SAVE EAST NORWALK FROM TRUCKS, AIR POLLUTION AND NOISE POLLUTION!
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Joe Freer
5 years ago
No more trucks!!!
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Gino Vitali
5 years ago
The Commissioners and Administration must stop ignoring the residents of East Norwalk! The one hundred jobs that the developer proposes for this distribution business at the Norden complex will not in any way justify the amount of truck traffic, air pollution, road safety issues and disruption to our East Norwalk neighborhoods.
Joan Vitali
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peter kanter
5 years ago
I have owned and worked at a business in East Norwalk since the mid 1980's. Our employees and I love the area (a number of us live here) and we are worried that a large influx of trucks will congest traffic (which is already bad), risk the health of pedestrians, worsen the air, create noise and degrade the quality of the neighborhood we love.
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Krystle LaManna
5 years ago
Please stop this build. There is already too much happening in Norwalk. Traffic congestion is at its highest.
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Sarah Mann
5 years ago
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Food trucks on Triangle, 24/7 beeping by trucks in reverse, semis parked on Triangle, hookers working the truckers, foul diesel odors, and speeding trucks on Strawberry Hill, East Avenue and route 136! What are our elected and appointed officials thinking?
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Paul Tay
5 years ago
I am against the distribution center
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lee schroder
5 years ago
question: what type of products is this warehouse going to have? Besides the big rigs how many distribution vehicles will be coming and going?
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Carol Andreoli
5 years ago
I am adamantly opposed to this project. This is a threat to public safety and will have an adverse effect on real estate values.
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Robert Chiappetta
5 years ago
Where are the benifits for that area of East Norwalk
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Anonymous
5 years ago
I am opposed to the Norden Development. Megan Napoletano
15 Pine Hill Ave.
Norwalk, CT 06855
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Anonymous
5 years ago
What company is planning to use
this space
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Michael Spinola
5 years ago
My wife and I are homeowners of 27 Seaview Ave. for the past 14 yrs. I was born and raised in Norwalk. We have seen the tremendous increase in traffic in East Norwalk particularly on East Ave and Seaview Ave. This plan is completely unacceptable and I vehemently oppose it.
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Elizabeth Greenwood
5 years ago
I live right near exit 16 as well as East Avenue and it’s loud enough as well as hearing the trains pass as well don’t need to hear anymore than I already am plus it’s going to cause more congestion louder noise rudeness cutting people off and causing a lot more accidents I think there are enough ways to go to be allowed to go this way so I am 100% in favor of stopping the tracks
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Anthony Fasone
5 years ago
This has to be stopped, it’s an environmental, economic,and major lifestyle isuue
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Ralph Fato
5 years ago
I do not support this in any way. There are better locations for this project than in the already congested East Norwalk. Try Stratford or Bridgeport instead. Thank You.
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Mark Stephenson
5 years ago
This must not happen
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Michael Spohn
5 years ago
The traffic implications of this plan are so absurd that one wonders how it could have advanced this far. Residents, it's time to "follow the money"!
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Anonymous
5 years ago
NO!!!!!
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Lisa Brinton
5 years ago
Why is this even being considered? Norwalk is the 7th most densely populated town/municipality in CT. ahead of Stamford. The only thing more absurd than running 18-wheelers past three schools and a bike/walk route is rerouting to East Avenue - along a strip of road in a residential area with the highest crash record in Norwalk - only behind only I-95, the Merritt, Rt. 7 and Rt. 1. When will our elected representatives represent the people.
No more trucks!!!
The Commissioners and Administration must stop ignoring the residents of East Norwalk! The one hundred jobs that the developer proposes for this distribution business at the Norden complex will not in any way justify the amount of truck traffic, air pollution, road safety issues and disruption to our East Norwalk neighborhoods. Joan Vitali
I have owned and worked at a business in East Norwalk since the mid 1980's. Our employees and I love the area (a number of us live here) and we are worried that a large influx of trucks will congest traffic (which is already bad), risk the health of pedestrians, worsen the air, create noise and degrade the quality of the neighborhood we love.
Please stop this build. There is already too much happening in Norwalk. Traffic congestion is at its highest.
Food trucks on Triangle, 24/7 beeping by trucks in reverse, semis parked on Triangle, hookers working the truckers, foul diesel odors, and speeding trucks on Strawberry Hill, East Avenue and route 136! What are our elected and appointed officials thinking?
I am against the distribution center
question: what type of products is this warehouse going to have? Besides the big rigs how many distribution vehicles will be coming and going?
I am adamantly opposed to this project. This is a threat to public safety and will have an adverse effect on real estate values.
Where are the benifits for that area of East Norwalk
I am opposed to the Norden Development. Megan Napoletano 15 Pine Hill Ave. Norwalk, CT 06855
What company is planning to use this space
My wife and I are homeowners of 27 Seaview Ave. for the past 14 yrs. I was born and raised in Norwalk. We have seen the tremendous increase in traffic in East Norwalk particularly on East Ave and Seaview Ave. This plan is completely unacceptable and I vehemently oppose it.
I live right near exit 16 as well as East Avenue and it’s loud enough as well as hearing the trains pass as well don’t need to hear anymore than I already am plus it’s going to cause more congestion louder noise rudeness cutting people off and causing a lot more accidents I think there are enough ways to go to be allowed to go this way so I am 100% in favor of stopping the tracks
This has to be stopped, it’s an environmental, economic,and major lifestyle isuue
I do not support this in any way. There are better locations for this project than in the already congested East Norwalk. Try Stratford or Bridgeport instead. Thank You.
This must not happen
The traffic implications of this plan are so absurd that one wonders how it could have advanced this far. Residents, it's time to "follow the money"!
NO!!!!!
Why is this even being considered? Norwalk is the 7th most densely populated town/municipality in CT. ahead of Stamford. The only thing more absurd than running 18-wheelers past three schools and a bike/walk route is rerouting to East Avenue - along a strip of road in a residential area with the highest crash record in Norwalk - only behind only I-95, the Merritt, Rt. 7 and Rt. 1. When will our elected representatives represent the people.
Stop building !!!!!!