There are several areas of concern, not the least of which is the flooding in the homes and destruction of property in the homes below Doeskin 2. With each rainstorm we have the problem seems to become worse despite the developer moving huge piles of dirt and large rocks around the property - from one side to the other and, seemingly in some cases, back again. These piles of rocks/dirt sitting above their homes are making the abutters more than a little concerned.
Of concern to parents (and grandparents) should be the pit on the property just above these homes - I think it could be referred to as an attractive nuisance. And a deadly one if some youngster should fall in. I'm told there is a roughly 8x8 ft hole (not sure how deep) that apparently has a couple of feet of standing water in the bottom. It is covered with green slime so it is difficult to see the bottom thru it. The site is posted for no trespassing but I've yet to see that keep kids from exploring. In addition, at a time when we are all being warned to keep water from accumulating so as to not provide mosquito breeding areas, we seem to have our own West Nile virus breeding pond there. This developer has a long history of ignoring town rules and regs and not building things to plans ( the 25 ft wall is only one recent example). A discussion of whether or not to consider an 81W hearing to rescind or modify the approval for Doeskin 2 is on the Planning Board's agenda for Tuesday night at 9:30. It is a difficult time of the year to attend meetings but I know the neighbors would appreciate any support from their TMM's and others who could be there. Maybe it would be useful to have the meeting taped (if not live)? Thanks. Kathy Vassar TMM Pct 1 To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with body "unsubscribe frambors" (the subject is ignored).
