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Linden Commons

48 homes proposed at 1100 Linden Avenue

Open for questions

A neighbor on Linden Avenue asked

“How much traffic will this add at school pickup?”

The project team answered

The traffic study estimates 31 added car trips in the evening peak hour. About three in four head north toward Route 7. Six would use 4th Street past Linden Elementary. The study counted 4:45 to 5:45 PM, not pickup, so the team has asked for a pickup-hour count before the hearing.

Approved by Dana Whitfield

Project team lead, September 12

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Your neighborhood is your home. You should have a voice in what gets built around it.

Your Block connects residents directly with the teams behind proposed developments. When a new project is planned near you, you can ask questions, raise concerns, share ideas, and tell the project team what you want and need.

Your questions deserve real answers. That’s why responses are backed by the project’s actual documents and reviewed by a named person before you see them.

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From your question to an answer on the record.

Four steps, and you only do one of them.

  1. 1

    A project opens near you

    A new development, a road change, construction on your block: the project team opens it up for the neighborhood’s questions.

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    Linden Commons

    48 homes proposed at 1100 Linden Avenue

    Open for questions12 answers published

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  2. 2

    You raise what matters

    Ask about traffic, noise, construction hours, drainage, trees, and share what you want and need from the project. Your question stays private until it’s answered.

    Ask the Linden Commons team

    Will construction start before 7 in the morning? We have a newborn and the lot is right behind our house.
    TrafficNoiseConstruction hoursDrainageTrees

    Only you and the project team can see this.

    Send question
  3. 3

    Answers come from the record

    The team answers from the studies on file, and a named person checks every answer before you see it. Straight answers with sources, so you’re never left guessing about what’s happening next door.

    Answer to “Construction hours”

    Waiting for approval

    No. The construction plan limits work to 7 AM to 6 PM on weekdays and 9 AM to 5 PM on Saturdays, with no work on Sundays. Deliveries follow the same hours.

    Construction Management Plan, page 6

    Marcus Lee

    Project team

    Approve
  4. 4

    The neighborhood stays informed

    Useful answers can be published to everyone registered, and you’re emailed the moment yours is ready.

    From Your Block9:41 AM

    Your answer is ready

    The Linden Commons team answered your question about construction hours.

    Read the answer

    For your privacy, this email never includes the text of your question.

    Published for 212 registered neighbors

Straight answers, with a name on every one.

Your Block is built so you can check the work.

  • Answers come from the studies on file.

    Every answer points to the plan, study, or document it came from.

  • A named person approves every answer.

    Nothing reaches you until someone on the project team signs off with their name.

  • Questions stay private until published.

    Only you and the project team see your question unless the team publishes the thread.

  • Every change is logged.

    Approvals, publishing, and reopened questions are all recorded with who did it and when.

Project record

Linden Commons

  1. Sep 12, 4:02 PM

    Dana Whitfield approved the answer to “Traffic at school pickup”

  2. Sep 12, 4:05 PM

    Dana Whitfield published the thread for registered neighbors

  3. Sep 13, 9:18 AM

    A neighbor reopened “Saturday deliveries” with “This didn’t answer my question”

  4. Sep 13, 11:40 AM

    Marcus Lee answered “Saturday deliveries”

  5. Sep 13, 11:52 AM

    Dana Whitfield approved the answer to “Saturday deliveries”

Records are kept for the life of the project, even if an answer is later removed.

For the teams behind the project.

Your Block gives land-use consultants one place to take residents’ questions, answer them from the project’s own documents, and show their work before the hearing.

  • Drafts from your documents

    Generate a draft answer from the project’s studies, then edit it. Nothing goes out until a named person approves it.

  • Instant answers, checked first

    When a new question matches one you’ve already approved, the resident can get that answer right away, but only after it’s checked against their question.

  • You choose what’s public

    Publish a thread for registered residents or keep it private. A published thread can be made private again.

  • One record for the whole team

    Invite colleagues to the project. Every approval, publish, and reopened question is logged.

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Questions

Linden Commons

  • Where will visitors park?

    Parking, asked today

    New

  • Will the trees along 4th Street stay?

    Trees, asked Sep 14

    Draft ready

  • Saturday deliveries

    Construction hours, asked Sep 11

    Reopened

  • Construction hours

    Construction hours, asked Sep 10

    Instant answer

  • Traffic at school pickup

    Traffic, asked Sep 9

    Published

Your neighborhood is changing. You shouldn’t be left out of the conversation.

Your Block connects residents with the teams behind proposed developments, creating a direct, transparent channel for questions, concerns, and community input.

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  • You don’t have to wait for a public hearing.
  • You don’t have to send ten emails.
  • You don’t have to be the loudest person in the room.

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