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Name: Barbara Roberts on Mar 2, 2008Comments: I live in San Bruno and attend the Dickens fair every year. Many other community events take place at cow palace and it could be used for even more community events. I would hate to see it torn down. Please save the Cow Palace!Flag
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Name: Dan on Mar 2, 2008Comments: Save the Palace of the Cows! I've gone to functions there since I was a kid. I went to KSFO functions there with my parents, concerts like The Rolling Stones, Van Halen, Blue Oyster Cult with Ronnie Montrose and Gamma, Smashing Pumpkins and more. The venue is not only a Bay Area Icon but a venue well known across the country! No other venue compares! - DanFlag
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Name: Anne Kolker on Mar 2, 2008Comments: Our family has been to many events there. Where else would these be held. This is a great place.Flag
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Name: Danielle Uttley on Mar 2, 2008Comments: What a shame it would be to knock down such a historical bldg. It seems all that is worth keeping around from the past is destroyed mainly due to greed .Flag
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Name: James Brady on Mar 3, 2008Comments: The Cow Palace should be given landmark status We can stop this. Frieda Klussman saved the Cable Cars in 1948 and we can do this to.Flag
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Name: Helen Farotto on Mar 3, 2008Comments: No, No!!! The Cow Palace can't not be torn down!!!!Flag
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Name: Joy Toney on Mar 3, 2008Comments: This is one of the few decent venues left for many of the wonderful events that take place there annually! As well as being a historical landmark to many people. The Cow Palace Must be saved!Flag
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Name: Thomas Trent on Mar 3, 2008Comments: The Cow Palace is an invaluable historical venue for Northern California. I have attended events there for over 30 years, and participated in the sheep dog trials in conjunction with the Grand National.Flag
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Name: Lora Cox on Mar 3, 2008Comments: Stop destroying historic land marks. Save the Cow Palace.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Mar 3, 2008Comments: This is not only a Bay Area land mark but a national landmark. Millions of people have benefited from the existance of the facility with uses such as entertainment, livestock shows, dog shows, etc... Selling the Cow Palace will be selling a part of a tradition that we have grown to adore. I am personally attached to the facility because I grew up exhibiting livestock there and now am teaching agricultural students with the hope that they will be able to exhibit livestock at the Cow Palace. Please consider the benefit of the facility in regards to the people not somebody's pocketbook!Flag
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Name: Daniel B. Gale IV on Mar 3, 2008Comments: Please stop this travesty - I spent the better part of my youth at Cow Palace events - this building is part of the State's culture and heritage and selling/destroying it so developers can build condos and a strip mall is just outrageous. Instead, work to further develop use of the building to provide additional revenue for the surrounding community, while continuing to provide a large venue for a diverse array of events.Flag
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Name: Susan Prouty on Mar 3, 2008Comments: I have ridden at the cow palace and shown horses there and also attended car shows. Please SAVE this landmarkFlag
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Name: Tina Vannes on Mar 3, 2008Comments: When I lived in Pacifica, I used to show different animals at the Cow Palace plus my family would go to different type of events there too. Please don't tear it down for condos, and a shopping mall. The area doesn't need it, it needs a place for family acitivities can be done at year around. I would like to have a place when I move back to the Bay city to take my sons.Flag
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Name: Tamara Stocks on Mar 3, 2008Comments: Selling off the Cow Palace is not going to bring money to the area. The Cow Palace draws hundreds of thousands of people for all over California and the United States to the area, bringing in all that money for the businesses in the area. Hundreds of thousands of people are not going to travles hundreds or thousands of miles to visit a strip mall.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Mar 3, 2008Comments: I'm appalled by this swindle - America needs to save historic structures and the Cow Palace qualifies. It's extremely short-sighted to knock it down...and for what Don't let it happen.Flag
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Name: Kaite Nighthorse on Mar 3, 2008Comments: I can't believe that someone would even consider destroying such a landmark, just to put up yet another shopping mall. There is a special place in Hell for people who only think about money. I sure hope this doesn't happen!Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Mar 3, 2008Comments: Please save the Cow Palace. It is a part of history that I feel a part of and want to continue to be a part of.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Mar 3, 2008Comments: Don't destroy a piece of history! There is enough real estate already for sale, tell Daly City to go flip some houses and do some good for communities around our country.Flag
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Name: Mark S. Weinberger on Mar 3, 2008Comments: As a former Daly City resident of 24 years and current San Franciscan, I am vehemently opposed to this legislation. The Cow Palace is both a historic site and a flourishing venue for community and specialized events. This WPA-era building has NOT outlived its usefullness and is NOT on its last legs. It is regarded affectionately by locals and those visiting for the very first time. It has many more years of use in its future, that is if special interests and misguided efforts are not allowed to trump a true community good for one and all. I respectfully ask Sen. Yee to resconsider this mis-guided legislation.Flag
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Name: Michael Macaluso on Mar 3, 2008Comments: I grew up in San Francisco (I'm 58 years old now) and the idea of there being condos and a strip mall breaks my heart.....the Cow Palace is San Francisco, from concerts to rodeos to Dickens Faire, it is history.....DON'T TEAR IT DOWN....Flag
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Name: Sabrina Olivas-Henry on Mar 3, 2008Comments: I think this arena is a valuable event center and historical location. I want it here for future generations to use and enjoy. Some of the most memorable concerts where played here. And, I enjoy the Agricultural link it brings to the city each year. Please don't lose sight of the Cow Palace's importance.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Mar 3, 2008Comments: why would anyone want to rip down the cow palace..its a landmark its not just a building..when you hear the name cowpalace you think of a quality highly professional event..whoever is spear heading this needs to be fied.Flag