To the Editor:
Why has our Little Egg Harbor planning board (or whoever else is responsible for such matters) allowed AutoZone to build its nightmarish insult to our town’s Route 9 environment that arrogantly makes not the least nod to the prevailing seashore/rural visual character of our town? It’s what every other retailer has always until now seen fit to more or less respect.
That new tire place previously built alongside was the beginning in its unmitigated big-boxiness, but not as atrociously so.
May 29, 2019
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