Have always loved Tabora Farms and brought my family there often. We wish the family the best. So sorry you’re all going thru this.
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Christy Schwoyer
7 years ago
You should be thankful that you still have farms in that area...just look what’s happened in Warrington in the past 20 years. Don’t sell your soul to the devil, just for the almighty dollar...you will regret it.
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Darcie Mager
7 years ago
As far as a board of supervisors goes, you should be there to promote and protect the people living there and trying to thrive there. I may not know all the details but I do know that Tabora has been there as so many people travel to go there. Denying them the ability to continue on and conduct business as they have been and certainly should be grandfathered in to do is just disgraceful. Government even as small and small narrow minded and egotistical as you now appear to be have completely forgotten what your job is. Let them be.
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Mark Schuman
7 years ago
Forced change is not warranted in this case. Those that are offended by Tabora and their tradition are welcome to leave.
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Verana barron
7 years ago
I can't understand what the problem is. It sounds like a wonderful family run business....why the harassment?
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Carlette Aker
7 years ago
We love Tabora Farms. It would be discredit to them and their customers to see it go! Good luck!!!
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Danielle Hunter
7 years ago
Bureaucracy keeping themselves in business while demoralizing the public they serve. That's all I see here.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Enough is enough! Even the persons who started this complaint never would have hoped to see it get this far out of hand. If you want to attack anyone, go for the person who misled them in the sale of this farm family business. Or to the school that the two young boys lived in the “office” above the bakery and got picked up by the bus for more than “few months while visiting during divorce”. Stop this nonsense and let the store as is! Just shake hands and call a truce.
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Karen Meinert
7 years ago
Shame for not doing everything posdible to support local farming! It is imperative farmers have other streams of income to be viable. Communities benefit ftom the types of activities previously offered!
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Please be fair.
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Sharon Cowell
7 years ago
We need more places like tabora. Leave the small local businesses alone !
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Tara Doyle
7 years ago
We love your farm! Chalfont needs this.
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Robert Schlauer
7 years ago
This is a disgrace on the part of Hilltown township and its supervisors. This business has been in place for many years and served the community the whole time. This is nothing but bullying.
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Sarah DeBardeleben
7 years ago
LOVE YOU GUYS
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Jeffrey Munk
7 years ago
Stop unnecessary & ridiculous restrictions on blue collared farming families just trying to make an honest American living to support their families just so the government officials responsible for these restrictions can justify their jobs & salaries.
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Jennifer Dunn-Rodriguez
7 years ago
The intent here is sinister. It seems as if the board wants the land sold to develop more homes. Trying to push out this farm takes away from the community.
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Cynthia Greenwood
7 years ago
I live in Perkasie and have been going to Tabora Farms for many years. There is NO reason to destroy a family business that MANY people in our county love and support
Enough is enough, township.
Have always loved Tabora Farms and brought my family there often. We wish the family the best. So sorry you’re all going thru this.
You should be thankful that you still have farms in that area...just look what’s happened in Warrington in the past 20 years. Don’t sell your soul to the devil, just for the almighty dollar...you will regret it.
As far as a board of supervisors goes, you should be there to promote and protect the people living there and trying to thrive there. I may not know all the details but I do know that Tabora has been there as so many people travel to go there. Denying them the ability to continue on and conduct business as they have been and certainly should be grandfathered in to do is just disgraceful. Government even as small and small narrow minded and egotistical as you now appear to be have completely forgotten what your job is. Let them be.
Forced change is not warranted in this case. Those that are offended by Tabora and their tradition are welcome to leave.
I can't understand what the problem is. It sounds like a wonderful family run business....why the harassment?
We love Tabora Farms. It would be discredit to them and their customers to see it go! Good luck!!!
Bureaucracy keeping themselves in business while demoralizing the public they serve. That's all I see here.
Enough is enough! Even the persons who started this complaint never would have hoped to see it get this far out of hand. If you want to attack anyone, go for the person who misled them in the sale of this farm family business. Or to the school that the two young boys lived in the “office” above the bakery and got picked up by the bus for more than “few months while visiting during divorce”. Stop this nonsense and let the store as is! Just shake hands and call a truce.
Shame for not doing everything posdible to support local farming! It is imperative farmers have other streams of income to be viable. Communities benefit ftom the types of activities previously offered!
Please be fair.
We need more places like tabora. Leave the small local businesses alone !
We love your farm! Chalfont needs this.
This is a disgrace on the part of Hilltown township and its supervisors. This business has been in place for many years and served the community the whole time. This is nothing but bullying.
LOVE YOU GUYS
Stop unnecessary & ridiculous restrictions on blue collared farming families just trying to make an honest American living to support their families just so the government officials responsible for these restrictions can justify their jobs & salaries.
The intent here is sinister. It seems as if the board wants the land sold to develop more homes. Trying to push out this farm takes away from the community.
I live in Perkasie and have been going to Tabora Farms for many years. There is NO reason to destroy a family business that MANY people in our county love and support
Wishing you the best of luck!!!
Save this families farm!