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Say NO to re-zoning, YES to re-vitalizing

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Jonas St John
5 years ago

Terrible idea! Too much, too fast.

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Wilfred G Gilman
5 years ago

It is frankly very hard for me to think of such a horrific use of such a beautiful property. I’m also finding it difficult to understand how LLBean could make such a poor decision against the Town of Freeport and its supportive residents. I could think of numerous other uses that would generate revenue for LLBean and improve the land use so it remains within the 20 year long term plan that so many people spent hours and hours developing. I think you get my feelings that any request for a change of zoning allowing KV Enterprises to proceed with this proposal should immediately rejected. Thank you.

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Jack Montgomery
5 years ago

So much about this situation concerns me greatly. To begin with, who is KV Enterprises? Who stands to gain if this project goes forward? Many questions to be answered here and I am at a total loss to understand what legal basis would support this proposed zoning change. I am listening but I am a long way to be convinced that this is a good idea.

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Charity Victor
5 years ago

Please help save freeport.

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Sarah Doten
5 years ago

This is NOT the type of “growth” our town wants or needs.

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Toni Merrick
5 years ago

Please keep us rural! Quality of life is a right we must protect.

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Victoria Smith
5 years ago

We do not accept the requests from KV Enterprises' requests for zoning amendments for lots 25 and 38, maps 22 and 26- please reject them as changing the zoning would violate the vision for Freeport that is outlined in the comprehensive plan. We can't handle that many people.

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Karin VanNostrand
5 years ago

Let’s provide housing for our citizens according to agreed-upon channels. There are ways

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Winnett Ordway
5 years ago

No development-

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Nathaniel Warren-White
5 years ago

Please reject the KV application for development. The town will not benefit from this large a plan which would overwhelm our services and cause major traffic issues. We would like the town to aim toward protecting more open and rural space. Some limited additional “affordable” housing would be a good idea as well as more focus on “revitalizing” the downtown area. Thank you!

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Lynn Pierce
5 years ago

I am opposed to a zone change to accommodate this enormous project.

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Julie Freund
5 years ago

Thank you Valy for this opportunity.