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Started by Pisgah Youth 10 years ago

I, the undersigned resident of West Chester Township or a nearby community, am opposed to the center for drug and behavioral treatment proposed for the former West Chester Nursing and Rehabilitation Center on U.S. 42. This location is too close to residences, schools, the Pisgah Youth Organization’s ballfields, and other facilities used by young children and teenagers. We believe the risk of increased harm to them is too great, and we urge the West Chester Township Trustees and others in authority to disapprove any application for zoning and other permits.

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Reached 250 supporters

September 13, 2016

September 11, 2016

The Trustees are betting that we will lose interest before we hit 250 signatures. Prove them wrong and force them to look at this pile of opposition by sending this link to everyone you know right now.

September 8, 2016

The Trustees are finally starting to feel the heat because this movement is becoming impossible for them to ignore. We have momentum on our side and we are not slowing down until they kill this reckless proposal for good.

July 23, 2016

The Trustees think we are going to roll over and let them put a treatment center right next to our kids but they have another thing coming. We are organizing behind the scenes to make sure they understand that their zoning plans are a direct threat to our community safety.

Reached 100 supporters

July 11, 2016

104 Comments

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Britton Maier
9 years ago Featured

Locating such a facility in the midst of the community area frequented by families and children and along a very busy corridor is not ideal for anyone, including the proposed patients. It creates too much risk and temptation and the potential for an unfortunate incident.

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Wayne Adams
10 years ago Featured

That is a terribleplace to build a facility like that. Do you building an AA office on the second floor of a bar? NO. And parks are drug free zones so why bring known drug offenders there.

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Darren Traylor
10 years ago Featured

My kids don't need to be playing ball across from a drug rehab facility. I played there as a kid and now my 11 year old and 4 year old play there. Don't let money get in the way of what's right!

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PAMELA HENDERSON
10 years ago Featured

I am a former addictions therapist. There is no doubt that officials know this is not safe for the children at the ballfields. Yes, the building is vacant, but selling to the first bidder is not always the best solution. Easy, yes. Wise, no.

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David Kennard
10 years ago Featured

I believe this facility will benefit those that need assistance. However, as a parent of small children, I will put their needs above anyone else and thus will not continue to play baseball at PYO should this facility be constructed across the street.

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Anonymous
10 years ago Featured

While I am a mental health counselor and I do experience concern about mental health stigma, I agree that this creates an increased risk for area children. I have to side with the idea that the business can find better locations that do not put children at risk for exposure.

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Ishan Rayka
9 years ago

No u can't do this

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Anonymous
9 years ago

We do not want something like this in our community!! Put it somewhere away from residential areas!! We paid good money for our homes and should not be subject to this kind of thing! We are hard working citizens and Dont want it in our community!!

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