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Save Norwalk Neighborhoods

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Patricia Jeffries
3 years ago

Too much too soon! There are already multiple multifamily projects that been approved and not yet under construction which means we don’t really know what our neighborhoods will look like in the near future. Voting to approve this measure at this time makes no sense. Stop and take a breath!

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carol l frank
3 years ago

postpone action on the zoning reg. updates on up-zoning of single family homes.

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John C Miller Jr
3 years ago Featured

Postpone any further formal action on the Zoning Regulations Update. Conduct additional public forums instead and provide more easily understood information for the general public on how zone and building regulation changes will impact their property neighborhood.

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Ron Paladino
3 years ago

Norwalk is overcrowded with to many apartments and to much traffic. Time to stop and time for a change from the top down. Zoning changes are supposed to help the tax paying residents not hurt them.

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Robert Cole
3 years ago

The up-zoning of Single Family Zones needs to stop! East Norwalk is already over crowded with heavy traffic and street parking a serious problem. This proposal will just make it worse!

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Geri Kesney
3 years ago

I'm in favor of no additional building of apartments and condos.!!!! Enough is enough

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Let’s keep protect our beautiful city from more zoning.

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Rosemary Harrigan
3 years ago

No new zoning!

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Sandra Marr
3 years ago

Keep all B zone single family

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Why are you letting these greedy developers take over our city? No one listens to us and we are the voters and taxpayers of this city. People hate it here now and resent everything the city and state (!) are doing to us. Stop it. Just stop it. Do you think no one is paying attention?

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Thomas Lansden
3 years ago

Stop the madness!!!!

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Maureen Sonntag
3 years ago

This proposed zoning makes a mockery of all the hard work and years spent maintaining single family residences with small parcels of land. If you build a 2-family on these small properties, there’s no room for cars, and on my street you can’t park on street. So cars will be on grass in front yard which ruins a beautiful neighborhood for no reason. Zoning should be ashamed to put forth such a drastic and radical plan without understanding the neighborhoods and the already daily overcrowding on streets!

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Phillip Levine
3 years ago

When is high density too much density? It seems were there now without going any further.

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Jason Marcucilli
3 years ago

The quality of living here is going down. Norwalk cannot sustain overpopulation.

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Michaelann Cox
3 years ago

I'm a resident of Olmstead Place. Please retain single family zoning and preserve my neighborhood.

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Jeff Penn
3 years ago

Stop ruining Norwalk harry

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Adrian Salageanu
3 years ago

keep Norwalk the way it is!

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Patrick Doering
3 years ago

single family zone residential neighborhoods need to remain intact

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Hopefully more people will be aware of zoning plans in Norwalk and voice their objections to the changes in single family zones to two family zones!

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Debra Pond
3 years ago

Please I Moved 30 years ago into my neighborhood because I love the single family home area. There is enough traffic already in our area which makes it hard to go on our walks and walk our dogs, enjoy our area, and even drive through the roads. The congestion that has grown over the past five years alone makes it very hard to enjoy the area like we used to. Please don’t make Bettswood area multi family. It would NOT be fair to us who have lived there 30 years plus!! Please allow us to enjoy our homes and beloved neighborhood.