Dear neighbors and friends,

Our grassroots movement to stop the development of 222 Church Road continues to gain momentum. Over 1,400 of us have signed the petition, there are lawn signs throughout Cheltenham Township, and this major article just broke today in the Inquirer (it will be in tomorrow's print edition):

https://www.inquirer.com/real-estate/housing/elkins-park-new-houses-flooding-tree-cutting-suburban-philadelphia-development-20220419.html

Tomorrow, Wednesday, April 20 at 7:30 pm, the Cheltenham commissioners are planning to vote on whether or not to grant conditional approval.

We have been told that this meeting will be open to more than 100 people—as it should be! There are many of us, and we all deserve to be heard.

This is our last chance to stop the development before it moves on to final approval. It is essential that as many of us as possible log onto the Zoom and speak before the vote. Even a brief comment about flooding or concerns about this plan's environmental impact will be powerful.

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86934712464?pwd=dUV5QWY0ekY2NktDR0NQZVJENEsydz09

Let's raise our hands and be heard!