Please do not take away any more of the old charm of my dear hometown.
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Martin Podskoch
5 years ago
Please save this historic home.
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Brian Avery
5 years ago
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This 1858 Italianate home is not in a state of disrepair. It does not need to be torn down under any circumstance let alone for a supersized gas station that will devalue all the homes in close proximity and historic Main Street and even the town of East Hampton as a whole.
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Dennis Bothamley
5 years ago
Please save the residential and historic nature of Main Street in East Hampton.
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Gina Medford
5 years ago
Please preserve our history
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Jennifer Robinson
5 years ago
Historic buildings should not be town down.
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Barbli Noel
5 years ago
Enough of tearing down our historic buildings.
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Mary Michele Collas
5 years ago
Stop tearing down our heritage.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Save this house.
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Kelli
5 years ago
Unless you’re going to make it a historic gas station, this is such a gross thing to do.
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Ann PETERSON
5 years ago
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It can make economic sense to retain historic buildings and Improve them to meet modern codes and requirements. Rehabilitating old buildings to their original appearance not only adds character to the area, but can also help attract investment, as well as tourists if the structures are historically significant.
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Sarah Hylas
5 years ago
Preserve the integrity of the historic Main Street in East Hampton.
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Eliza LoPresti
5 years ago
We need more preserved spaces, definitely not more gas stations!
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Chris Garcia-Rivera
5 years ago
Keep the town historic and safe
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Kathleen Rounds
5 years ago
I am deeply distressed that this beautiful historic house is at risk of destruction. East Hampton, CT and especially our Main Street is defined by these important and irreplaceable structures. As a resident of East Hampton who lives within 500 feet of this building, I stand fully in opposition of its destruction.
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Ryan Bothamley
5 years ago
Thank you for protecting the historic character of East Hampton. NO ZONE CHANGE
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Heidi Bothamley
5 years ago
Please protect the historical character of our town. These buildings are irreplaceable.
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Margaret Faber
· petition starter
5 years ago
The Charles A. Strong House - built in 1858 - is one of the earliest Italianate-style structures in the Belltown National Register of Historic District. Its cruciform plan, high stone foundation, stone sills and narrow Italianate-style windows are unique features. While it has suffered delayed maintenance and neglect by its current owners, it remains structurally sound and worthy of rehabilitation. Let’s not sacrifice the historic character of East Hampton’s Main Street for a 4,500sf gas station and parking lot.
Needs to be preserved!!
Please do not take away any more of the old charm of my dear hometown.
Please save this historic home.
This 1858 Italianate home is not in a state of disrepair. It does not need to be torn down under any circumstance let alone for a supersized gas station that will devalue all the homes in close proximity and historic Main Street and even the town of East Hampton as a whole.
Please save the residential and historic nature of Main Street in East Hampton.
Please preserve our history
Historic buildings should not be town down.
Enough of tearing down our historic buildings.
Stop tearing down our heritage.
Save this house.
Unless you’re going to make it a historic gas station, this is such a gross thing to do.
It can make economic sense to retain historic buildings and Improve them to meet modern codes and requirements. Rehabilitating old buildings to their original appearance not only adds character to the area, but can also help attract investment, as well as tourists if the structures are historically significant.
Preserve the integrity of the historic Main Street in East Hampton.
We need more preserved spaces, definitely not more gas stations!
Keep the town historic and safe
I am deeply distressed that this beautiful historic house is at risk of destruction. East Hampton, CT and especially our Main Street is defined by these important and irreplaceable structures. As a resident of East Hampton who lives within 500 feet of this building, I stand fully in opposition of its destruction.
Thank you for protecting the historic character of East Hampton. NO ZONE CHANGE
Please protect the historical character of our town. These buildings are irreplaceable.
The Charles A. Strong House - built in 1858 - is one of the earliest Italianate-style structures in the Belltown National Register of Historic District. Its cruciform plan, high stone foundation, stone sills and narrow Italianate-style windows are unique features. While it has suffered delayed maintenance and neglect by its current owners, it remains structurally sound and worthy of rehabilitation. Let’s not sacrifice the historic character of East Hampton’s Main Street for a 4,500sf gas station and parking lot.