Shame of the zoning board--with such deliberate acts of harassment. I can understand the events--perhaps neighbors are bothered--however the other items are clearly arbitrary. Where is the effort to collaborate to make it better for everyone? Really very sad.
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Matt Zimmerman
7 years ago
Tabora is a community staple.
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Jade Chen
7 years ago
I love this place and have been going there for years. It's at a great location and the Tabora family are wonderful caring people that only provide the best of everything and care about the community. To strip away their livelihood for something as trivial as zoning when there wasn't issue before over politics is wrong. I 100% support Tabora Farms.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
This is such a shame and a shame on Hilltown Zoning!!
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joan mondress
7 years ago
Tabora farms is a great local place to get great food and baked goods and to serve as an outdoor place for community gatherings. Hilltown should be supporting such a place in our community not tearing it down!
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Joshua Toro
7 years ago
Let Tabora Farms continue as is.
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Norman Shore
7 years ago
Leave them alone.
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Jerry Coleman
7 years ago
Intrusive government? Why hassle a successful, well-known and well-loved business, generating employment and tax revenues? Was there a problem? Did someone complain? Leave Tabora alone!
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Will Shaffer
7 years ago
Sounds like your township supervisors are discriminating. It makes me very sad when I see more and more examples that our world is being run from a dollars & cents perspective instead of a common sense perspective. I hope everything turns out for the best for the Tabora business and family.
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Danielle Morocco
7 years ago
never stop fighting
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James Huston
7 years ago
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Kate Schum
7 years ago
I hope it works out.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Small farms are the saving grace of a country. Tabora Farms needs the support of the community. I support small farms to be able to thrive and continue to make fresh, locally grown and diverse foods available.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Taking away people’s lively hood is wrong. Correct it.
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Cindy Eckhoff
7 years ago
I hope the Hilltown zoning board will see that this family farm is an essential contributor to our way of life. Hope will prevail.
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Mary Jones
7 years ago
The rapacious development in Montgomery County has gotten out of hand, and now you’re going after working farms. This is unconscionable.
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Eric Shutter
7 years ago
This farm is not hurting anyone. Leave them alone and let them move forward
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Leave tabora alone!
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Michael Sauter
7 years ago
Let the Farm alone
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Megan Downing
7 years ago
Absolutely ludicrous! Tabora Farms has been such a wonderful staple in the community and the board should be ashamed of themselves! I hope you all can move on and continue to do what you do best!
Shame of the zoning board--with such deliberate acts of harassment. I can understand the events--perhaps neighbors are bothered--however the other items are clearly arbitrary. Where is the effort to collaborate to make it better for everyone? Really very sad.
Tabora is a community staple.
I love this place and have been going there for years. It's at a great location and the Tabora family are wonderful caring people that only provide the best of everything and care about the community. To strip away their livelihood for something as trivial as zoning when there wasn't issue before over politics is wrong. I 100% support Tabora Farms.
This is such a shame and a shame on Hilltown Zoning!!
Tabora farms is a great local place to get great food and baked goods and to serve as an outdoor place for community gatherings. Hilltown should be supporting such a place in our community not tearing it down!
Let Tabora Farms continue as is.
Leave them alone.
Intrusive government? Why hassle a successful, well-known and well-loved business, generating employment and tax revenues? Was there a problem? Did someone complain? Leave Tabora alone!
Sounds like your township supervisors are discriminating. It makes me very sad when I see more and more examples that our world is being run from a dollars & cents perspective instead of a common sense perspective. I hope everything turns out for the best for the Tabora business and family.
never stop fighting
❤
I hope it works out.
Small farms are the saving grace of a country. Tabora Farms needs the support of the community. I support small farms to be able to thrive and continue to make fresh, locally grown and diverse foods available.
Taking away people’s lively hood is wrong. Correct it.
I hope the Hilltown zoning board will see that this family farm is an essential contributor to our way of life. Hope will prevail.
The rapacious development in Montgomery County has gotten out of hand, and now you’re going after working farms. This is unconscionable.
This farm is not hurting anyone. Leave them alone and let them move forward
Leave tabora alone!
Let the Farm alone
Absolutely ludicrous! Tabora Farms has been such a wonderful staple in the community and the board should be ashamed of themselves! I hope you all can move on and continue to do what you do best!