Jew meanies stop Walden -- Joe Rizoli opinions 1

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Date Posted: 18:05:43 10/29/13 Tue
Author: Rizolitv@gmail.com (Jews rule)
Author Host/IP: 146.115.156.139
Subject: Jew meanies stop Walden

The meanies in this area obviously proved what a real DEMOCRACY is. MOB rule, just as is done on a pirate ship. We fortunately live in a Democratic Constitutional Republic where LAW rules over nutjob MIMBY neighbors. There was nothing unlawfully about having this project put through. I would have had no problem having this project even on my street or neighborhood.
As to having house but there, Mr O better make sure he isn't connected to that project in any way shape or form.

The Temple St/ Pleasant residents should be ashamed of themselves.
I hope an Islamic Mosque goes in.
They certainly would have voted for a Jewish assisted living place with no argument against it.
The mostly Jewish nut jobs against this project hypocritically complained about traffic. Their Jewish Temple should be the starting point in this hypocrisy. The person from Walden wanting this project IF Jewish, must not be on good terms with the tribe.
Must have been to honest in his life or dealing with people. Usually Jews stick together so either he is not a Jew or he really is not on good terms with these Zionist nutjobs.

http://m.metrowestdailynews.com/wkdMetroWest/db_/contentdetail.htm?contentguid=UjKkWggd

Framingham ZBA turns down Walden plan Scott O'Connell/Daily News staff 10/29/2013 6:47 AM
After months of hearings, a plan to build a treatment center for eating and mood disorders failed to get approval for a special permit from the Zoning Board of Appeals Monday night.

Needing the OK of all three of the board’s members, Walden Behavioral Care’s proposal ultimately caused a “problem” for chairman Philip Ottaviani, who cast the lone vote against the project.

“I’ve got one hurdle I can’t get over,” he said, referring to the staunch opposition from neighbors living near the 518 Pleasant St. campus.

Fellow board members Susan Craighead and Stephen Meltzer, who voted in favor of the plan, had lobbied for the board to give its approval, arguing Walden’s use of the site was not only appropriate but would also preserve the property’s existing buildings, which were formerly home to the Marist House, and much of its open space.

“It’s a beautiful site, and it’s a decent project,” Craighead said. “I know some people are going to object, but some people are going to object to anything.”

A representative for Walden had also pointed out the healthcare company had agreed to the board’s 25 conditions for approval, many of which addressed residents’ concerns.

“I think the applicant has clearly met all the requirements in the special permit,” said James Hanrahan.

Among the final conditions hashed out at Monday’s meeting were a restriction on new building construction of more than 40,000 square feet and a requirement that Walden chip in for the creation of a right-turn-only lane from Pleasant Street onto Temple Street to alleviate traffic on the roads.

After closing the public hearing on the matter last week, the board spent the bulk of the meeting going over those last few details. Around 40 residents also were in attendance, but were not allowed to comment.

After toying with the idea of delaying the vote a day, Ottiviani called on the members to finish the job that night. Explaining his stance, he said Walden’s intent to open an 80-bed treatment facility in the primarily residential area would not have been “in harmony with the neighborhood.” He would instead like to see homes built there.

Scott O’Connell can be reached at 508-626-4449 or soconnell@wickedlocal.com. Follow him on Twitter: @ScottOConnellMW.

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