Please Stop the Development Plan at 45 E. Central St
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Ru Lin
11 years ago
Not the right location for this project need more affordable housing not high end.
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Jessica Seaman
11 years ago
I lived in Natick for almost my entire life. It's not a city. Natick is a small town. I watched condos, town homes, multi million dollar houses and shopping places pop up everywhere as I grew up, and it makes the Natick I know and love a cramped town. Our schools are small, as they should be.. Except Natick high.. There are roads, bridges, buildings and parks that could use the funding this monstrosity would require. I know a ton of neighborhoods that could use some TLC. Stop trying to turn Natick into something it's never been. It's not Wellesley. Think about your current residents, and not the possible residents you think you'd attract with this. A lot of people can barely afford all the new homes you've already built. Jesus Christ..
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Cindy Andreosatos
11 years ago
Are you people nuts!!!!!! Please, isn't there ENOUGH NOW!!!
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peg gentile
11 years ago
I just have to say NO!
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Monica DeBiase
11 years ago
Does anyone know if there is a petition against the proposed condos at Town Paint?
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Robert Bensley
11 years ago
fix the Marion street bridge first before you cannot drive home at all!
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tess roberts
11 years ago
Come on Natick . ..our streets cannot handle more traffic and the schools are full right now! Must you continue to ruin this town by putting up another huge complex?
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Donna Foisy
11 years ago
Grew up in Natick my mom still lives there traffic is rough now this type of development would devastate the existing charm...
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Lisa Ruggiero
11 years ago
This can't be good
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Michelle Cote
11 years ago
When will the building stop? Natick is a town not a city-Our schools are already maxed out in enrollment-
Where are we going to put all the new children who will move in?
Enough Building!
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Marilyn Nichols Barrington
11 years ago
grew up in Natck. Mom was an alumni of St. Pats. Use the school like they used Coolidge for elderly apartments!
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Anonymous
11 years ago
When is it going to end, I've learned that no matter what the people say they don't win out. Seniors are being driven from Natick.
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Tammy ferrara
11 years ago
That's ridiculous. To much traffic , noise and congestion. We are the suburbs not the city.
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Adam Dehner
11 years ago
I'm opposed to any new housing as long as we have a structural deficit in our school funding.
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Marina Khalil (Lavino)
11 years ago
That is a horrible idea! It's congested enough already . It's a real shame to tear down that building . They already took down center school.....it's not going to have much history left at all!
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Chris Alexander
11 years ago
While I do like to see efforts to develop and modernize our community, I feel this project specifically doesn't belong in historical, sleepy, downtown Natick; especially without major traffic pattern updates.
Therefore, as is, I must sign this petition against this project; a project better suited for route 9.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
This project is in conflict with the zoning district of the parcels in question. The development cannot go forward without special permits and variances from the Planning Board and Zoning Board of Appeals in Natick. There will be a very adverse impact to traffic in the downtown area, and disruption to the quiet neighborhoods that lie behind the proposed development. As currently slated, the flashing yellow at Lincoln St will become a permanent stop light and all traffic to the development will be routed down Lincoln St, and out Wilson St. As luxury condos primarily attract commuters, this will create quite a traffic snarl in the morning and evening hours. Make your voice heard at the public hearings for this development and we can prevent this level of development from going through. I agree the area is unused and consists of an abandoned funeral home and other buildings, but this is too dense and too large scale for our quiet downtown neighborhood. Perhaps some townhouses?
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Natickpothead420
11 years ago
Dude hell nah bro
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Anonymous
11 years ago
To those who have been there for many, many years: get out now! I did it and you can too.
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Kelly Taintor
11 years ago
It is far too congested already with all the new condos going in over the past few years
Not the right location for this project need more affordable housing not high end.
I lived in Natick for almost my entire life. It's not a city. Natick is a small town. I watched condos, town homes, multi million dollar houses and shopping places pop up everywhere as I grew up, and it makes the Natick I know and love a cramped town. Our schools are small, as they should be.. Except Natick high.. There are roads, bridges, buildings and parks that could use the funding this monstrosity would require. I know a ton of neighborhoods that could use some TLC. Stop trying to turn Natick into something it's never been. It's not Wellesley. Think about your current residents, and not the possible residents you think you'd attract with this. A lot of people can barely afford all the new homes you've already built. Jesus Christ..
Are you people nuts!!!!!! Please, isn't there ENOUGH NOW!!!
I just have to say NO!
Does anyone know if there is a petition against the proposed condos at Town Paint?
fix the Marion street bridge first before you cannot drive home at all!
Come on Natick . ..our streets cannot handle more traffic and the schools are full right now! Must you continue to ruin this town by putting up another huge complex?
Grew up in Natick my mom still lives there traffic is rough now this type of development would devastate the existing charm...
This can't be good
When will the building stop? Natick is a town not a city-Our schools are already maxed out in enrollment- Where are we going to put all the new children who will move in? Enough Building!
grew up in Natck. Mom was an alumni of St. Pats. Use the school like they used Coolidge for elderly apartments!
When is it going to end, I've learned that no matter what the people say they don't win out. Seniors are being driven from Natick.
That's ridiculous. To much traffic , noise and congestion. We are the suburbs not the city.
I'm opposed to any new housing as long as we have a structural deficit in our school funding.
That is a horrible idea! It's congested enough already . It's a real shame to tear down that building . They already took down center school.....it's not going to have much history left at all!
While I do like to see efforts to develop and modernize our community, I feel this project specifically doesn't belong in historical, sleepy, downtown Natick; especially without major traffic pattern updates. Therefore, as is, I must sign this petition against this project; a project better suited for route 9.
This project is in conflict with the zoning district of the parcels in question. The development cannot go forward without special permits and variances from the Planning Board and Zoning Board of Appeals in Natick. There will be a very adverse impact to traffic in the downtown area, and disruption to the quiet neighborhoods that lie behind the proposed development. As currently slated, the flashing yellow at Lincoln St will become a permanent stop light and all traffic to the development will be routed down Lincoln St, and out Wilson St. As luxury condos primarily attract commuters, this will create quite a traffic snarl in the morning and evening hours. Make your voice heard at the public hearings for this development and we can prevent this level of development from going through. I agree the area is unused and consists of an abandoned funeral home and other buildings, but this is too dense and too large scale for our quiet downtown neighborhood. Perhaps some townhouses?
Dude hell nah bro
To those who have been there for many, many years: get out now! I did it and you can too.
It is far too congested already with all the new condos going in over the past few years