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Approval of Wheatland's Project

Approval of Wheatland's Project

Closed — 47 supporters Verified

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Greta
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Andi M.
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Joann A.
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Sharon S.
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Karen O.
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Started by Anonymous 17 years, 11 months ago
Sept. 2008 To: Queenstown Planning Commission Re: Joint Hearing on Comprehensive Plan Sept. 18th, Thursday at 7 PM Queenstown Methodist Church The undersigned residents or property owners of Queen Anne's County favor the development of Wheatlands Farm Project as a mixed use commercial area, to include a shopping center, offices and an assisted living facility. Our ability to shop for groceries, prescriptions and everyday needs, without going on Rt. 50, or waiting for the Kent Narrows drawbridge to close, will enhance the livability of this area, while simultaneously help to keep our taxes lower in Queen Annes County. Thank you for your support.

Updates

September 16, 2008

The scale of this support has secured us a formal meeting with the Planning Commission to present our case for the Wheatlands Farm Project. I am currently finalizing the summary data to ensure the commissioners understand the clear demand for local services.

6 Comments

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Mike Acosta
17 years ago Featured

Finally. Tired of driving all the way to Stevensville just for milk. This needs to happen.

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Linda Walton
17 years ago Featured

we need this shopping center bad. the commute is getting ridiculous.

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David Liu
17 years ago Featured

KEEP TAXES DOWN AND BRING THE JOBS HERE. ENOUGH WITH THE DELAYS.

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Sarah Quinn
17 years ago Featured

Yes please. The traffic on 50 is a nightmare and a grocery store closer to home would be a massive help for everyone living out this way.

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Rebecca Wang
17 years ago Featured

Getting stuck at the bridge every single day is getting old. Having a local place for prescriptions would be a life saver for the seniors too.

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Tom Stewart
17 years ago Featured

Build it already. Don't let the planning commission hold us back like they usually do.