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Let Tabora Farms Move On.

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Teresa Ascher
7 years ago

Please let Tabora move on. Our township needs to support and help grow our community businesses, not to mention our farmers, not make decisions that will hurt the business and in turn a family trying to make a living and support themselves. Really, who are the events hurting? No one! Their events are about family, community, good food, good friends and more! Quit putting time, money and energy into trying to hurt the good people of our community because that is just wrong! Give the community what they want and they want Tabora and all they have to offer! Seriously, Hilltown, do the right thing!

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Carol L Storm
7 years ago

This farm business is fun, educational and an example of all that is good. We have enjoyed bringing our grandchildren to Tabora whenever they came to visit. We would pick fruits , buy goodies, and enjoy a respite from the urban cares. Harassing this lovely place is unconscionable,

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Linda Brown
7 years ago

Please let this family continue to run a business that helps them raise their children in a healthy atmosphere and also give the Township a positive business model. What they provide in food, entertainment and employment is what people need and want. The restrictions placed on them will most certainly cause them hardships down the road. Let them continue to run a clean healthy business,

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Anonymous
7 years ago

The farm is a wonderful addition to the community. Would the township rather have another development? Let the small business owner operate.

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Sandie Kramer
7 years ago

Stop trying to get rid of small businesses so builders can take over. We love our small businesses in Hilltown Township ♥️

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Peggy dominick
7 years ago

It truly saddens me what’s happening to this wonderful family and their farm business. They have done nothing but welcomed the community with their family events and by the show of participants this is shT the community wants for their families! So making them give in to all these restrictions will stifle the community more plus keep their wonderful business from prospering. Why does that make any sense?!! Hilltown should listen to the community and its wants and needs. Please leave tabora alone. They have conseded too much already!

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Pat Orner
7 years ago

Please Let Tabors farms move on!!

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Alvin Garner
7 years ago

Leave them alone

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John Blystone
7 years ago

The Blystone Company supports you! Small businesses are the lifeblood of this great country!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Hilltown Township needs to stand by the Zoning Boards decision and let Tabora Farms move on. This is ridiculous.

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Denise white
7 years ago

Please reconsider your outrageous demands on this local treasure! Farming is a dying profession. Please don't put the final nail in it!!! Please go back to allowing weddings and various activities for local families. Who on the board lives close to this farm .... What is behind this constant disruption?

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Patricia Riley
7 years ago

You the Supervisors should be ashamed of yourselves. Leave it alone!! You are driving people away from your township and hurting a good business. If you continue to do this I will make sure everyone knows and ask all of my friends to NEVER consider living there or doing any further business in your area!! Do you honestly not have anything better to do?

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Leslie Goetzinger
7 years ago

Let them be. Hilltown Twp needs to just stop.

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Christine Wilson
7 years ago

I moved from there, they fought me many years over a septic system about 15 thousand dollars, in fees permits and lawyers, they suck. Sorry for your trouble .

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Jennifer Desiato
7 years ago

It saddens me to see how narrow minded and restricting the township can be. It is simple really, ask yourself what is the right thing to do. Let Tabora to countinue to run the business they way it is intended, and that is to be part of a community that loves it.

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Kim jennjngs
7 years ago

Let them move on! Leave them alone.

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Dawn Cirafesi
7 years ago

I am a Hilltown resident. We love Tabora. They are a wonderful family connected to the community where they live and work. They conceded enough with the December ruling. To go after them for more is beyond excessive. Please stop this now and allow them the opportunity to recover.

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Nancy W
7 years ago

Successful small farms truly make America great! Tabora Farms is an example of the best of community builders.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Hilltown! Let them prosper.

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Autumn Reyburn
7 years ago

Supporting Local, sustainable farms all across Bucks and Montgomery counties.