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SAVE EAST NORWALK FROM TRUCKS, AIR POLLUTION AND NOISE POLLUTION!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

My family lives in East Norwalk. Traffic on East Avenue is already nearly impassable and with the TOD already changing the small neighborhood into dense apartments that we didn't approve it would seem like the absolute last thing you should do is add an army of trucks.

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Maggie Bridge
5 years ago

We should be working to mitigate the already high pollution levels in our city not add to them. Kids and young adults are especially vulnerable to the affects of pollution and other risks we let run rampant in the name of cheap convenience. It’s time to walk back and start working on solutions instead of inviting more risk factors that will negatively affect our children’s growth and development. -A concerned Norwalk parent

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Mike Barbis
5 years ago

Norwalk, what are you thinking???

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Joseph Licek
5 years ago

Please deny this special application for a warehouse at 10 Norton’s Place. There is no room for this kind of activity (tractor trailers) in East Norwalk or along Strawberry Hill. This will be a major frown upon the City and it’s people/residents. Please do not pass - very bad idea.

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Julie Son-Garcia
5 years ago

This a children's neighborhood. Not an industrial area.

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Mary Hudson
5 years ago

This will not only negatively impact the existing homes and businesses in our community, but also our schools. East Ave and Strawberry Hill Rd. are already congested on any given day, and more traffic will not only cause unnecessary delays in an already constrained Covid-19 schedule, but the vehicles in question would negatively contribute to increased noise and air pollution. There must be uninhabited areas in CT that can serve as alternative locations for warehouses that would necessitate heavy truck traffic. Please reconsider, for the good of our community. Let our voice be heard. Thank you and God bless.

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Chris shimko
5 years ago

Norwalk officials, stop ruining our city. There is no place for such truck traffic in our family neighborhoods. Do the right thing for the families not the company that owns the land!

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Johanna Iniguez
5 years ago

Good morning, I live on fordham dr. Right across from the train station. We already have had 2 years of construction with lights and noise and trucks and people and construction going on 24/7 it has been the worst possible thing that could happen to new home owners. The trees were removed so there is nothing there to block the awful noise we have to live with daily. If these new tenants are approved and we get more 24/7 noise and lights and trucks and people and traffic around, not only will our property values drop substantially but it will continue to make each and everyday miserable. Please do not ruin our lives by approving this. We love Norwalk and only wish to see it prosper, but not on the backs of its residents.

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Susanne bryer
5 years ago

No thank you to trucks flying around Norwalk. Norwalk has already become a place that the quality of life has gone down significantly and it has become a bit obvious that our police force is reluctant about Showing their face when it comes to Upholding some basic laws. So thank you but no thank you to this trucking site!

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Audrey Cozzarin
5 years ago

East Norwalk has become way too congested with traffic and adding anything additional to this is crazy. Already, I do not enjoy driving in that part of town--very stressful. Fewer cars and more folks walking/biking: THAT is the goal, for health and for the planet. No more trucks!!!

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Kathleen Boland
5 years ago

The new developments need to stop! Save our neighborhood!

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William Kramer
5 years ago

Let's not ruin Norwalk for money

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Vc Tooley
5 years ago

No! No! No! This is totally wrong for the area!

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Linda Cappello
5 years ago

Thank you for looking out for all of us in 06855

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Monica Miklos
5 years ago

As we’ve seen with many other areas in Norwalk, this town has been destroyed by enormous buildings necessitating high volume traffic and the ruination of the affected areas. East Norwalk is a beautiful part of town - let’s try to keep it that way.

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Michael Foley
5 years ago

Please say no to this !

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Rebecca Riddell
5 years ago

This can not happen in our neighborhood!!!

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Isabelle hargrove
5 years ago

East Norwalk is a beautiful and vibrant neighborhood which is under assault by the gross mismanagement of our city.

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Tamara Cronin
5 years ago

Overdevelopment must stop for the Good of the entire city.

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Tracy Barclay
5 years ago

This cannot happen!!