Letter: Responsible development in Warren is a topic again
To the editor:
Once again, the citizens of Warren are being called upon to protect the character of our community.
The developers of the proposed Settler’s Green project have appealed the …
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Letter: Responsible development in Warren is a topic again
To the editor:
Once again, the citizens of Warren are being called upon to protect the character of our community.
The developers of the proposed Settler’s Green project have appealed the Warren Planning Board’s unanimous decision to deny the application. Last November, the Board voted unanimously against a proposal that would place two four-story apartment buildings containing 108 units, more than 200 parking spaces, and two large stormwater drainage basins on just 12 acres within a quiet East Warren neighborhood.
This appeal means that the fight is not over.
Warren Citizens for Appropriate Development (WCAD) remains committed to supporting responsible growth while opposing development that is out of scale with Warren’s unique character, infrastructure, and neighborhoods. We believe development should enhance our community, not overwhelm it.
You can support our efforts by: Joining and following the WCAD Facebook page. Become a member at: warrencad.org. Sharing information with friends and neighbors. Contributing to our GoFundMe campaign, which can be found on our Facebook page.
The future of Warren depends on residents who are willing to get involved and make their voices heard.
Warren Citizens for Appropriate Development
