Please join us in opposing the request by a developer to hook up to the Town’s sewer system for a proposed 350-unit condo development at 79 Church Hill Road in Newtown. If approved, this project would threaten health and safety and present a serious environmental risk to the area – and will set a dangerous precedent that could negatively impact all of Newtown! Please sign our petition now.
The developer behind the 79 Church Hill Road project is clearly feeling the heat because our momentum is showing no signs of slowing down. This massive turnout proves that Newtown residents refuse to let corporate greed ruin our town infrastructure and environment. They thought they could sneak this through while we were quiet but they were dead wrong.
12 Comments
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Duane Jones
11 years ago
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The sewer capacity should be released incrementally for residents with failing septic systems, responsible commercial development and smaller distributed multi-family housing projects.
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David Troy
11 years ago
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Walnut Tree Hill Road and Church Hill Road are already busy enough. The roads cannot handle the traffic 350 units would generate. Vote to oppose this development project.
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David Troy
11 years ago
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Walnut Tree Hill Road and Church Hill Road are already busy enough. The roads cannot handle the traffic 350 units would generate.
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Duane Jones
11 years ago
The sewer capacity should be released incrementally for residents with failing septic systems, responsible commercial development and smaller distributed multi-family housing projects.
Please join us in opposing the request by a developer to hook up to the Town’s sewer system for a proposed 350-unit condo development at 79 Church Hill Road in Newtown. If approved, this project would threaten health and safety and present a serious environmental risk to the area – and will set a dangerous precedent that could negatively impact all of Newtown! Please sign our petition now.
The developer behind the 79 Church Hill Road project is clearly feeling the heat because our momentum is showing no signs of slowing down. This massive turnout proves that Newtown residents refuse to let corporate greed ruin our town infrastructure and environment. They thought they could sneak this through while we were quiet but they were dead wrong.
12 Comments
D
Duane Jones
11 years ago
Featured
The sewer capacity should be released incrementally for residents with failing septic systems, responsible commercial development and smaller distributed multi-family housing projects.
D
David Troy
11 years ago
Featured
Walnut Tree Hill Road and Church Hill Road are already busy enough. The roads cannot handle the traffic 350 units would generate. Vote to oppose this development project.
D
David Troy
11 years ago
Featured
Walnut Tree Hill Road and Church Hill Road are already busy enough. The roads cannot handle the traffic 350 units would generate.
D
Duane Jones
11 years ago
The sewer capacity should be released incrementally for residents with failing septic systems, responsible commercial development and smaller distributed multi-family housing projects.
The sewer capacity should be released incrementally for residents with failing septic systems, responsible commercial development and smaller distributed multi-family housing projects.