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NO MORE APARTMENTS for BEDFORD

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Anonymous
7 years ago

I grew up in Bedford, and loved it as it is. I can't imagine it any different or it wouldn't have been the childhood I had. Please don't change it!

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Regan Schiappa
7 years ago

Leave Bedford as it is. We love it, just like it is!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Keep Bedford a town.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Bedford needs to remain as a town and not become a city.

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Sukanya Tadepalli
7 years ago

No apartments next to bedford schools

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Agree that Bedford cannot afford to have more apartment complexes unless the basic infrastructure facilities are improved such as water, sewer, gases pipelines, crowded schools etc.

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Prasad Dabbi
7 years ago

Please do not give any approval to more appointments.

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Renuka Kandi
7 years ago

We are not supporting the new apartments in Bedford.

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Bedford Residents · petition starter
7 years ago

We thank you for signing and all your great comments! PLEASE do get on the mailing list because it doesn't stop here — we need you to show up at meetings where votes will be taken! You do not have to speak, but show of numbers is important. Zoning Meeting on Nov 19 has been moved to Lurgio Caf to accommodate numbers. We would love to see 800 of you there! Thanks! ~ BRA

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Anonymous
7 years ago

We were told by the school board prior to the approval of the high school that in the future anyone connecting to the high school water system would have to reimburse the town for the entire cost of connecting the school to the water supply.

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Dianne Martel
7 years ago

I am strongly opposed to this plan.

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Cheryl Ann Hannaford
7 years ago

What we need are more affordable houses not apartments.

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William Martel Jr
7 years ago

This area doesn't need more traffic and congestion. I suggest that the developers consider elsewhere, like Massachusetts.

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Peter Kephart
7 years ago Featured

Not an appropriate place to build an apartment complex. Traffic is a major factor and also will put a strain on water / sewer and emergency service. In addition more students will overcrowd the school and no tax revenue generated if property is rental.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

while growth is inevitable, it should be the at the discretion of the taxpayers. A powerful few cannot impose their values and ideas on to the masses and expect them to shell out tax $$ for the personal gain

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Anonymous
7 years ago

99 Liberty Hill rd

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Anonymous
7 years ago

High density growth is a strain on the town resources. Impact fees and taxes don’t cover long-term costs. The geographical layout of Bedford of our small town cannot handle dense growth.

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Jesse dixon
7 years ago

I don’t want urban development. Keep bedford a special new england town.

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James C Manocchi
7 years ago

Apartments are the downfall of a nice town. I lived in one before that was ruined by apartments. I don't want to see that happen to Bedford.

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Douglas Groff
7 years ago

No more apartments. We do not want Bedford to become an urban environment. The roads already have too much traffic. The schools are all full.