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Saving the Historical McCormick Farmland from Condemnation

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Katrina Scheuren
8 years ago Featured

I live in Silver Spring Township, Cumberland Valley School District. This land is directly behind my home and I am extremely opposed to this land being sold for any kind of construction. It is protected land and should always remain protected.

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Merritt harlow
8 years ago

Save that land....

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Sharon R Stover
8 years ago

Cumberland Valley School District has taken away so many homes and land for their schools. It needs to stop!

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Walter Elkins
8 years ago

Big spring school district

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Robert McCormick
8 years ago

leave it as is. We are loosing to much History in the country.

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Paulita Z Gilmore-Lee Pat
8 years ago

Have lived in Silver Spring since 1965, tired of out of town real estate people making money on our long history of open land/farms at the expense of the long time citizens.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Hampden Township

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Dave yocum
8 years ago

Went to CV Schools and glad I did, but to the school board PLEASE find other land.

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jean ashton
8 years ago

I don't live in pa any more but I grew up there. the school system, cv, took the farm my mother's family farmed. they took the whole hill! I realize that they need land for growth, but why take that piece? there has to be other options. who truly wants that land?

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Angela Dunlap
8 years ago

Just plain greedy. They should be ashamed.

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Patricia Reidenbach
8 years ago

Do not allow more farm land and open spaces to be developed for housing and/or industry. Especially land that is protected! Progress is not always a good thing.

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Zachary Gross
8 years ago

Eminent Domain is theft

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E Diemler
8 years ago

Middlesex Twp.

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Rick Pace
8 years ago

CV nor any other organization should have the right to purchase or steal land that is preserved. With this said, I sign this petition in order to stop this from happening.

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Richard pettey
8 years ago

My mom's a McCormick.

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Renee Orlandi
8 years ago

People are stupid to not think of the future and destroy what little land we have left. Leave it alone. That's the right thing to do and what the original owner's wishes were. Don't be greedy and inhuman just because you can "legally"... Many things that are legal are absolutely not correct, and this is basically stealing land from the people. It's detrimental to humanity to do this. Don't.

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Jody Cole
8 years ago

Resident

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Denise Fegan
8 years ago

Resident of Silver Spring Township. There is other land available nearby!

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Stephen Stanton
8 years ago

I am a 1996 graduate of Cumberland Valley Schools and a 2000 graduate of Cornell University. I strongly oppose developing this land against the recommendations of many governmental authorities. I currently serve on my local school board in New York State and understand the dynamics and complexities of this issue, yet my conscience requires me to support preservation and the public good above the shortsighted approach of the district. There is no viable reason to rush this decision through using eminent domain against the will of the public. It would be an irreversible decision and one that future generations would lament.

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Gina DiStefano
8 years ago

More than enough important history has been ruined due to the almighty dollar. Let’s keep what’s significant left.