No more Building you are ruining what all of us moved here for ..keep the land free of developement
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Dan Collins
5 years ago
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Enough is enough! It takes 20 minutes to make a left turn onto 26 from Old Mill Rd. between May 15th and September 30th. Clubhouse Rd and Railway are just as bad. And the ugly garages backing up to the street further destroy the areas aesthetics.
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Michele Kemmerzell
5 years ago
Coordinate county infrastructure Agenies in developing....infrastructure to support the residential developments resources : health, roads, schools, IT
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Kathleen Herlehy Douglass
5 years ago
Roads were not ment for all that traffic
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Sharon Dixon
5 years ago
No more building
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Jim Quinn
5 years ago
I am opposed to yet another high-density apartment complex being planned/built in the Ocean View/Millville.
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Patricia Spackman
5 years ago
The surrounding roadways are way too crowded as it is. Environmental impact and traffic studies would easily show that this proposal pushes the limits on an already heavily burdened infrastructure in the Ocean View area. And has anyone looked at emergency evacuation during the peak season? I give this project a THUMBS DOWN. Please reject this proposal!
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Bob Poley
5 years ago
To many people and not enough room. Traffic is bad already,
this will make things much worse.
I am against the Evans Farm Apartment Complex being built.
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Nancy Treiber
5 years ago
I strongly oppose this project. We must protect our Delaware environment and not let developers cause irreparable damage to it by overdeveloping it, adding additional traffic, etc.
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Jeff natda
5 years ago
No. Enough is enough. Stop the insane ruin of Sussex County’s landscape.
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Pat campagna
5 years ago
I oppose this development
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ANDREW URBAN
5 years ago
Please please please don’t let them build this!!! Don’t ruin beautiful delaware!!!
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Debbie Boyd
5 years ago
This is too much on the environment and will put too many car on the small roads!
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James Kelley
5 years ago
We do not have the infrastructure to support the density proposed. Also, this type of housing does not fit in developments of single family homes. I shudder to think how the roads to get in and out of our community will look like with this number of multi family living units. Our roads cannot support this traffic. Then, when the rain comes like this year, where does the water go?
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Debra Harrell
5 years ago
Not enough resources to accommodate what is already here. Infrastructure, schools, Doctors ect.
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Jeffery konigsbauer
5 years ago
It's time to stop all this building, we the people must take a stand !! time to take back Delaware
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Steven M Michelse
5 years ago
Just because a developer proposes an idea, it doesn't mean it's good for the community - only the developer. Please do not allow the character of this area to be forever changed.
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Rosemary Mirocco
5 years ago
It is time to remedy environmental and traffic problems before throwing dense housing complexes up. More housing is not the remedy to infrastructure issues. I just do not understand the apparent race to metropolis status with little concern for environmental impact
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Sarah Hartman
5 years ago
I oppose this 200 multi-family living units project. The surrounding roads cannot handle all of the anticipated additional traffic. Each living unit could possibly have one, two or more vehicles to add to the roads.
No more Building you are ruining what all of us moved here for ..keep the land free of developement
Enough is enough! It takes 20 minutes to make a left turn onto 26 from Old Mill Rd. between May 15th and September 30th. Clubhouse Rd and Railway are just as bad. And the ugly garages backing up to the street further destroy the areas aesthetics.
Coordinate county infrastructure Agenies in developing....infrastructure to support the residential developments resources : health, roads, schools, IT
Roads were not ment for all that traffic
No more building
I am opposed to yet another high-density apartment complex being planned/built in the Ocean View/Millville.
The surrounding roadways are way too crowded as it is. Environmental impact and traffic studies would easily show that this proposal pushes the limits on an already heavily burdened infrastructure in the Ocean View area. And has anyone looked at emergency evacuation during the peak season? I give this project a THUMBS DOWN. Please reject this proposal!
To many people and not enough room. Traffic is bad already, this will make things much worse. I am against the Evans Farm Apartment Complex being built.
I strongly oppose this project. We must protect our Delaware environment and not let developers cause irreparable damage to it by overdeveloping it, adding additional traffic, etc.
No. Enough is enough. Stop the insane ruin of Sussex County’s landscape.
I oppose this development
Please please please don’t let them build this!!! Don’t ruin beautiful delaware!!!
This is too much on the environment and will put too many car on the small roads!
We do not have the infrastructure to support the density proposed. Also, this type of housing does not fit in developments of single family homes. I shudder to think how the roads to get in and out of our community will look like with this number of multi family living units. Our roads cannot support this traffic. Then, when the rain comes like this year, where does the water go?
Not enough resources to accommodate what is already here. Infrastructure, schools, Doctors ect.
It's time to stop all this building, we the people must take a stand !! time to take back Delaware
Just because a developer proposes an idea, it doesn't mean it's good for the community - only the developer. Please do not allow the character of this area to be forever changed.
It is time to remedy environmental and traffic problems before throwing dense housing complexes up. More housing is not the remedy to infrastructure issues. I just do not understand the apparent race to metropolis status with little concern for environmental impact
I oppose this 200 multi-family living units project. The surrounding roads cannot handle all of the anticipated additional traffic. Each living unit could possibly have one, two or more vehicles to add to the roads.
I strongly oppose this project