The Town Board has officially agreed to mandate a supplemental DGEIS for the Holy Cross project. This requirement ensures that residents will have a formal opportunity to review the recent density increases before any further action occurs. Thank you for maintaining the pressure necessary to secure this outcome.
We the undersigned petition the Town Board of Rhinebeck, NY to create a supplimental DGEIS document.
Because the recent addition of 200+ units of allowable density on the site known as The Holy Cross Campus (now owned by the Matovu foundation) is a substantial change to the original DGEIS document proceeding to an EIS at this point would be a mistake, and unlawful.
The supplemental document should allow for public comment on these substantial changes.
The addition of these residential units represents a fundamental departure from the original proposal that cannot be ignored by the Town Board. I am currently organizing the documentation required to challenge the current process and ensure that the public has a formal opportunity to review these adjustments.
January 4, 2009
The level of engagement this request has received conveys a clear message to the Town Board regarding our community expectations. Your commitment to ensuring this development process remains lawful and transparent is truly appreciated. We are currently preparing to present this collective position to town officials.
6 Comments
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Lisa Stewart
17 years ago
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The traffic in Rhinebeck is already a nightmare. Adding these units without a proper study is just asking for trouble.
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Tom Davis
17 years ago
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TOTAL LACK OF TRANSPARENCY. This feels like a backroom deal.
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Sarah Conway
17 years ago
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do it right the first time. we deserve to see the real impact this will have on our schools and water supply.
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Mark Stewart
17 years ago
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200 units is a huge change. How can they just push this through without hearing from the people who actually live here?
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David Coleman
17 years ago
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Need more info before you build. It is not rocket science.
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Jennifer Walton
17 years ago
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rhinebeck is changing way too fast and not in a good way. please slow down and follow the law.
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The Town Board has officially agreed to mandate a supplemental DGEIS for the Holy Cross project. This requirement ensures that residents will have a formal opportunity to review the recent density increases before any further action occurs. Thank you for maintaining the pressure necessary to secure this outcome.
We the undersigned petition the Town Board of Rhinebeck, NY to create a supplimental DGEIS document.
Because the recent addition of 200+ units of allowable density on the site known as The Holy Cross Campus (now owned by the Matovu foundation) is a substantial change to the original DGEIS document proceeding to an EIS at this point would be a mistake, and unlawful.
The supplemental document should allow for public comment on these substantial changes.
The addition of these residential units represents a fundamental departure from the original proposal that cannot be ignored by the Town Board. I am currently organizing the documentation required to challenge the current process and ensure that the public has a formal opportunity to review these adjustments.
January 4, 2009
The level of engagement this request has received conveys a clear message to the Town Board regarding our community expectations. Your commitment to ensuring this development process remains lawful and transparent is truly appreciated. We are currently preparing to present this collective position to town officials.
6 Comments
L
Lisa Stewart
17 years ago
Featured
The traffic in Rhinebeck is already a nightmare. Adding these units without a proper study is just asking for trouble.
T
Tom Davis
17 years ago
Featured
TOTAL LACK OF TRANSPARENCY. This feels like a backroom deal.
S
Sarah Conway
17 years ago
Featured
do it right the first time. we deserve to see the real impact this will have on our schools and water supply.
M
Mark Stewart
17 years ago
Featured
200 units is a huge change. How can they just push this through without hearing from the people who actually live here?
D
David Coleman
17 years ago
Featured
Need more info before you build. It is not rocket science.
J
Jennifer Walton
17 years ago
Featured
rhinebeck is changing way too fast and not in a good way. please slow down and follow the law.
The traffic in Rhinebeck is already a nightmare. Adding these units without a proper study is just asking for trouble.