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NO Siebert Subdivision

NO Siebert Subdivision

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Started by Siebert Road 7 years, 11 months ago

On August 1, 2018, the Town of Lancaster Planning Board granted conditional approval for a sketch plan outlining a 20-home subdivision to be built behind existing homes at 185 Siebert Rd.

To this point, the developers, led by Kenneth Zollitsch of Greenman-Pederson and Kevin Stoldt, Sr. of CMK Builders, have shown complete disregard for the residents currently living on Siebert Rd. They have not made any effort in good faith to engage – or even notify – the people most impacted by their proposed project.

We will have to live with even more unnecessary traffic on Siebert Rd, the addition of a new road intersecting with Siebert that will significantly increase the potential for accidents, months (or possibly years) of disruption from heavy construction, displaced wildlife, serious environmental consequences, and the destruction of the open, rural character that defines our quiet neighborhood.

We, the undersigned residents of the Town of Lancaster, respectfully request that the Lancaster Town Board & Planning Board:

  • Protect the unique and valuable rural character that defines the Siebert Rd. neighborhood;
  • Acknowledge the significant adverse impact on the environment this project will have – including the destruction of large areas of vegetation and fauna, displaced wildlife, and significant wetlands/floodplain concerns;
  • Acknowledge the impairment of the character and quality of an important historical, aesthetic resource in this existing community;
  • Acknowledge that NO good faith effort to notify or engage the existing residents on Siebert Rd. has been made by the developers, led by Kenneth Zollitsch of Greenman-Pederson and Kevin Stoldt, Sr. of CMK Builders;
  • Guard against destructive overdevelopment – including serious traffic, health, and safety concerns that will negatively impact the quality of life and property values of the existing residents of Siebert Rd. and surrounding neighborhoods;

Vote to DENY Project #2018 SEIBERT ROAD SUBDIVISION at 185 Siebert Rd.

Updates

August 14, 2018

The volume of support for this petition has gained substantial traction that the Planning Board can no longer overlook. I am currently drafting a formal letter to present these concerns directly to the Town Board during our next scheduled session.

10 Comments

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MIke Janis
7 years ago Featured

Way too much traffic. Hurting wildlife. Cars already flying way too fast on the road. There is a blind hill which you can’t see cars. This will be a huge safety deal if it goes through.

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Michael Emser
7 years ago Featured

Stop the unbridled and thoughtless building. Where’s the infrastructure. ie sidewalks, lights, berms, etc

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Kristen Palumbo
7 years ago Featured

The proposed homes will run along my entire property line (we are on Brunck and own the adjacent property up to WSS). We are strongly against this project.

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Chris dalton
7 years ago

I have been looking to move in the area closer to friends and family. The numerous developments are continuing to negatively impact property attractiveness in the area.

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BEN
7 years ago

Keep it counrty

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Jackie Grupka
7 years ago

The traffic issues along Siebert need to be considered long before even considering additional houses! This is a huge safety concern!

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Michelle Emser
7 years ago

TOTALLY AGAINST!!!!

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Aaron Grupka
7 years ago

165 Siebert Rd

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