Thank you Kristin and all our neighbors from Oradell.

Thank you CAPO. Together, hopefully, we'll stop this horrible development.

SOD!

Thank you Kristin and CAPO for supporting SOD's efforts. This is the kind of action needed to prevent this land from being raped by the developers. Hopefully residents of New Milford, Oradell, and the other surrounding communities will let their voices be heard at the zoning board meeting on July 30. Let them know: WE DON'T WANT THIS!

The only use that makes sense for this property would be recreational with minimal improvements. A bike path, soccer field or similar improvements. Flooding is guaranteed on a yearly basis. You will not have to wait for a 25,50 or 100 year flood, which we have had 3 in the last 20 years. River Edge resident.

Thank you supporting SOD. We are a grass roots organization that is gaining support daily. We want our elected officials to use the existing planning tools at their disposal to make the courageous decision to leave this land as open space. By collaborating with nearby towns, we can get the word out and inform the citizens.

Thank you CAPO - we need all the support we can get -

The Mayor and Council spend $5K (tax payers' money!) on a new rezoing report (see above, I just uploaded it) of the Suez/United Water property by the high school. They could have just voted to pass a resolution keeping this land as open space at no cost to the tax payers...???

Please attend the Mayor and Council meeting on Monday July 23rd, at 6:30 PM and tell them what you think this property should be zoned as.

Stop-Over-Development! Join us at SODNOW@yahoo.com to find out how we're trying to stop our Mayor and Council from changing this town forever.

SOD!

This is a great step in the right direction , SOD and CAPO joining resources to protect our combined quality of life . Our NM residents will now instruct the Mayor and Council on what WE want , not the other way around . Our residents are tired of the empty promises to do something to correct this situation every time we flood. This singular issue is the greatest threat to our property values , our high school students safety , noise, pollution , traffic and of course the continually flooding .
MJ Gadaleta, New Millord

Thank you CAPO for your support of our worthy cause, not just for residents of New Milford, but for residents of Oradell as well. We are united with our vision and hope that we can convince our governing body to open their eyes to see that there is always another option, open space!

It's a shame the CAPO does not hold open public meetings. It has become a small group who does not want to do much but write newspaper opinion peices and letters to the Mayor. The people of Oradell were so united to preserve Oradell and now the group has forgotten the ciitizens part of the organization. Until the CAPO "leaders" have public meetings, they can no longer be considered a grass roots organization.

Developeres have rights, only as long as they don't infringe upon the rights of other citizens. We have a right to live in an area that does not flood and has bearable traffic conditions. The proposed development is in a flood plane. Engineers think they can solve all problems-history has proven that man cannot fight mother nature-no matter how smart they are! I say no to any major develpoments ina flood area, that's just common sense. The Board of Adjustment must make their decision based upon the laws-not based upon the fear of litigation. A "D" variance must only be given if this project benefits the town. We know this project has no benefits. The develpoer can build within the law, no variances should be given. Coah cannot be the determining factor for a "D" variance. See you at the meeting tonight!!!