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Stop the Flatley Company road expansion & construction of 58 homes

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Anonymous
4 years ago

This is awful for the community please stop

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Anonymous
4 years ago

add more traffic on timberline definitely make our peaceful neighborhood worse

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David Towle
4 years ago

There is just way too much over development in Nashua these days!!

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Jeffrey Mayer
4 years ago

While many of us may not like it the land is owned by Flatley and it is not a conservation area. He owns most of the vacant land in that area. The only conservation area is Proctor Park owned by the city along with some parcels at the end of Spindlewick. It will be up to the zoning commission to look at infrastructure impacts, traffic, schools, etc. and that will be balanced against the increased tax revenue. When I moved to this neighborhood in 2004 I looked at that land and told my wife that someone will want to build on it one day and that the traffic will have to come down Timberline.

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Gail Witham
4 years ago

What part of the word 'Conservation' does this company not understand? Find somewhere else to build!!!!!!

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Anonymous
4 years ago

There is not sufficient room in our neighborhood.

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Jade Graves
4 years ago Featured

100% against this buildout as I'll have to listen to construction trucks driving by all day throughout the summer, as well as this will create a cut through to exit 1 which will heavily increase traffic. I just bought my house a year ago, mostly due to the neighborhood and quietness, which this buildout will drastically change that.

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Bob Scheifele
4 years ago

Also under consideration is an additional off ramp from the turnpike into this area. More and more congestion into an already dense housing area.

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Mary Daly
4 years ago

As a resident and tax payer in the Long Hill Estates neighborhood, I do not wish to have the increased traffic, noise, and disruption to my neighborhood that the building had f 58 new homes will entail. Thank you for your consideration. Mary Daly

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Dhanumjaya Munugoti
4 years ago Featured

This will increase traffic on Timberline Dr, as is kids having trouble crossing roads and this will increase traffic much more. It may become thru way from spit brook road to East Dunstable rd. I support this petition and stop this access road of connecting Shadowbrook drive and to Long Hill Estates.

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Marden Marshall
4 years ago

58 homes would likely add in excess of 100 vehicle “round trips per day “ on Timberline Drive . This would clearly add to the stress (and possible danger), along the lower portions of Timberline Drive,

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Eric Bergeson
4 years ago

NEw developments in already crowded areas spell nothing but trouble. It is very unfortunate that developers care so little for residential areas they wish to intrude on. It’s like smash & grab, build the residences as quickly as possible and leave. Let the residents pick up the pieces and pay higher taxes for the additional city services required for support. Has anyone done an impact study?

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Amy Manheim
4 years ago

They need to leave that land alone!

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Anand A
4 years ago

South nashua is already too crowded. The city need to expand beyond this.

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Robert Hamernik
4 years ago

Do not allow

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MaryAnn Pinto
4 years ago

Wetlands are wetlands. They should not be built on. Flatly has ruined enough in Nashua

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Michelle Karavanic
4 years ago

Too many children in neighborhood

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Ben Lyons
4 years ago

Do not turn my street into a drag way! People already drive too fast on my street - and especially with the number of kids living in the neighborhood.

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Kathleen Chung
4 years ago

South Nashua is already crowded enough. The increase of these homes will impact many facets of our current living conditions, all of which are unhelpful in the larger scheme of things.

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Suzana Moreira
4 years ago

South Nashua is crowded as it is. Flatley will just make the living of the residents much more difficult and unhealthy, pollution worse, traffic terrible, number of kids in schools untenable. The City elected officials have to look ahead, not just what is just in front of their immediate perceived issues.