Our Community is at Risk
Say NO to the Helipad.
Our Community is at risk. For generations, our neighborhood has been a haven of peace, nature, and family life along the Chesapeake Bay.
Allowing a private helipad would fundamentally change the character of our community. Multiple flights a day would bring:
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Noise and Disruption – The constant roar and hovering of helicopters would shatter the calm we now enjoy. Turn on your volume and take a listen.
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Loss of Safety and Comfort – Children playing outdoors, families gathering, and neighbors walking their dogs would all be overshadowed by loud, low-flying aircraft.
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Erosion of Property Values – Who wants to live near daily helicopter traffic?
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Protecting Our Natural Environment
Our shoreline is home to a rich ecosystem that cannot coexist with frequent helicopter noise and activity. On and around the proposed helipad site, wildlife thrives:
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Bald Eagles & Ospreys – Nesting and hunting grounds would be disrupted.
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Herons & Shorebirds – Sensitive habitats would be disturbed by loud, low-flying helicopters.
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Marine Life – Noise pollution extends to the water, disturbing fish, crabs, and aquatic ecosystems.
Chesapeake Bay is one of America’s most treasured natural resources. Introducing a helipad here puts fragile habitats at risk.
Why This Matters to All of Us
​This isn’t just about one property—it’s about the future of our community and the Bay we share. Allowing a private helipad sets a dangerous precedent: if one is approved, others may follow. Our neighborhood will no longer be quiet retreats, but flight zones.
Take Action
What You Can Do
We need your voice to stop this. Together, we can show decision-makers that our community will not accept this disruption to our lives and environment.
Spread the Word—share this site with friends and neighbors.
Attend Community Meetings—make your voice heard.
Write Letters to local officials to express your concerns.
Every signature, every voice, and every action counts.
Contact Us to Find Out How You Can Help
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