We oppose the applicant’s proposal to construct this suggested moderate income housing complex at 777 West Putnam Avenue because the project (filed under a special permit) as proposed would endanger the public safety.
Many factors contribute to our sentiment including, but not limited to, the potential flooding of the Byram River, impact on our sewer system, demand on our school system and increased traffic congestion on the state border and in the neighborhood of Pemberwick (Greenwich, CT).
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Reached 250 supporters
November 15, 2017
October 28, 2017
The petition reached 100 signatures today. I am now finalizing the draft for our formal letter to the Planning and Zoning Commission to ensure our specific infrastructure concerns are addressed in the public record.
Reached 100 supporters
October 26, 2017
106 Comments
This apartment complex would drastically change the amount of traffic in a small, almost totally residential area. It could also cause significant overcrowding in the already overcrowded local elementary school for that neighborhood.
this will indeed impact us with sewer, water usage when we are under drought watch,, traffic will be horrendous as it already is, flooding of the byram river is always an issue,, Den rd should not be shared, that is a residential rd, they do not need the extra traffic with children playing. this should not be built period.
Traffic is a nightmare in this area as it is. There are so many accidents on Route 1 / by the traffic circle. We don't need another 120 cars adding more to the mess we have to deal with. It's a hazard to our community in so many ways!
This building going up at 777 W. Putnam would be a disaster to the condos at 2 Homestead Lane and the people who live on Homestead Ln. I am Total Against this building being build in this area. Lisa Stewart
As a resident of pemberwick glenville for over 60 years I know this project will negatively affect the safety and well-being of our local citizens. This project needs to be vastly reduced in size or cancelled. The negative impact to upstream flooding and traffic nightmares are devastating
Too much for local neighborhood
Simply to large of a project for this area so close to the N.Y. border, it will impact so many different parts of our lives traffic schools neighborhoods, it is just not a good place for such a large project
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We oppose the applicant’s proposal to construct this suggested moderate income housing complex at 777 West Putnam Avenue because the project (filed under a special permit) as proposed would endanger the public safety.
Many factors contribute to our sentiment including, but not limited to, the potential flooding of the Byram River, impact on our sewer system, demand on our school system and increased traffic congestion on the state border and in the neighborhood of Pemberwick (Greenwich, CT).
Updates
Reached 250 supporters
November 15, 2017
October 28, 2017
The petition reached 100 signatures today. I am now finalizing the draft for our formal letter to the Planning and Zoning Commission to ensure our specific infrastructure concerns are addressed in the public record.
Reached 100 supporters
October 26, 2017
106 Comments
I am against this project. This area cannot handle the congestion and traffic as it is now. The circle alone is a nightmare and an accident waiting to happen. How Port Chester and Greenwich can let this continue is unbelievable. Now to put at least another 120 cars on the road is irresponsible and dangerous.
This apartment complex would drastically change the amount of traffic in a small, almost totally residential area. It could also cause significant overcrowding in the already overcrowded local elementary school for that neighborhood.
this will indeed impact us with sewer, water usage when we are under drought watch,, traffic will be horrendous as it already is, flooding of the byram river is always an issue,, Den rd should not be shared, that is a residential rd, they do not need the extra traffic with children playing. this should not be built period.
Traffic is a nightmare in this area as it is. There are so many accidents on Route 1 / by the traffic circle. We don't need another 120 cars adding more to the mess we have to deal with. It's a hazard to our community in so many ways!
This building going up at 777 W. Putnam would be a disaster to the condos at 2 Homestead Lane and the people who live on Homestead Ln. I am Total Against this building being build in this area. Lisa Stewart
As a resident of pemberwick glenville for over 60 years I know this project will negatively affect the safety and well-being of our local citizens. This project needs to be vastly reduced in size or cancelled. The negative impact to upstream flooding and traffic nightmares are devastating
Too much for local neighborhood
Simply to large of a project for this area so close to the N.Y. border, it will impact so many different parts of our lives traffic schools neighborhoods, it is just not a good place for such a large project
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I am against this project. This area cannot handle the congestion and traffic as it is now. The circle alone is a nightmare and an accident waiting to happen. How Port Chester and Greenwich can let this continue is unbelievable. Now to put at least another 120 cars on the road is irresponsible and dangerous.