Let Tabora Farms Move On.

We need our small business and farmers protected not bullied.

We love Tabora farm. Please let it continue to bring joy to the community.

Positive for community let them thrive and grow as other farms do in bucks county!!! The limitations are horrible and extreme

I have lived in Hilltown for 7 years and this is just ridiculous. Tabora has been a great place for my family and is exactly what we need in our neighborhoods. A travesty that Tabora has met such resistance from the Board of Supervisors.

This is ridiculous

I stand with Tabora.

Township Supervisors: You work for the community; not the other way around. Please get off your high horse and over your bureaucratic nonsense. You are not helping anything or anyone. Get out of the way or the community will vote you out of the way.

Love you guys!

I think Hilltown has let this drag on long enough. Concessions were made to meet zoning requirements and there is no need to continue this conversation. Farms that allow the community in helps people connect with where their food comes from, what’s seasonal, and supports local agriculture- not food from Chile and Mexico. Support local.

This is a wonderful establishment!! It needs to stay!

Save our farms!

Our family loves Tabora and shops there often. It is a beautiful and valuable asset to Hilltown twp.

Never had a bad experience there or subpar food. The staff is helpful and polite. It would be a great loss to the community!!!!!

Tabora has been a staple for as long as I can remember. I routinely being purple from other areas there as a shining example of the wholesome community activities that my area offers.

Tabora is one of the few special places in our region. We as a community need small business and this one is thriving and a wonderful, family friendly part of our community community.

Good luck!

We love Tabora and the bullies need to stop!! Please let them continue on!!

surely the supervisors could reconsider whether they really are down to this level of meddling.

stop taking away the simpler things in life. they brings smiles to young and old. for god sakes stop this.

The Torrice family has been through the legal process to come to a decision. I’m not sure what the BOS hopes to prove by dragging them through a longer, more costly process. Tabora is a community staple that deserves their chance to make a living.