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Irene Scribellito
10 years ago

I strongly oppose this variance and agree this residential area should remain residential...

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Angelo A Scribellito
10 years ago

I do not want a variance to our zoning laws. This area should remain residential.

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Steven lepelis
10 years ago

Fuck them

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Sandra Lankenau
10 years ago

WHY.... IS THAT PROPERTY NOT PAYING TAXES NOW????? https://wipp.edmundsassoc.com/Wipp1508/#taxPage70091 ID's should be shown at the meeting allowing only Toms River residents... this is not an open forum for the rabbi and his Lakewood flock.

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Matt Nichols
10 years ago

Keep it residential.

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Maureen Bartels
10 years ago

No Variance!!!! Hey Toms River officials I think it stinks that you postponed the zoning meeting till December 28!!! after the November election are you hiding something!!!

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Sandra Lankenau
10 years ago

NO.... we are not Lakewood South.

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michael
10 years ago

not cool

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Patricia Russo
10 years ago

Don't do it!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Toms river shall remain toms river. No blinders here to what's going on.

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Kimberly Fischer
10 years ago

Taxes are too high already.

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Katherine Brown
10 years ago

Toms River lost enough of the tax base to Sandy. A very busy road does not need a school. Most of all, those who have violated the zoning ordinances should not then or ever be rewarded with a variance.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Residential property should remain residential.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Zoning laws are in place for a reason. This person was slapped with a violation so now the law must be wrong?! Keep this residence in a residential zone.

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Jay Thievon
10 years ago

No Variance!

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Doug
10 years ago

No.

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Carol Rotunda
10 years ago

No variance for Church Rd! It's busy enough. The zones were put in place for good reasons. Keep residential areas just as they are!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

I vote no.

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Thomas McFee
10 years ago

We don't want to end up like Lakewood with no tax revenue.

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Fiore Gallucci
10 years ago

These properties should remain residential, and this variance must be denied.