Endorse the Citizens Agenda for Downtown Syracuse

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   Name: Greg Munno on Oct 24, 2009

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   Name: Marc Stress on Oct 25, 2009

   Comments: Transportation and business-friendly initiatives are critical to the future of Syracuse. RE: Transportation. We need more than Busses. Trollies, Trains, Monorail will allow more people to get in and around the city more efficiently. Sidewalks should stretch from Syracuse to Dewitt along the Boulevard. RE: Safety. Underscore first that Syracuse is safe today. Encourage confidence. RE: Aesthetics. Is there an Aesthetic code in Syracuse There should be. Hold parking lot owners to the same Code for property maintenance as high-rise owners.

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   Name: Tina Nabatchi on Oct 25, 2009

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   Name: Anonymous on Oct 25, 2009

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   Name: Beulah Learnard Levine on Oct 26, 2009

   Comments: Very good for public education and promoting participation in democratic processes.

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   Name: Andrea Acey on Oct 26, 2009

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   Name: Anonymous on Oct 26, 2009

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   Name: Beulah Learnard Levine on Oct 26, 2009

   Comments: I fully endorse the petition

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   Name: William Kelleher on Oct 26, 2009

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    Name: (Energia (Kristina) L. Naranjo-Rivera on Oct 26, 2009

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    Name: Anya Stanger on Oct 27, 2009

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    Name: David Stanger on Oct 27, 2009

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    Name: Marilyn Higgins on Oct 27, 2009

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    Name: Tommy Thompson on Oct 28, 2009

    Comments: I love the fact that we have a group like CNYspeaks putting a clear vision for the future of downtown together alongside and on behalf of regular everyday citizens of this fledgling city and giving us a clear voice of power that actually is making an impact on the direction of downtown as well as the city of Syracuse and people’s everyday lives. Thanks and keep up the yeoman’s work on the behalf of the citizens agenda for downtown Syracuse, New York.

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    Name: Sandra Holihan on Oct 28, 2009

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    Name: John Phelan on Oct 28, 2009

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    Name: Grant Reeher on Oct 29, 2009

    Comments: Thanks to everyone for their support of the Agenda, and especially to the many citizen participants and facilitators who helped craft it. --Grant Reeher, co-director, CNYSpeaks

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    Name: Renee De Nevers on Oct 29, 2009

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    Name: Katelyn Kriesel on Oct 30, 2009

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    Name: Dkelley on Nov 2, 2009

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    Name: Jessica DeCerce on Nov 4, 2009

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    Name: Jason Evans on Nov 6, 2009

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    Name: Joyce Placito on Nov 8, 2009

    Comments: its time to start moving and no longer standing still.

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    Name: Norma Shannon on Nov 11, 2009

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    Name: Scott Shannon on Nov 11, 2009

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    Name: Anonymous on Nov 12, 2009

    Comments: Kudos to the CNYSpeaks organizers for a job well done.

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    Name: Anonymous on Nov 17, 2009

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    Name: Steven Cohan on Nov 17, 2009

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    Name: Aaron Jenkins on Nov 17, 2009

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    Name: MICHAEL FLUSCHE on Nov 17, 2009

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    Name: MICHAEL FLUSCHE on Nov 17, 2009

    Comments: The ask for donations is completely out of line and I will not participate.

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    Name: David R. Murray on Nov 17, 2009

    Comments: Keep up the good work!

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    Name: Paul Aviles on Nov 18, 2009

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    Name: Hanna Richardson on Nov 18, 2009

    Comments: We all long for a more vibrant downtown. Destiny is NOT the way forward!

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    Name: Ken Garno on Nov 18, 2009

    Comments: Its most important for government to communicate with developers and streamline the process for action by all.

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    Name: Linda Palmer on Nov 18, 2009

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    Name: Susan Voutsinas on Nov 18, 2009

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    Name: Anonymous on Nov 18, 2009

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    Name: Alejandro Amezcua on Nov 19, 2009

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    Name: Terry Horst on Nov 19, 2009

    Comments: The citizens agenda for downtown Syracuse sets good and realistic goals for the improvement of Downtown. Our community needs a solid center to give us identity.

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    Name: Douglas Wolf on Nov 20, 2009

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    Name: Alice S. Honig on Nov 24, 2009

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    Name: Kristi Andersen on Nov 30, 2009

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    Name: Katherine Avgerinos on Dec 8, 2009

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    Name: Anonymous on Dec 11, 2009

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    Name: Anonymous on Dec 18, 2009

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    Name: Catherine Gerard on Dec 18, 2009

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    Name: Randy Sabourin on Feb 2, 2010

    Comments: I own a gym at 205 South Salina, pretty much across from the main bus station. I've been here for 20 years now. I can't wait to see the bus station move!! I am tired of all the fights, lotering, and garbage this intersection has created. I just hope the current city officials follow through with the plans to clean things up downtown on the 300 block! Randy Sabourin, Owner Personal Fitness

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    Name: John H. Giles Jr. on Feb 4, 2010

    Comments: In terms of Development Why are most of the proposals/attempts aimed at making a declining sector and economic hub and less about the historical and intellectual capital that has remained consistent in Syracuse. Can the sustainable efforts also extend into the 15th ward [The South Side] this time?

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    Name: Robert Poormon on Feb 25, 2010

    Comments: I spent a little time in the "Wedge" neighborhood of South Minneapolis and now for the first time have an idea what "a neighborhood" should feel like. It needs density. It needs mixed use. It needs sidewalks and street-level vitality. It needs lighting and color. We need to begin to shake off car culture and encourage everything else. --Part of this is that people around here need to evolve a bit. I wish I had some money to throw around--there are at least 2 buildings I'd like to buy and live in and form a sort of arts commune...Rick Destito and Bill Delavan are local arts heroes to me. The City needs to get off the backs of little people trying to bring fresh stuff to town...I was told that the Red House spent A YEAR getting jerked around by Syr in the matter of SIGNAGE, ferchrissakes...gimme a break. Then I heard from a young couple in Eastwood who had to deal with yards of red tape to put a shed on the back of their burger stand...this while big players get special deals and spend years sucking money out of the city. Without Syracuse there would be no Jamesville, no Clay, no No Syracuse, no Fayetteville, no Camillus. Get real, sub-folks, the city is the engine... That's surely enough for now...thank you for the chance to vent...

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