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Norden Open Space - Norwalk residents

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Lisa Wilson Grant
6 years ago

The conserved area was established for a good reason, don’t mess it up with more overpriced apartments we don’t need.

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nizajet gjuraj
6 years ago

In support of protection of our wetlands and natural resources!

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Diane Lauricella
6 years ago Featured

I agree. The easement agreement was signed by all pertinent parties after much study and thought. Wetlands are a very important part of the water cycle and due to climate change, are essential to protect for their water retention function, especially during drought.

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Mary verel
6 years ago

We must not set a precedent where Conservation Easements can be amended. Defeats the whole purpose of putting a Conservation Easement in place.

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William Nightingale
6 years ago

Under no circumstances should we allow a well thought out conservation easement to be subsequently modified.

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William Wrenn
6 years ago

Pleases respect this and all existing conservation easements. It is important to preserve and protect our remaining natural open spaces.

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Louise Washer
6 years ago

Please respect the easement that is currently in place!

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Diane Cece - East Norwalker
6 years ago

The restrictive Conservation Easement at Norden Place was put in place as a condition of the onsite development that was approved there in 2009. It was meant to preserve the area in it's natural state and to be used strictly for pedestrian and bicycle traffic. This easement should not be lifted for the sake of a 189-unit Westport apartment complex abutting East Norwalk's Norden Place and and will ultimately further negatively impact our quality of life with traffic, congestion, noise, stormwater runoff, flooding, etc.