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Petition to Change Weymouth's Zoning Laws

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Steve Reilly
10 years ago

Would prefer a moratorium on all building, other than commercial (Southfield excluded).

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Janelle
10 years ago

I would like to see a mortorium on building homes in Southfield. We need more quality commercial property. Thank you for doing this. It is great you took the lead.

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Terry Gibbons
10 years ago

Overdue action

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Teresa Kunz
10 years ago

We do NOT need any more apartment buildings or storage units. As a matter of fact, let's get rid of half of the apartment complexes and storage units that are already here.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

give them hell wayne

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Gary MacDougall
10 years ago

About time!

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Kathleen Crowley
10 years ago

109 Hibiscus Avenue

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Anne Bears
10 years ago

Please allow Weymouth to live up to it's potential, it can be a beautiful town!

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Sean gibbons
10 years ago

Long overdue

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Carrie Palazzo
10 years ago

Thank you to Wayne Matthews for taking the initiative on this important matter!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Please change the zoning laws that are not helping Weymouth move forward in a positive direction.

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Brian J Kelley
10 years ago

Please share this with every Weymouth resident it is intrical to the future of the town.

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Chris Primiano
10 years ago Featured

We need wholesale changes in the zoning of our Town and not only as it relates to apartments but to heavy industrial manufacturing, we don't need this type of industry invading our neighboorhoods. That said, the first step is a clear and concise vision of Weymouth –covering Eco-Development, Re-development, Housing, Tourism, Community Engagement, Schools and Parks & Rec. This pause, as long as a long term strategy is being developed, make senses and is in the best interest of our Town. We need to “shut it down” ( excluding Southfield) until the new leadership leads, something we have lacked for almost a decade.

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Tracy B. Jones
10 years ago

Hope this works as I think Weymouth is starting to get overcrowded with condos and apartments rather than nice new houses to live in which you pay the same for apartments these days...ridiculous!

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Dan Daley
10 years ago

The current regulation must change.