SAVE EAST NORWALK FROM TRUCKS, AIR POLLUTION AND NOISE POLLUTION!
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Lisa Roger
5 years ago
There is no easy way for tractor trailers to get to I-95 entrances from 10 Norden Place, and even with just cars in a pandemic, getting onto I-95 Exit 16 in the mornings or off in the evenings during rush hour is ridiculous. Combine that with low railroad bridges over streets (where trucks still continuously get stuck under) and nearby schools (foot, car, school bus traffic) -- it's not safe. The proposal essentially states, "It could be a whole lot worse". That's not a good enough reason to put a major distribution center in that space.
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David Alumbaugh 06855
5 years ago
This will have a negative impact on safety, traffic.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
This needs to stop‼️
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John Thomas Pinto
5 years ago
I am adamantly opposed to building, constructing, or placement of a Truck Terminal and Distribution Center in the midst of residential neighborhoods. This will be a complete disaster and gross indifference for the safety and wellbeing of the people living in East Norwalk. The residents of East Norwalk and East Norwalk as a community are under attack by developers, City planners and local commissions who apparently have no concern for this community and its welfare. It’s obvious that the “Traffic Geniuses” and this includes the CT DOT and City’s Traffic Authority who determined “No Significant Impact” on traffic do not live in East Norwalk nor travel its roads.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
This is wrong for East Norwalk!!!
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Kevin R Siciliano
5 years ago
We don't need the tremendous increase in traffic of large semis rumbling through the streets of East Norwalk. This will DESTROY the charm of the community and make it a series of service roads.
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Matt Zako
5 years ago
I didn’t move to Norwalk to be near a trucking center please stop
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Ronald P
5 years ago
Enough already
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John Scordos
5 years ago
For Fonna Smirniotopoulos
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Richard Bonenfant
5 years ago
Where do they come up with the 198 number? All the attorneys and traffic engineers low-ball the amount, but anyway double it because trucks have to come and go.
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JOHN ROMANO
5 years ago
Not the right place for this. Traffic, schools, safety. stake holder's in neighborhood totally against this.
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Donna Smirniotopoulos
5 years ago
Current infrastructure on Strawberry Hill cannot support the number of proposed truck trips. Also this project will disrupt the peaceful enjoyment of area homeowners.
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Read Auerbach
5 years ago
I am TOTALLY against this Develpoment
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Anonymous
5 years ago
No to the special permits
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Christopher Jones
5 years ago
Don’t do it!
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William Prue
5 years ago
That section of town already has excessive traffic congestion. We don't need another 500 vehicles adding to it.
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Cathy Cenatiempo
5 years ago
And no more shutdowns
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Charles Yost
5 years ago
UGH AGAIN!
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John Blackman
5 years ago
We definitely don't need anymore trucks rumbling through our neighborhood!!!!
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Ursula Leo
5 years ago
This is insanity for east Norwalk, strawberry hill Ave and East Ave. This type of trucking traffic will have a profound effect on our neighborhoods and our kids who walk and ride their bikes to school along Strawberry Hill Ave and East Ave cannot facilitate that kind of traffic either. There’s NO place for a distribution center in Norwalk. This is a residential area. If you want your distribution center, take it down to to MLK Drive.
There is no easy way for tractor trailers to get to I-95 entrances from 10 Norden Place, and even with just cars in a pandemic, getting onto I-95 Exit 16 in the mornings or off in the evenings during rush hour is ridiculous. Combine that with low railroad bridges over streets (where trucks still continuously get stuck under) and nearby schools (foot, car, school bus traffic) -- it's not safe. The proposal essentially states, "It could be a whole lot worse". That's not a good enough reason to put a major distribution center in that space.
This will have a negative impact on safety, traffic.
This needs to stop‼️
I am adamantly opposed to building, constructing, or placement of a Truck Terminal and Distribution Center in the midst of residential neighborhoods. This will be a complete disaster and gross indifference for the safety and wellbeing of the people living in East Norwalk. The residents of East Norwalk and East Norwalk as a community are under attack by developers, City planners and local commissions who apparently have no concern for this community and its welfare. It’s obvious that the “Traffic Geniuses” and this includes the CT DOT and City’s Traffic Authority who determined “No Significant Impact” on traffic do not live in East Norwalk nor travel its roads.
This is wrong for East Norwalk!!!
We don't need the tremendous increase in traffic of large semis rumbling through the streets of East Norwalk. This will DESTROY the charm of the community and make it a series of service roads.
I didn’t move to Norwalk to be near a trucking center please stop
Enough already
For Fonna Smirniotopoulos
Where do they come up with the 198 number? All the attorneys and traffic engineers low-ball the amount, but anyway double it because trucks have to come and go.
Not the right place for this. Traffic, schools, safety. stake holder's in neighborhood totally against this.
Current infrastructure on Strawberry Hill cannot support the number of proposed truck trips. Also this project will disrupt the peaceful enjoyment of area homeowners.
I am TOTALLY against this Develpoment
No to the special permits
Don’t do it!
That section of town already has excessive traffic congestion. We don't need another 500 vehicles adding to it.
And no more shutdowns
UGH AGAIN!
We definitely don't need anymore trucks rumbling through our neighborhood!!!!
This is insanity for east Norwalk, strawberry hill Ave and East Ave. This type of trucking traffic will have a profound effect on our neighborhoods and our kids who walk and ride their bikes to school along Strawberry Hill Ave and East Ave cannot facilitate that kind of traffic either. There’s NO place for a distribution center in Norwalk. This is a residential area. If you want your distribution center, take it down to to MLK Drive.