Petition to the Township of Upper St. Clair Regarding Proposed Residential Development
23 Comments
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Ben Windsor
1 month ago
While I am not totally against this development, I think that there are many issues that need to be addressed. One that is not mentioned is the strain that 70,000 to 100,000 square feet of additional residential space will put on the electrical grid. The power goes out in Deerfield quite often when there is no significant weather event.
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Supporter
1 month ago
I am not opposed to building more homes in Deerfield Manor, but an independent evaluation of the issues outlined in the petition is critical prior to building.
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Megan Holt
1 month ago
As a Deerfield resident with a home adjacent to the proposed development site, I am deeply concerned about the impacts this would have on the neighborhood as a whole, but particularly on the homes surrounding the construction.
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Elizabeth Suter
1 month ago
I live in Deerfield
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Deborah Warnelis
1 month ago
Crowding and drain on resources. Environmental problems
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Dana Horton
1 month ago
This plan is absolutely ridiculous. The traffic would increase exponentially. The homes currently in Deerfield are on much larger lots with mature trees. A new development of this type would change the character of the area. Further there are already drainage issues which would increase dramatically upon additional development of this type. Is there infrastructure to support the proposed project?
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Haley Wright
1 month ago
I oppose the construction of 18 additional homes in the narrow strip of woods within our neighborhood. We already face poor drainage, and this level of expansion could strain our infrastructure. Additional homes could diminish the character and neighborly connection that make our neighborhood so special. I urge officials to consider whether this development is truly compatible with our existing infrastructure and community character.
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Sharon W
1 month ago
not a good place for more development
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Michael Minerd
1 month ago
1530 Candlewood
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Rebecca Meckstroth
1 month ago
Deerfield Manor resident
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Zachary White
1 month ago
Deerfield Manor resident
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Sian Howell
1 month ago
Surely we are at maximum capacity already!!!!!
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Jaco Jordaan
1 month ago
Deerfield Manor resident.
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jennifer shelt
1 month ago
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The plan to cram in 18 homes in the wooded area between Hollow Tree and Pinetree would be a disaster for Deerfield Manor as a whole, but especially for the residents who back up to that area. Please do not allow this proposal to proceed.
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Supporter
1 month ago
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This development will trigger a series of interconnected environmental, infrastructure and energy impacts that will increase flooding risks, habitat loss, and grid strain.
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Katie Baucco
1 month ago
Deerfield Manor resident
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Gene Vestel
1 month ago
we live there
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Henri Boggs
1 month ago
Stay out of Deerfield
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Sundeep Ekbote
1 month ago
The environmental impact during and after construction must be investigated.
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Mary Shaffer
2 months ago
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I agree that we are "at maximum" in development at this point in the Deerfield Manor area. Environmental concerns are legitimate. Taking any more trees out is unhealthy. This is a neighborhood full of children and the traffic increase is also a worry. Thank you.
While I am not totally against this development, I think that there are many issues that need to be addressed. One that is not mentioned is the strain that 70,000 to 100,000 square feet of additional residential space will put on the electrical grid. The power goes out in Deerfield quite often when there is no significant weather event.
I am not opposed to building more homes in Deerfield Manor, but an independent evaluation of the issues outlined in the petition is critical prior to building.
As a Deerfield resident with a home adjacent to the proposed development site, I am deeply concerned about the impacts this would have on the neighborhood as a whole, but particularly on the homes surrounding the construction.
I live in Deerfield
Crowding and drain on resources. Environmental problems
This plan is absolutely ridiculous. The traffic would increase exponentially. The homes currently in Deerfield are on much larger lots with mature trees. A new development of this type would change the character of the area. Further there are already drainage issues which would increase dramatically upon additional development of this type. Is there infrastructure to support the proposed project?
I oppose the construction of 18 additional homes in the narrow strip of woods within our neighborhood. We already face poor drainage, and this level of expansion could strain our infrastructure. Additional homes could diminish the character and neighborly connection that make our neighborhood so special. I urge officials to consider whether this development is truly compatible with our existing infrastructure and community character.
not a good place for more development
1530 Candlewood
Deerfield Manor resident
Deerfield Manor resident
Surely we are at maximum capacity already!!!!!
Deerfield Manor resident.
The plan to cram in 18 homes in the wooded area between Hollow Tree and Pinetree would be a disaster for Deerfield Manor as a whole, but especially for the residents who back up to that area. Please do not allow this proposal to proceed.
This development will trigger a series of interconnected environmental, infrastructure and energy impacts that will increase flooding risks, habitat loss, and grid strain.
Deerfield Manor resident
we live there
Stay out of Deerfield
The environmental impact during and after construction must be investigated.
I agree that we are "at maximum" in development at this point in the Deerfield Manor area. Environmental concerns are legitimate. Taking any more trees out is unhealthy. This is a neighborhood full of children and the traffic increase is also a worry. Thank you.