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Say NO to the current Saugatuck "Hamlet" plan

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Joshua W Stuart
1 year ago

Stop destroying Westport!!!! It's a coastal New England town not the base area at Stratton Mtn!

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Kiki Webb
1 year ago

Bullying the town to get your way is abominable.

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Larry Ackerman
1 year ago

Why does Westport even need the hamlet? It does not. Shut it down.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Here's to saving the special spirit of Westport. Deny the current application for the Saugatuck plan.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Vote no

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Prioritize locals' quality of life and comfort over gridlock. Its already crowded there

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Carolyn Joseph
1 year ago

SAY NO TO GREEDY DEVELOPERS!

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Leigh Ryan
1 year ago

NEVER, NEVER, GIVE UP!!!

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JOSEPH P NAZZARO JR
1 year ago

Elected officials and their relatives who invested in this should be exposed.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Adjust, compromise, cooperate

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Miriam Roth
1 year ago

Keep up the protesting of this builder. They know nothing of this town, it's character or it's people!

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Richard Bortolot
1 year ago

You are doing great. Keep up the fight for our town.

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Nancy Sawyer
1 year ago

I have lived in Westport for 65 years. I am the 2nd generation of a 3 generation family that has lived in town since 1952. I have seen many changes over the decades, some positive and others not so much. The thing that I find most objectionable is the traffic gridlock that we now have in Westport which has developed in recent years and I do not want our town to become a city.

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Rita Reagan
1 year ago

Don’t ruin this beautiful town!

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Robert Smoler
1 year ago

The Hamlet project simply is too big for the proposed site.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Not viable as currently proposed.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Traffic is horrible as it is - a definite no to Hamlet.

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Michael Lynch
1 year ago

No to hamlet

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Anonymous
1 year ago

The scale of the project is out of proportion to neighborhood, and will negatively affect traffic and access to train station. This project has no clear benefit for Westport's residents.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

The scale of the project is out of proportion to neighborhood, and will negatively affect traffic and access to train station. This project has no clear benefit for Westport's residents.