OPPOSE 200 Apartments @ Evans Farm Apartment Complex

There is already too much traffic and too much flooding. Please deny #CU-2206.

Concerned of the extra traffic it’ll cause especially in the summer.

Building needs to stop. Our infrastructure cannot support what we have now!

the traffic on Old Mill Rd and Rt 26 is already horrible and unsustainable

I believe this development would have a negative impact on the area which is already struggling with overcrowding , and flooding issues.

This proposed complex will introduce unreasonable congestion, with safety issues. Do not build it.

I oppose the current #CU-2206 application. It will have an adverse negative effect on the environment, safety and welfare of the community.

Short-term rentals are inconsistent with the residential nature of the neighborhood.

I love off Old Mill Rd and during summer traffic is crazy. Putting all these condos on Old Mill is going to make traffic and congestion unbelievable.

I oppose this application #CU-2206 for the Evans Farm construction project

I oppose the current this application #CU-2206 for the construction of the Evans Farm Apartment Complex.

I oppose the development on Evans Farm.

Please don’t add apartments here !

Sussex County waters and traffic are both terrible and this development will only make matters worse. Sussex County needs to develop rational policies regarding approval of major developments like this in order to protect the health and safety of our residents.

Adding 200 multi-family living units without first correcting the road safety and water drainage system will only create a worse condition for the local residence.

There are very few jobs and no public transportation to justify a need for a large apartment complex and the roads cannot accommodate the additional traffic.

Please deny #CU-2206

Maybe I just don't understand "Progress"....Approximately 200 apts, approximately 600 more people (didn't COVID teach us we need space), approximately 400 more cars, (because there isn't enough traffic already), the area floods if there is a heavy fog, so roof tops and parking lots should be beneficial to absorb run-off, I've personally had quite a time just to obtain "seasonal employment" but if working 2-3 local jobs seems reasonable, I guess those people looking to rent these apartments should be ok with that....., the grocery stores still have bare areas on the shelves, and all this is occurring during "offseason". Maybe I don't understand progress the way Corporations and Boards do, but I see multiple development projects that appear abandoned, we all hear about the pay-offs and look the other way politics.....that's not progress just more of the same ol' same ol'. I think progress would be to use and improve what is here, everyone should be learning a lesson during these times about how to appreciate and, use to the fullest, what we have....Quick history lesson. A settlement turned into a town, which turned to a city, which became over crowed, so the people moved away from the city, which then became run down, abandoned and deserted. This story repeats throughout history. When will we learn.

I previously sent an email to our new Councilperson, ([email protected]) outlining my objection to this project. Make your objection known as well...AND REMEMBER HOW THEY VOTE ON THIS.

I strongly oppose application #CU-2206.