I am also concerned about the way trees and brush are burned when clearing. This is too close to our homes and the smoke so close is deadly for medically compromised neighbors

No development should occur without a thorough assessment of the impacts of disturbing this land. Creating floods and otherwise detracting from the existing environment will play havoc on property values and quality of life.

This road will go directly by my home with no idea how far it will be from my property. This is drainage area with a culvert that need work a few months ago. How is this going to affect our drainage. So angry that Stevens et al can bypass wetlands because they have money. This is unacceptable.

The clear cutting of trees and building in wetlands is irresponsible and greedy. We need trees to absorb the water in areas prone to flooding and effecting neighboring properties. Retention ponds do not replace trees needed to also purify the air.

My daughter owns property at 198 Tylers Cove Way and was told by Stevens when she bought new build 10 years ago that this property was deemed wetlands and would not be developed. She is devastated by the news that they have reversed their decision and are planning a sizeable community in this area.

We purchased our home on Chambers last year and were told the area in back of us would not be built on as it is a protected wetland ‘conservation’ area. Now the surveyors are in the area and we would like to see the area remain as it is, a protected area for area wildlife.

That !and should be protected from development

Stop the building and destroying the topography