SAVE EAST NORWALK FROM TRUCKS, AIR POLLUTION AND NOISE POLLUTION!
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Thomas Ammann
5 years ago
This will destroy property value and people’s quality of life on the proposed truck routes
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frances adamcik
5 years ago
I urge you to please reject this application.
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Michael Oravez
5 years ago
Do not let this truck traffic come to east Norwalk!
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Anonymous
5 years ago
I strongly oppose the development of the Distribution Center.
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Anna Zapotosky
5 years ago
This will cause unnecessary and unsafe traffic that will impact our residential areas.
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Anthony Masi
5 years ago
Neighboring streets...re;...Myrtle St...Raymond Terrace...were changed to one way sending all traffic up Fitch street now you want truck depot traffic added too that also....COME ON MAN....WHO’S GETTING THE PAYOFF.... it isn’t even reasonable there is a nursing home, school children on foot, cyclists, residential neighbor hoods with seniors that drive, condominiums....it is also labeled an emergency road for first responders...might as well make it a state highway and add a rest stop....ridiculous and the property taxes keep going up...what a joke. Add another 95 exit make it 16B
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Laura McGuinness
5 years ago
No need for more traffic
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phyllis conklin
5 years ago
I live in this area & this is by far the LAST thing we need in this neighborhood
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Steve Rose
5 years ago
This plan would be horrible for the neighborhood. Please stop it!
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Tod Bryant
5 years ago
This will create far too much truck traffic through residential neighborhoods. Maybe they should try to route them through Westport.
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Sheila Rose
5 years ago
Please stop this ill conceived plan for the Norden St distribution center for all the reasons stated here!
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Cris Bowers
5 years ago
The proposed vehicular Armageddon will be an attack on East Norwalk residents' safety and quality of life. Air and noise pollution will be a constant. The current intolerable traffic situation will be greatly worsened. Siting this operation in a residential area is inappropriate, dangerous, and exhibits complete disregard for the right of citizens to protect their physical and mental health, the quality of their neighborhood, and their property values.
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Judy Hungaski
5 years ago
I call on the Norwalk Zoning Commission to Reject this application for a special permit to allow development of a Distribution Center at Norden Place property. Approval by the commission for this type of usage in this location will result in an irreversible Negative impact on the quality of life for All Norwalker's and the residents of East Norwalk (and parts of Saugatuck!) in particular !!l Please Do not be swayed by the lure of an increase in tax money paid to the city by this development. This benefit will be cancelled out by the decrease in property values in the primarily residential area of East Norwalk. due to the negative impact on their living conditions resulting from YOUR decision to allow this variance . Another use for this wonderful property can be found that will a Positive for Norwalk and East Norwalk. A nationwide search process and advertising campaign should be implemented to bring this property to the attention of a developer who will be a positive addition to the area, not this use, which will have a negative impact on this community forever
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Jennifer Petibon
5 years ago
I am in strong opposition of this special permit and of the project.
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Nancy Stewart
5 years ago
Live on Sunset Hill. 200 trucks traveling on Sunset and surrounding streets would devastate the neighborhood.
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Danielle Monsarrat
5 years ago
Enough!
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Nora king
5 years ago
Disgrace that Norwalk is even thinking about this.
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Diana Tarzia
5 years ago
Norwalk is home for a community, for families and for a safe environment for our children. We’re East Norwalk, my children attend to Naramake Elementary, my husband works on Fitch St. Trucks, traffic, pollution, strangers are not welcome in Norwalk. Is not safe, we’re not a City for the same reason. We will fight for our children and quality of life. We oppose strongly for this nonsense
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Shelley Wargo
5 years ago
No!!
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Nicholas Clarke
5 years ago
Needs more thought. Do we remain a small town or change into a suburb of NYC.
Nicholas Clarke
This will destroy property value and people’s quality of life on the proposed truck routes
I urge you to please reject this application.
Do not let this truck traffic come to east Norwalk!
I strongly oppose the development of the Distribution Center.
This will cause unnecessary and unsafe traffic that will impact our residential areas.
Neighboring streets...re;...Myrtle St...Raymond Terrace...were changed to one way sending all traffic up Fitch street now you want truck depot traffic added too that also....COME ON MAN....WHO’S GETTING THE PAYOFF.... it isn’t even reasonable there is a nursing home, school children on foot, cyclists, residential neighbor hoods with seniors that drive, condominiums....it is also labeled an emergency road for first responders...might as well make it a state highway and add a rest stop....ridiculous and the property taxes keep going up...what a joke. Add another 95 exit make it 16B
No need for more traffic
I live in this area & this is by far the LAST thing we need in this neighborhood
This plan would be horrible for the neighborhood. Please stop it!
This will create far too much truck traffic through residential neighborhoods. Maybe they should try to route them through Westport.
Please stop this ill conceived plan for the Norden St distribution center for all the reasons stated here!
The proposed vehicular Armageddon will be an attack on East Norwalk residents' safety and quality of life. Air and noise pollution will be a constant. The current intolerable traffic situation will be greatly worsened. Siting this operation in a residential area is inappropriate, dangerous, and exhibits complete disregard for the right of citizens to protect their physical and mental health, the quality of their neighborhood, and their property values.
I call on the Norwalk Zoning Commission to Reject this application for a special permit to allow development of a Distribution Center at Norden Place property. Approval by the commission for this type of usage in this location will result in an irreversible Negative impact on the quality of life for All Norwalker's and the residents of East Norwalk (and parts of Saugatuck!) in particular !!l Please Do not be swayed by the lure of an increase in tax money paid to the city by this development. This benefit will be cancelled out by the decrease in property values in the primarily residential area of East Norwalk. due to the negative impact on their living conditions resulting from YOUR decision to allow this variance . Another use for this wonderful property can be found that will a Positive for Norwalk and East Norwalk. A nationwide search process and advertising campaign should be implemented to bring this property to the attention of a developer who will be a positive addition to the area, not this use, which will have a negative impact on this community forever
I am in strong opposition of this special permit and of the project.
Live on Sunset Hill. 200 trucks traveling on Sunset and surrounding streets would devastate the neighborhood.
Enough!
Disgrace that Norwalk is even thinking about this.
Norwalk is home for a community, for families and for a safe environment for our children. We’re East Norwalk, my children attend to Naramake Elementary, my husband works on Fitch St. Trucks, traffic, pollution, strangers are not welcome in Norwalk. Is not safe, we’re not a City for the same reason. We will fight for our children and quality of life. We oppose strongly for this nonsense
No!!
Needs more thought. Do we remain a small town or change into a suburb of NYC. Nicholas Clarke