OPPOSE 200 Apartments @ Evans Farm Apartment Complex

I oppose this development and the negative impact it will have on the infrastructure in 19970

Look at the flooding. This is ridiculous

How could anyone consider building a house in this area! I certainly would not consider buying here!

That property is often flooded. Improvements will affect the surrounding residential areas. And development shuts out yet another valuable refuge and feeding area for the deer that call our neighborhood home

We are concerned with possible run off into our ponds and traffic density. The land floods a lot.

No we don’t want it

I strongly oppose this project.

I strongly oppose the Evans Farm apartment complex. It will bring more traffic to an already high traffic area.

200 units on this property is way to much!

I am against the development of these apartments. It will produce crowding issues with traffic and the potential the owners will try and access the water through our private development.

Roads are not up to standard to handle this amount of traffic; the entrance is too close to the 4way stop at Old Mill and Railway Rd; the planned design has plenty of open space within which to reorient the apartment and garage layout to minimize the impacts on neighboring communities. A larger green space buffer can be included and not harm the developers.

Our community does not have capacity to expand this area. Roads are congested. Summer populations have skyrocketed. No place to park. No place at the beach. Our Bethany Bay community is losing its quiet value. Think of water run off. Think Of the impact on our wildlife. This proposed building will make our value go down , our congestion go up and destroy what little land conservation we have left. I say no. Stop. Keep the desirable nature that we have left.

I’m opposed to the possible development of Evans Farm!

I strongly disagree with the proposition/application # CU-2206 be approved. The environment here is at maximum capacity. The effect of further development will ruin our rural landscape. We need to help preserve open space, protect air and water quality. This space already suffers from extensive traffic delays. Our community is also concerned about the impact on our wildlife that thrives because of the open space this farm land provides. We have no area to expand our congested highways and no More space for our Bethany Beach and it’s parking availability. Too add a complex of this size and location will be a direct, negative impact on our community, traffic, wild life and charm that our beach area depends upon. Reject this building as an act of conscious to our eco system. The

There will not be enough finding set aside to handle the traffic impacts, the road improvements, the updates to water/sewer facilities and other water runoff. This would seriously impact the other infrastructure services such as schools which are are already overloaded and fire/police services. Can we also look at the impacts to the animals and natural habitat for the surrounding area.

Traffic , flooding, will all be greatly impacted by this proposed development . In addition there is no sidewalk or shoulder on existing narrow walkways for people to walk to stores making for a very dangerous situation .

The proposed development will detrimentally affect the character of the land and homes around Evans Farm.

I oppose this development as proposed.

I am against building on this site because the traffic is already a problem in this area. Also it is a known fact that the drainage and the flooding has been a known problem here. You should leave the land alone because every time you build a new community it changes the natural lay of the land and causes more flooding and more runoff issues and you’re just creating more problems. Please stop!

Flooding issues are known in this area. Once you do a bunch of digging it’s going to make it worse! Leave it alone! Also the traffic in this area is also horrendous already! Why do you people on the planning committee allow all of these homes to be built? You’re ruining Sussex County! Your greed is showing! It is obvious year in the pockets of the builders!!!!!!