"We, the undersigned residents of Ridgefield, CT request that the town owned parcel Lot# F15-0061 12.3 acres on Prospect Ridge Road be deeded as open space."
Seeing 250 names on this petition brings me right back to those quiet afternoons walking through the woods and hoping they would stay protected forever. This shows how many of us cherish the land where my own children learned to explore the outdoors.
Reached 250 supporters
July 29, 2022
July 27, 2022
My family has walked these trails for years and I refuse to watch the developers clear cut them for pavement. We are almost at two hundred and fifty signatures so please send this link to your neighbors right now to push us over the mark.
May 19, 2022
Seeing one hundred people sign this confirms I am not the only one who cares about the future of these woods. Walking past that land with my kids has always been special to me and knowing you want to keep it wild feels incredible.
Reached 100 supporters
May 16, 2022
81 Comments
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Eric Beckenstein
3 years ago
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2 POCD Reports show that the residents value open space and prevention of overdevelopment. These 2 paid for reports, a decade apart, are largely being ignored to the detriment of Ridgefield.
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Lynne Noyes
4 years ago
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We should not give up open space in the center of town when other reuse options are available. The Housing Authority is overburdened now. Why would we risk encumbering the town with another Meadows and it toll on taxpayers.
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Anne Martin
3 years ago
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We don’t need more traffic on Prospect Ridge Road as it is already a pass through and at times like the Indy 500. Let’s keep it safe for residents already living here and the children who use scalzo field, not add to the congestion already here. Stop trying to makeover what Ridgefield is, a lovely village in a beautiful town ant not a suburb of New York.
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Debra Franceschini-Gatje
3 years ago
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While I fully support Affordable Housing, I believe this location should be retained as open space and or a recreation area for all of Ridgefield to benefit from.
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Sky
4 years ago
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I walk in all of Ridgefield's various open spaces a couple hundred times throughout the year. That space better serves Ridgefield as open space than it does another half dozen houses.
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Michael Raduazzo
4 years ago
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We need to preserve our open space. The town has a goal of 30% and is currently in the low 20s. This would only widen that gap.
Development in this area would also put a strain on our infrastructure (sewer / roads) as well as increase the traffic situation downtown.
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Thom Pesce
3 years ago
This is a must get done adoption to open space. There is enough building going on in town. We need some thing that will preserve nature in what a gift to us. Every Ridgefield I should petition for the saving of this land.
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Anonymous
3 years ago
This is an underhanded land grab -- from a town that claims to prioritize preservation of open space.
"We, the undersigned residents of Ridgefield, CT request that the town owned parcel Lot# F15-0061 12.3 acres on Prospect Ridge Road be deeded as open space."
Seeing 250 names on this petition brings me right back to those quiet afternoons walking through the woods and hoping they would stay protected forever. This shows how many of us cherish the land where my own children learned to explore the outdoors.
Reached 250 supporters
July 29, 2022
July 27, 2022
My family has walked these trails for years and I refuse to watch the developers clear cut them for pavement. We are almost at two hundred and fifty signatures so please send this link to your neighbors right now to push us over the mark.
May 19, 2022
Seeing one hundred people sign this confirms I am not the only one who cares about the future of these woods. Walking past that land with my kids has always been special to me and knowing you want to keep it wild feels incredible.
Reached 100 supporters
May 16, 2022
81 Comments
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Eric Beckenstein
3 years ago
Featured
2 POCD Reports show that the residents value open space and prevention of overdevelopment. These 2 paid for reports, a decade apart, are largely being ignored to the detriment of Ridgefield.
L
Lynne Noyes
4 years ago
Featured
We should not give up open space in the center of town when other reuse options are available. The Housing Authority is overburdened now. Why would we risk encumbering the town with another Meadows and it toll on taxpayers.
A
Anne Martin
3 years ago
Featured
We don’t need more traffic on Prospect Ridge Road as it is already a pass through and at times like the Indy 500. Let’s keep it safe for residents already living here and the children who use scalzo field, not add to the congestion already here. Stop trying to makeover what Ridgefield is, a lovely village in a beautiful town ant not a suburb of New York.
D
Debra Franceschini-Gatje
3 years ago
Featured
While I fully support Affordable Housing, I believe this location should be retained as open space and or a recreation area for all of Ridgefield to benefit from.
S
Sky
4 years ago
Featured
I walk in all of Ridgefield's various open spaces a couple hundred times throughout the year. That space better serves Ridgefield as open space than it does another half dozen houses.
M
Michael Raduazzo
4 years ago
Featured
We need to preserve our open space. The town has a goal of 30% and is currently in the low 20s. This would only widen that gap.
Development in this area would also put a strain on our infrastructure (sewer / roads) as well as increase the traffic situation downtown.
T
Thom Pesce
3 years ago
This is a must get done adoption to open space. There is enough building going on in town. We need some thing that will preserve nature in what a gift to us. Every Ridgefield I should petition for the saving of this land.
A
Anonymous
3 years ago
This is an underhanded land grab -- from a town that claims to prioritize preservation of open space.
2 POCD Reports show that the residents value open space and prevention of overdevelopment. These 2 paid for reports, a decade apart, are largely being ignored to the detriment of Ridgefield.