Please stand by agreement reached by the zoning board!!!
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Jacqueline R Maxwell
7 years ago
Let this family live in peace.......They have a wonderful community based business!
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Alice Cunningham
7 years ago
I support Tabora Farm and the activities they provide for the public.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Please let them continue to thrive
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Kate
7 years ago
Let our deeply loved Tabora farms thrive.
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Patrick Cocchiarella
7 years ago
Which developer wants the property?
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Eric Burkett
7 years ago
Businesses like this are an asset to our community.
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Susan Bauer
7 years ago
Even living in Northern Michigan, I know about the good Taborra Farm does in the Philadelphia area.
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Nick Lorenzo
7 years ago
It's a great business, with fantastic food and good people. There is no reason why they shouldn't be able to continue.
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Michael Groves
7 years ago
This zoning committee is from footloose!
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Doctor John H Parker
7 years ago
Keep Tabora as it is!!
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Mary lou Tuckowski
7 years ago
Save Tabora Farm!! We love every part of it , especially the family who runs it!!
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Rebecca Nehrbas
7 years ago
We love tabora!
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Casey Patel
7 years ago
This is terrible to hear. I am so sorry you are going through this after all the years you have given entertainment, smiles and memories to the community.
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Cathy Incollingo
7 years ago
Love and totally support Tabora Farm and the Torrice Family!
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Linda Seybert
7 years ago
What sweet deal are the supervisors looking for here. Will we see a million townhouses after they tear this family apart? Do you think the people are stupid? Leave them alone. If I see a go fund me, I’m in. I’m disgusted reading this. There must be a way to uncover the truth behind this.
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Mandy
7 years ago
Tabora Farms is one of the few places that my family can go with our dietary needs. Its wonderful for my family to enjoy the activities there. We frequent the farm and have enjoyed everything that they have to offer except for the wine and private events. I understand how the farm could be disruptive to the surrounding neighbors. It seems that the December decision will eliminate much of that issue. I hope the supervisors will reconsider the ongoing appeal.
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Barbara Seidel
7 years ago
Why would you want to destroy a business in Hilltown thatserves the community as a successful land use as well as a local food source? What real estate developers are trying to tear this down? Stop this insane attack on ne of our favorite places.
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Frank Farrell
7 years ago
Why try to destroy such a great asset of Hilltown. Business like this is what's going to save your township.
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Jean Gallagher
7 years ago
This is an egregious overreach by the local government. Let this small family business continue their work!
Please stand by agreement reached by the zoning board!!!
Let this family live in peace.......They have a wonderful community based business!
I support Tabora Farm and the activities they provide for the public.
Please let them continue to thrive
Let our deeply loved Tabora farms thrive.
Which developer wants the property?
Businesses like this are an asset to our community.
Even living in Northern Michigan, I know about the good Taborra Farm does in the Philadelphia area.
It's a great business, with fantastic food and good people. There is no reason why they shouldn't be able to continue.
This zoning committee is from footloose!
Keep Tabora as it is!!
Save Tabora Farm!! We love every part of it , especially the family who runs it!!
We love tabora!
This is terrible to hear. I am so sorry you are going through this after all the years you have given entertainment, smiles and memories to the community.
Love and totally support Tabora Farm and the Torrice Family!
What sweet deal are the supervisors looking for here. Will we see a million townhouses after they tear this family apart? Do you think the people are stupid? Leave them alone. If I see a go fund me, I’m in. I’m disgusted reading this. There must be a way to uncover the truth behind this.
Tabora Farms is one of the few places that my family can go with our dietary needs. Its wonderful for my family to enjoy the activities there. We frequent the farm and have enjoyed everything that they have to offer except for the wine and private events. I understand how the farm could be disruptive to the surrounding neighbors. It seems that the December decision will eliminate much of that issue. I hope the supervisors will reconsider the ongoing appeal.
Why would you want to destroy a business in Hilltown thatserves the community as a successful land use as well as a local food source? What real estate developers are trying to tear this down? Stop this insane attack on ne of our favorite places.
Why try to destroy such a great asset of Hilltown. Business like this is what's going to save your township.
This is an egregious overreach by the local government. Let this small family business continue their work!