visit my folks it’s a beautiful drive into town and why would you build on land that beautiful. Save farmland!!
Beautiful piece of property that I toured years ago. Great family.
I grew up in the area.
Please keep the farmland. We drive past it everyday to work and enjoy there is no development or housing. We like see wildlife and sunsets. There is no need for further housing subdivisions in this area. That’s why people enjoy living where it’s quieter. Hey C needs no further traffic either!
rescind ord 215
We love our lake country beauty and want this farmland preserved.
They should be ashamed. Makes me not want to live in Nashotah...
Thinking of moving to lake country
Let’s keep some farmland and open space in Nashotah!
This Farm has been here longer than any of the people that have complained of the manure odor which to me is the smell of the country. If you don’t like the smell of living in the country simply move to the polluted city.
Please consider changing the ordinance and saving the farm land.