I agree with Terry. Concessions from Tabora Farms are significant and address the neighborhood concerns. This new action from the township makes me wonder if there are ulterior motives. Vote Hilltown supervisors out.
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Diana Nowak
7 years ago
Please let the farm do their business. Why? Hilltown would you want businesses to thrive?
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Carolyn Peacock
7 years ago
I wish the leaders of our township would tend to more important matters like our roads and the massive potholes!!!
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Angela McGovern
7 years ago
Good luck!
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Farming as a way of life is being destroyed by many factors in this country, but a local town board of supervisors preying on a small farm in their own town is appalling.
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Marie
7 years ago
Please let Tabora Farm be the beautiful, wonderful place or is!!!! It's disgraceful what's happening around here. All the beauty and green space being developed with row homes and McMansions.
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Timothy Doster
7 years ago
Leave the farm alone. People are getting really tired of any level of government telling them what they can and can't do.
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Christine Winsor
7 years ago
My son loved the camp he took there this summer!
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Heather C Phillips
7 years ago
I live literally 2 1/2 miles from Tabora Farm. It has brought so much to the community for so many years. The township needs to find a way to support such a thriving asset to the community, instead of tearing it and a local family, who pay taxes to run their business down.
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Thomas Merritt
7 years ago
Stop killing off farms so you can allow builders to come in. These beuracracies are killing off our farmers and are very unnecessary. Farms need to be saved they need to be able to make money in different ways to pay for the cost of the property. These zoning laws are very overreaching and again unnecessary. Only reason for them is personal gain for the supervisors.
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Ryan Scholl
7 years ago
EAS is a proud supporter of Tabora Farms.
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sherrieann welch
7 years ago
Let them BE❤
I move to Chalfont Pa in 2009 as a single mom of 2 young children. Then to Lansdale Pa. In both towns Tabora farm served as a place of Joy for us. Somewhere to go that was fun, welcoming, safe, clean and affordable for us. 4 yrs ago we moved 1hr away but have taken the drive back to both locations for a day out and for my husband and I first anniversary. We love the homie feel. We love the life you created around us. Thank you Tabora Farm!
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Mark Beard
7 years ago
Enjoy this local jewel- a nice counterpoint to Walmart at the other end...
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Anonymous
7 years ago
The Hilltown supervisors should be ashamed of themselves for continuing to put this family through hell. This is a wonderful family run business which you are lucky to have In Hilltown. Leave them alone.
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Jacqueline Manning
7 years ago
What the township is doing to this amazing family farm, community building gem of a business is criminal. They should be ashamed of themselves.
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Michael Miller
7 years ago
I don't understand how a board can appeal their own decision. Wich hunt indeed. They need to move on.
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Caleb Mangum
7 years ago
End this nightmare
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Terry Young
7 years ago
Concessions from Tabora Farms are significant and address the neighborhood concerns. This new action from the township makes me wonder if there are ulterior motives.
A marvelous place that serves the community.
Let the fram move on.
I agree with Terry. Concessions from Tabora Farms are significant and address the neighborhood concerns. This new action from the township makes me wonder if there are ulterior motives. Vote Hilltown supervisors out.
Please let the farm do their business. Why? Hilltown would you want businesses to thrive?
I wish the leaders of our township would tend to more important matters like our roads and the massive potholes!!!
Good luck!
Farming as a way of life is being destroyed by many factors in this country, but a local town board of supervisors preying on a small farm in their own town is appalling.
Please let Tabora Farm be the beautiful, wonderful place or is!!!! It's disgraceful what's happening around here. All the beauty and green space being developed with row homes and McMansions.
Leave the farm alone. People are getting really tired of any level of government telling them what they can and can't do.
My son loved the camp he took there this summer!
I live literally 2 1/2 miles from Tabora Farm. It has brought so much to the community for so many years. The township needs to find a way to support such a thriving asset to the community, instead of tearing it and a local family, who pay taxes to run their business down.
Stop killing off farms so you can allow builders to come in. These beuracracies are killing off our farmers and are very unnecessary. Farms need to be saved they need to be able to make money in different ways to pay for the cost of the property. These zoning laws are very overreaching and again unnecessary. Only reason for them is personal gain for the supervisors.
EAS is a proud supporter of Tabora Farms.
Let them BE❤ I move to Chalfont Pa in 2009 as a single mom of 2 young children. Then to Lansdale Pa. In both towns Tabora farm served as a place of Joy for us. Somewhere to go that was fun, welcoming, safe, clean and affordable for us. 4 yrs ago we moved 1hr away but have taken the drive back to both locations for a day out and for my husband and I first anniversary. We love the homie feel. We love the life you created around us. Thank you Tabora Farm!
Enjoy this local jewel- a nice counterpoint to Walmart at the other end...
The Hilltown supervisors should be ashamed of themselves for continuing to put this family through hell. This is a wonderful family run business which you are lucky to have In Hilltown. Leave them alone.
What the township is doing to this amazing family farm, community building gem of a business is criminal. They should be ashamed of themselves.
I don't understand how a board can appeal their own decision. Wich hunt indeed. They need to move on.
End this nightmare
Concessions from Tabora Farms are significant and address the neighborhood concerns. This new action from the township makes me wonder if there are ulterior motives.