CHNA was organized in 2012 in response to two developments
with over 1,000 units proposed for Columbia Hill
and down the road from Columbia Hill.
The projects would deplete our water supply, greatly endanger our streams
and wetlands, dramatically alter our rural environment,
and undermine the safety of the roads for all drivers in the area.
A new version of the plan for Gan Eden Estates on Columbia Hill,
with over 500 units, is now on the table.
We seek a properly conceived and scaled project for Columbia Hill.
It is only when we ensure a viable infrastructure that
we will maintain the lifestyle we have chosen.
We will engage necessary decision makers and help guide
sustainable development in order to accomplish this.
with over 1,000 units proposed for Columbia Hill
and down the road from Columbia Hill.
The projects would deplete our water supply, greatly endanger our streams
and wetlands, dramatically alter our rural environment,
and undermine the safety of the roads for all drivers in the area.
A new version of the plan for Gan Eden Estates on Columbia Hill,
with over 500 units, is now on the table.
We seek a properly conceived and scaled project for Columbia Hill.
It is only when we ensure a viable infrastructure that
we will maintain the lifestyle we have chosen.
We will engage necessary decision makers and help guide
sustainable development in order to accomplish this.
