Save Concord’s Hildreth Corner from Damaging Development
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Karen Young
4 years ago
I fully support this petition. I am a West Concord resident and keenly aware of the mansionization that is occurring routinely every time a modest size home is sold here. My hope is that the efforts to stop construction at this location will carry over to other similar situations throughout the town.
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Christine Diaz
4 years ago
Concord resident
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Joyce Isen
4 years ago
Concord resident
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Melanie Vogel
4 years ago
If this goes through then NONE of the zoning rules should apply to us either. I guess you have to be a big entity in town to avoid the rules. Middlesex schools encroachment on Estebrook woods is another example.
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Lauren Kopcso
4 years ago
I am a Concord resident.
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Skirmante virball
4 years ago
We want to preserve historic area
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Jaime Webster
4 years ago
27 year Concord resident - stop further development of historic Concord.
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David Garrod
4 years ago
Not appropriate for the area.
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Anonymous
4 years ago
This is absurd. Mike Bushnell is not working in the best interests of anyone, let alone our Concord community. He should be the last person to break historic ground..
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Anonymous
4 years ago
Concord resident
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Edie Lipinski
4 years ago
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One of the most historic intersections in Concord. I pass it every day and marvel at the time honored simplicity of the gracious homes on each corner. Please do not allow an oversized structure to dominate this lovely spot.
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Dean Lima
4 years ago
Concord resident
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Patricia Brigiotta
4 years ago
I am a concord resident and I disapprove of this development
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Scott Wood
4 years ago
I am a resident of Concord.
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Anna Piccione
4 years ago
Concord resident, Brigham Woods
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Joseph Stein
4 years ago
Concord must keep this important historical area untouched and the HDC must take a firm stand. We lose a little bit of Concord every year as developers continue to strip mine and exploit our town for profit.
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Anonymous
4 years ago
This is one of the more significant crossroads in Concord, a deep history in the Line of March and Country's Foundation where the qualities and characteristics needed to be treasured and preserved.
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Danielle McKenna
4 years ago
30 Stone Root Lane, Concord
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Brooks Read
4 years ago
Hildreth's Corner is a very important historical location. The minutemen coming down from the north (what is now Carlisle) met up with the Acton minutemen at this location: https://www.carlislemosquito.org/index.php/search/?id=34776
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Malcolm Walsh
4 years ago
Concord resident. Please keep this historic corner looking like a historic corner.
I fully support this petition. I am a West Concord resident and keenly aware of the mansionization that is occurring routinely every time a modest size home is sold here. My hope is that the efforts to stop construction at this location will carry over to other similar situations throughout the town.
Concord resident
Concord resident
If this goes through then NONE of the zoning rules should apply to us either. I guess you have to be a big entity in town to avoid the rules. Middlesex schools encroachment on Estebrook woods is another example.
I am a Concord resident.
We want to preserve historic area
27 year Concord resident - stop further development of historic Concord.
Not appropriate for the area.
This is absurd. Mike Bushnell is not working in the best interests of anyone, let alone our Concord community. He should be the last person to break historic ground..
Concord resident
One of the most historic intersections in Concord. I pass it every day and marvel at the time honored simplicity of the gracious homes on each corner. Please do not allow an oversized structure to dominate this lovely spot.
Concord resident
I am a concord resident and I disapprove of this development
I am a resident of Concord.
Concord resident, Brigham Woods
Concord must keep this important historical area untouched and the HDC must take a firm stand. We lose a little bit of Concord every year as developers continue to strip mine and exploit our town for profit.
This is one of the more significant crossroads in Concord, a deep history in the Line of March and Country's Foundation where the qualities and characteristics needed to be treasured and preserved.
30 Stone Root Lane, Concord
Hildreth's Corner is a very important historical location. The minutemen coming down from the north (what is now Carlisle) met up with the Acton minutemen at this location: https://www.carlislemosquito.org/index.php/search/?id=34776
Concord resident. Please keep this historic corner looking like a historic corner.