SAVE EAST NORWALK FROM TRUCKS, AIR POLLUTION AND NOISE POLLUTION!
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Kevin J Fitzgerald
5 years ago
We already have too much traffic on East Avenue - Please oppose this use of 10 Norden Place
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Marissa santangelo
5 years ago
enough with OVER development of Norwalk!
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Andrea Light
5 years ago
This project exacerbates the poor planning and lack of leadership in the city allowing the redevelopment of the Norden property at the expense of Norwalk residents when access to I-95 is merely a stone's throw away.
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Vincent Scicchitano
5 years ago
JUST ""NO"" TO THIS
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John C Miller Jr
5 years ago
I spent 30 years in the transportation/logistics/supply chain industry. There is simply no way that the roadways going into the Norden facility can accommodate the movement of 198 65 foot long 80,000 pound long haul tractor-trailer equipment on a daily basis or once a day for that matter. Don't believe me. Drive around the neighborhood yourself. it's simply not doable.
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Patricia Longo
5 years ago
Stop this huge development. No big trucks on Norden Place.
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Save Norwalk's Neighborhoods Stop the Rezoning
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5 years ago
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Joseph Benanti
5 years ago
I live in norwalk and do not want to have this going on in my neighborhood.
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Carol Dubs
5 years ago
A distribution center is fine - BUT NOT going through residential areas. Good idea - TERRIBLE proposed execution.
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Karen Santo
5 years ago
We have enough traffic on Strawberry Hill Ave
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Please do not proceed with this plan.
- the traffic flow will result in an unmanagable noise, polution and access for the local community.
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Lisa Haight
5 years ago
Thank you ENNA for your advocay of East Norwalk residents.
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Ed Holowinko
5 years ago
There is no way or willingness for the Norwalk Police to enforce a truck restriction if there was such requirement. Local enforcement, such as parking restrictions, now go unenforced.
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Joe Esposito
5 years ago
I am a very concerned East Norwalk resident. I grew up on Fort Point St. Quinn Trucking was located on So. Smith St. The noise and the traffic was non-stop, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week! The proposed routes for the truck traffic are unrealistic and the noise produced by the trucks Jake Braking will be unbearable and will not allow residents to sleep. GO SOMEWHERE ELSE!
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Linda Esposito
5 years ago
Please do not allow the Distribution Center at 10 Norden Place. This added traffic will ruin our East Norwalk residential communities. We do not want the added exhaust pollution..
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PAUL CHELMINSKI
5 years ago
Please don't allow the proposed Distribution Center at the Norden property. It is an inappropriate facility for this site. Such a number of huge trucks and other vehicles on our already congested streets is also dangerous for pedestrians.
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JULIE NORTH CHELMINSKI
5 years ago
Do not approve this proposed use of the site, please. The constant continuous coming and going will ruin the neighborhood. It's also dangerous. No one will be safe crossing the streets. Especially children and dogs. And the elderly and infirm.
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Daniel Vaughn
5 years ago
This will not benefit anyone in East Norwalk only further its decent into a small city shanty town
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Jeanette Ferreira
5 years ago
We do not need industrialization of our town, because some local politicians are getting their pockets lined with cash.
We already have too much traffic on East Avenue - Please oppose this use of 10 Norden Place
enough with OVER development of Norwalk!
This project exacerbates the poor planning and lack of leadership in the city allowing the redevelopment of the Norden property at the expense of Norwalk residents when access to I-95 is merely a stone's throw away.
JUST ""NO"" TO THIS
I spent 30 years in the transportation/logistics/supply chain industry. There is simply no way that the roadways going into the Norden facility can accommodate the movement of 198 65 foot long 80,000 pound long haul tractor-trailer equipment on a daily basis or once a day for that matter. Don't believe me. Drive around the neighborhood yourself. it's simply not doable.
Stop this huge development. No big trucks on Norden Place.
Want to keep up to date as this Norden Place application advances to the 12/7 Public Hearing plus other important East Norwalk issues? Sign up today for the East Norwalk Neighborhood Association email list by visiting www.eastnorwalk.org and completing the popup box, or email [email protected]
I live in norwalk and do not want to have this going on in my neighborhood.
A distribution center is fine - BUT NOT going through residential areas. Good idea - TERRIBLE proposed execution.
We have enough traffic on Strawberry Hill Ave
Please do not proceed with this plan. - the traffic flow will result in an unmanagable noise, polution and access for the local community.
Thank you ENNA for your advocay of East Norwalk residents.
There is no way or willingness for the Norwalk Police to enforce a truck restriction if there was such requirement. Local enforcement, such as parking restrictions, now go unenforced.
I am a very concerned East Norwalk resident. I grew up on Fort Point St. Quinn Trucking was located on So. Smith St. The noise and the traffic was non-stop, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week! The proposed routes for the truck traffic are unrealistic and the noise produced by the trucks Jake Braking will be unbearable and will not allow residents to sleep. GO SOMEWHERE ELSE!
Please do not allow the Distribution Center at 10 Norden Place. This added traffic will ruin our East Norwalk residential communities. We do not want the added exhaust pollution..
Please don't allow the proposed Distribution Center at the Norden property. It is an inappropriate facility for this site. Such a number of huge trucks and other vehicles on our already congested streets is also dangerous for pedestrians.
Do not approve this proposed use of the site, please. The constant continuous coming and going will ruin the neighborhood. It's also dangerous. No one will be safe crossing the streets. Especially children and dogs. And the elderly and infirm.
This will not benefit anyone in East Norwalk only further its decent into a small city shanty town
We do not need industrialization of our town, because some local politicians are getting their pockets lined with cash.
Norwalk Resident (Golden Hill)