Drivers also got a notice urging them to turn out for a township meeting that night. We're trying to insert some reasonable level of forethought. There's no thinking on schools, roads or taxes. They are trying to get exceptions all the way down the line. There is no concern about trying to preserve the beauty of the land.
People have to be alerted to stand up for their rights.
The driver reached down to take the leaflet, smiled, said thanks and drove on. T he office trailer was a no-frills affair, parked on a bulldozed hill of what used to be farmland and is now Concord Chase, a Toll community not far from the site proposed for Thornbury Woods. In the trailer, two Toll executives, two lawyers, and a land planner huddled in white shirts and ties. They had pagers on their belts and cellular phones in their suit-coat pockets. Toll vice president Barry A. Depew's mind was on the opposition.