Cease and Desist Order for 10 Sky Meadow Road Ramapo
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Larry Frenkel
1 year ago
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The Town of Ramapo should immediately issue and enforce a cease and desist order stopping the ongoing disruption of quiet enjoyment of their homes by adjoining property owners and residents of Sky Meadow Road. The Town has already condoned the illegal operation of two schools on Sky Meadow Road resulting in unsafe conditions for residents of Sky Meadow Road and the schools themselves. The addition of multiple businesses and commercial vehicles ingressing and egressing small, rural, narrow, winding and hilly Sky Meadow Road will exacerbate the danger to residents, students and staff at the schools, school buses and others picking up and dropping off students at the schools.
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Anonymous
1 year ago
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Noise, traffic, fumes – loss of property values. environmental risk to the Mahwah River and our wells
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Zoning laws need to be enforced.
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Michael Parietti
1 year ago
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I oppose and variances that would allow use for the property for storing, repairing, loading or unloading trucks of any kind.
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Anonymous
1 year ago
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Wild West. People make up their own rules and do what they want with no real repercussions. This has to stop.
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Alan Stemphower
1 year ago
Old Name = Town of Ramapo
New Name = Town of Monsey
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Robert Ross
1 year ago
Stop destroying the neighborhood.
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Christopher morse
1 year ago
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The property in question continues to operate in violation of town ordinances. Please issue a stop work order
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RJ Morrison
1 year ago
No consequences for breaking laws
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Maryam Yasmeen
1 year ago
It is zoning boards ethical and legal obligation to serve all the people in our community. Allowing a residential property to become a commercial vehicle storage facility would clearly show that the zoning board wants to destroy the peace and quiet of a residential neighborhood just to serve their chosen religious community
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Masood Haque
1 year ago
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The zoning commission should preserve the character of this community and serve all residents of Ramapo rather than catering only to a select religious community. By serving only one community, the zoning board is actively discriminating against all other residents. We deserve equal treatment and our valid concerns must be addressed,
The Town of Ramapo should immediately issue and enforce a cease and desist order stopping the ongoing disruption of quiet enjoyment of their homes by adjoining property owners and residents of Sky Meadow Road. The Town has already condoned the illegal operation of two schools on Sky Meadow Road resulting in unsafe conditions for residents of Sky Meadow Road and the schools themselves. The addition of multiple businesses and commercial vehicles ingressing and egressing small, rural, narrow, winding and hilly Sky Meadow Road will exacerbate the danger to residents, students and staff at the schools, school buses and others picking up and dropping off students at the schools.
Noise, traffic, fumes – loss of property values. environmental risk to the Mahwah River and our wells
Zoning laws need to be enforced.
I oppose and variances that would allow use for the property for storing, repairing, loading or unloading trucks of any kind.
Wild West. People make up their own rules and do what they want with no real repercussions. This has to stop.
Old Name = Town of Ramapo New Name = Town of Monsey
Stop destroying the neighborhood.
The property in question continues to operate in violation of town ordinances. Please issue a stop work order
No consequences for breaking laws
It is zoning boards ethical and legal obligation to serve all the people in our community. Allowing a residential property to become a commercial vehicle storage facility would clearly show that the zoning board wants to destroy the peace and quiet of a residential neighborhood just to serve their chosen religious community
The zoning commission should preserve the character of this community and serve all residents of Ramapo rather than catering only to a select religious community. By serving only one community, the zoning board is actively discriminating against all other residents. We deserve equal treatment and our valid concerns must be addressed,