Update April 18, 2024 -

As if on cue, and the timing is perfect for our Planning Commission meeting regarding the proposed Sleepy Hollow Development on 4/24 - 

A huge sink hole opened up in the parking lot just off Corrigan Drive near the new children’s playground at Brownsville and Corrigan.  Please recall my warning to the Planning Commission at the March meeting. Sleepy Hollow Road has been rated at the highest level of subsidence risk on the grading scale. I told the board that Surface activity (construction vehicles) + an influx of ground water (from the storms) = subsidence sink holes. And now look what we have nearby in the county park after the construction at that site! 

Just imagine if our appointed and elected  South Park Township officials approve this Sleepy Hollow development with full knowledge and understanding of all the known (large sinkholes that currently stretch the width of Sleepy Hollow Road and collapsing sides) and foreseeable situations like the sink hole collapse in these pictures! 

What happens if and when this type of sinkhole opens up on the narrow Sleepy Hollow Road trapping 108 families? Please remember, there is only one way in or out! Why would our elected and appointed township officials expose the township and residents to this huge potential liability for the sake of what we are told would be some additional school tax revenues? Why is this necessary? How does this proposed development make any sense?? 

Our officials owe us all an explanation please!! 

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- Tim Foster
Friends of the South Park Buffalo 
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