Dear Friends of Glen Lake:
Thank you to everyone who attended and wrote letters for the Cole’s meeting the other evening. We had an excellent turn out. About 75 Glen Lakers and neighbors braved the winter weather to attend and 45 people wrote letters opposing the Cole’s Collision project. Your comments were excellent, and the members of the Planning Board were really listening. Although the Board wouldn’t deny the project that evening as we had hoped, we are well positioned moving forward to stop this project that is incompatible with the neighborhood and poses significant environmental threats to Glen Lake. We will need to stay informed and keep up the pressure. Public comment was left open, and the next meeting is scheduled for April 23. Look for future emails with additional information. If you have questions or other thoughts, send me an email at glenlake@roadrunner.com.
Thank you.
Respectfully,
Paul Derby, president Glen Lake Protective Association
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