what will happen to the rabbits, foxes, racoons and birds that live there? We have enough houses and buildings in Nassau County.

Do you people realize that this parcel of land is going to get developed one way or another? The property is zoned for 2 monster office buildings, a parking lot to match and some single family homes. And that's what you're going to get. "Say No to Megadevelopment?" Pu-leeez! You just shot yourselves in the foot! Instead of what I thought was an aesthetically pleasing development on the south side of the property, you're going to get a Route 110 style office complex (with very little open space - unless you consider a parking lot open space). And now, you're losing out on the north side, too. Honestly, do you think what had been proposed for the north side of the property is WORSE than what's there now? You're all getting what you deserve.

This morning when I opened the paper and saw “End of Quest for Old Plainview” I was very disappointed but not surprised. For some reason Long Island residents are opposed to any positive growth and prefer current industrial structures to nicely landscaped communities and shopping centers. Most people do not even know what they are fighting for! Just look at Robbins Lane in Syosset, it reminds me of the shortcut I take to get to the 59th Street Bridge! The residents in that area have been wasting our tax dollars for ten years trying to keep The Town of Oyster Bay from granting Taubman Centers Inc, from building an upscale shopping center there. I have the future of my children and grandchildren in mind. What will improve Long Island’s aesthetics, what will increase tax revenues. What do most of these activists have in mind? When a developer comes along and wants to make Long Island better Long Islanders find it a good time to jump on the “anti mega-development” bandwagon so they can fight to keep Long Island the way that it is. And just how is Long Island? Well I recently moved back to Long Island from New Jersey. The only reason why I made this move is because I have small children and I wanted to be close to my family. When we first started looking for a house on Long Island I found it very difficult to find towns comparable to New Jersey towns. My husband says Long Island is stuck in the 80’s and he is right! Everyday I drive past shopping centers and industrial areas that have not been touched since the 1980’s or early 90’s. For the price one pays to live on Long Island the quality of life you get is not that great. I just cannot believe that every time a project comes along that would benefit Long Island there is so much opposition to it. I just hope that in the future, developers won’t want to stay away from Long Island because they fear the opposition from Long Island residents.

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Our schools and Roads are over crowded as is. No more development

Isn't it time you listen to the people instead of just doing what you want to do, and the hell with any problems this might bring on? Remember, "We the People"........

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This mega development is way too dense and does not preserve any open land. Too much traffic already and the plan does not address this.

This plan does not contain adequate mitigation for traffic and parking,will destroy an important green space, fails to provide any meaningful amount of housing for senior and next gen-ers, provides no benefits to the citizens of Plainview--only to Mr. Wang.

Wang says 9 million dollars to school district to offset increase. I'll believe it when the school district goes on paper that they will use this money for only that purpose and that they will not raise taxes because of the increase of students.

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no way!!!traffic and congestion