Save The Banana Tree

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   Name: Deborah Baumgartner on Feb 2, 2007

   Comments: How can you ask someone to destroy something so lovely. Worry about true violations like Buicks on blocks or residents that refuse to pay their dues.

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   Name: Sandra Zwaschka on Feb 2, 2007

   Comments: this is a beautiful garden that improves the neighborhood too. the banana tree is very beautiful , please reconsider.

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   Name: C.A. Stewart on Feb 2, 2007

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   Name: Anonymous on Feb 2, 2007

   Comments: I don't think the flower garden and banana tree on Deb's property qualifies as an architectural structure . I Think it beautifies the area and her home. Why destroy something as beautiful as this garden is in the spring and summer It doesn't sound like legitimate reasoning to me.

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   Name: Raeanne Citera on Feb 2, 2007

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   Name: K. Stewart on Feb 2, 2007

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   Name: Connie on Feb 2, 2007

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   Name: Alan Fay on Feb 2, 2007

   Comments: Bad move!

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   Name: Diana Mackin on Feb 2, 2007

   Comments: Looking at the covenants and at the pictures which included shots of the neighborhood, I could find nothing out of line with the banana tree garden. By the way, I work for a professional landscaper!

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    Name: Emily Ziskovsky on Feb 2, 2007

    Comments: What a beautiful garden! Very appropriate.

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    Name: Curt Peterson on Feb 2, 2007

    Comments: Bureaucrats like these should be tarred and feathered!

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    Name: Andrea Kontos on Feb 2, 2007

    Comments: ridiculous

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    Name: Anonymous on Feb 2, 2007

    Comments: The garden is beautiful.....there is no reason they should be asking for it to be gotten rid of.

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    Name: John Slade on Feb 2, 2007

    Comments: This seems to be an extreme measure. I think they are overreacting. Is this typical of a generic-America approach, where individual expression takes second place to bland conformity

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    Name: Lori Moore on Feb 2, 2007

    Comments: I think there are many things which you could better use the rules of the association rather than having that beautiful banana tree put down and the mosaic stones taken up

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    Name: Melba on Feb 2, 2007

    Comments: Don't you have better things to worry about At least it looks pretty.. You people are strange..

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    Name: Katherine Romine on Feb 2, 2007

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    Name: Lynn Bedell on Feb 2, 2007

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    Name: Albert M. Congleton on Feb 2, 2007

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    Name: Janice Hawthorne on Feb 2, 2007

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    Name: Donna Williams on Feb 2, 2007

    Comments: I don't see how Ms. Baumgartner's garden and banana tree, which are quite beautiful, can be considered a "structure", asking her to remove them is an outrage!

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    Name: G McCann on Feb 2, 2007

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    Name: Nina Ford on Feb 2, 2007

    Comments: I am appalled that this is considered as a eyesore~!!This city should be proud to have such a great homeowner who does care for her property~!~!~! Good Lord what a shame~! Nina Ford!

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    Name: Margaret P. Sewall on Feb 2, 2007

    Comments: Please let the Banana Tree stay in the small garden.

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    Name: Baemi on Feb 2, 2007

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    Name: Anonymous on Feb 2, 2007

    Comments: the tree and garden is beautiful so what is the big deal let her keep it there is nothing wrong with this person having something nice in her yard. get the Jelous people out of her neighborhood and leave her be there is nothing wrong with this I would be proud to live next to this yard it is beautiful!

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    Name: Katrina Beneker on Feb 2, 2007

    Comments: I support the use of private gardens in condominium and townhouse complexes. So long as the garden isn't hurting anyone else it should be allowed to stay. Unless of course the management is willing to fund a landscaping project to beautify the area. Gardens bring beauty, peace and a sense that the living area is well cared for and loved. Take away a garden and you take away part of the heart of the gardener. Please reconsider. Look for a way to negotiate a solution that works for everyone. Trina

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    Name: Karin on Feb 2, 2007

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    Name: Donna Easton on Feb 2, 2007

    Comments: say what

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    Name: Sara Seeley on Feb 2, 2007

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    Name: Sherry Fisher on Feb 3, 2007

    Comments: How does the destruction of a beautiful garden, complete with magnificent tree, contribute to "the common good and general welfare of the residents", as mentioned in Article III, Section 3.01 I stand firmly at the side of the homeowner who wishes to leave her creation intact.

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    Name: Joyce on Feb 3, 2007

    Comments: Please save the banana tree...we would love to see it stay...thank you!!!

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    Name: Sonya Cox on Feb 3, 2007

    Comments: Save the banana tree. They are beautiful. A person should be able to garden as they wish in their own yard. Too many rules just causes havoc for everybody. Let the ones that don't want neighbors and neighbor's doings, move to the country.

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    Name: Katharine Morrison on Feb 3, 2007

    Comments: The housing association should be commending this lady for her help in improving the appearance of her property and thus her street.

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    Name: Anonymous on Feb 3, 2007

    Comments: Leave her garden alone!

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    Name: Anonymous on Feb 3, 2007

    Comments: That banana tree garden looks beautiful! I believe it should stay!

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    Name: Gail Orr on Feb 3, 2007

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    Name: Jim Owens on Feb 3, 2007

    Comments: Why would anyone destroy attractive plants in order to provide a larger expanse of relatively poor grass Methinks you need to find something more meaningful to do..................

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    Name: Leesa Anderson on Feb 4, 2007

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    Name: Anonymous on Feb 4, 2007

    Comments: It is not only our responsiblity to do our personel best to irradicate the greenhouse gases that contribute to our global warming, it should be a mandatory requirement. Planting the earth in anyway we can is our only chance at saving it. Go tree planters!

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    Name: Anonymous on Feb 4, 2007

    Comments: I think you just make yourselfs look bad! Just pathetic! This should be sent to Al Gore for destroying the beauty and benefits of such a lovely garden. I will definitely not want to move by people like you & will tell everyone I know. You make yourselves look so bad.

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    Name: David Frances on Feb 5, 2007

    Comments: The front garden looks great and is a credit to the owner, let it stand as is, it's an asset to the neighbourhood.

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    Name: David Frances on Feb 5, 2007

    Comments: The front garden looks great and is a credit to the owner, let it stand as is, it's an asset to the neighbourhood.

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    Name: Diane P. Thompson on Feb 9, 2007

    Comments: I am truly dismayed that a Home Owner's Assoc...would take issue w/such a beautiful garden...I could see if it were filled with dead plants or weeds...this garden is beautifully maintained and sh/be considered an asset to your community...I truly believe the destruction of such a is a travesty.....and it is beyond me why such would be demanded of anyone...DPT....

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    Name: Diane P. Thompson on Feb 9, 2007

    Comments: I am truly dismayed that a Home Owner's Assoc...would take issue w/such a beautiful garden...I could see if it were filled with dead plants or weeds...this garden is beautifully maintained and sh/be considered an asset to your community...I truly believe the destruction of such a is a travesty.....and it is beyond me why such would be demanded of anyone...DPT....

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    Name: Diane P. Thompson on Feb 9, 2007

    Comments: I am truly dismayed that a Home Owner's Assoc...would take issue w/such a beautiful garden...I could see if it were filled with dead plants or weeds...this garden is beautifully maintained and sh/be considered an asset to your community...I truly believe the destruction of such a is a travesty.....and it is beyond me why such would be demanded of anyone...DPT....

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    Name: Diane P. Thompson on Feb 9, 2007

    Comments: I am truly dismayed that a Home Owner's Assoc...would take issue w/such a beautiful garden...I could see if it were filled with dead plants or weeds...this garden is beautifully maintained and sh/be considered an asset to your community...I truly believe the destruction of such a is a travesty.....and it is beyond me why such would be demanded of anyone...DPT....

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    Name: Ryan Whitaker on Feb 9, 2007

    Comments: SAVE THE GARDEN PLEASE!!!! The world needs more green as it is.

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    Name: Anonymous on Oct 8, 2007

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