As a resident of East Hampton, Connecticut, in regard to the application of Atlantis Marketing for a change from R-2 to C zone for property located at 157 Main St, 1 Colchester Ave and 5 Colchester Ave, I hereby protest the approval of such a zone change.
This seems clearly against the best interests of the neighborhood and residents wishes. East Hampton needs more affordable housing, not more gas station.
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Kim Clouser
5 years ago
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We don’t need to change a residential intersection to commercial. We also don’t need a gas station this big!!!
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Laura Goldner
5 years ago
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This does not belong in our town!!!!! Much less a neighborhood!!! We have enough gas stations. We don't need anything like this. We have a big enough one on RT. 66. Keep it out of our town
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Erin
5 years ago
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I moved to East Hampton for its unique charm. A zone change would take away from that, we don’t need to look like every other town surrendering to commercial building. This isn’t “development”, it’s the disintegration of what makes this town unique.
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Brian Avery
5 years ago
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Our town deserves better than to be used to line the pockets of out of town developers who don’t care about anything except making money. Our town has a soul and Atlantis Management Group is trying hard to chip away at it. Their plan to plop a gigantic gas station right in the middle of a residentially zoned neighborhood is abhorrent. It would change the integrity and history of East Hampton forever. Homeowners in residentially zoned areas should not have to worry about gas stations that are currently residentially zoned flipping the zoning and encroaching upon their homes. Residential MEANS residential.
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hannah Monahan
5 years ago
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There are too many gas stations as it is. The zone change will just make the station in the middle of the historic district moot.
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Christine Cole
5 years ago
No Zone Change
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John Barker
5 years ago
This will ruin the New England small town atmosphere our town has
As a resident of East Hampton, Connecticut, in regard to the application of Atlantis Marketing for a change from R-2 to C zone for property located at 157 Main St, 1 Colchester Ave and 5 Colchester Ave, I hereby protest the approval of such a zone change.
This seems clearly against the best interests of the neighborhood and residents wishes. East Hampton needs more affordable housing, not more gas station.
K
Kim Clouser
5 years ago
Featured
We don’t need to change a residential intersection to commercial. We also don’t need a gas station this big!!!
L
Laura Goldner
5 years ago
Featured
This does not belong in our town!!!!! Much less a neighborhood!!! We have enough gas stations. We don't need anything like this. We have a big enough one on RT. 66. Keep it out of our town
E
Erin
5 years ago
Featured
I moved to East Hampton for its unique charm. A zone change would take away from that, we don’t need to look like every other town surrendering to commercial building. This isn’t “development”, it’s the disintegration of what makes this town unique.
B
Brian Avery
5 years ago
Featured
Our town deserves better than to be used to line the pockets of out of town developers who don’t care about anything except making money. Our town has a soul and Atlantis Management Group is trying hard to chip away at it. Their plan to plop a gigantic gas station right in the middle of a residentially zoned neighborhood is abhorrent. It would change the integrity and history of East Hampton forever. Homeowners in residentially zoned areas should not have to worry about gas stations that are currently residentially zoned flipping the zoning and encroaching upon their homes. Residential MEANS residential.
H
hannah Monahan
5 years ago
Featured
There are too many gas stations as it is. The zone change will just make the station in the middle of the historic district moot.
C
Christine Cole
5 years ago
No Zone Change
J
John Barker
5 years ago
This will ruin the New England small town atmosphere our town has
This seems clearly against the best interests of the neighborhood and residents wishes. East Hampton needs more affordable housing, not more gas station.