Designate 35 Cooper Square a NYC landmark

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   Name: Stuart Zamsky on Jan 23, 2011

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   Name: Kim Wurster on Jan 23, 2011

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   Name: Barbara Kestenbaum on Jan 23, 2011

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   Name: Margaret Tate on Jan 23, 2011

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   Name: Bill Koehnlein on Jan 23, 2011

   Comments: East Fifth Street resident; don't let big real estate destroy this treasure

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   Name: Marie-Claire Picher on Jan 23, 2011

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   Name: Anonymous on Jan 23, 2011

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   Name: Liza Featherstone on Jan 23, 2011

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   Name: Louise Millmann on Jan 23, 2011

   Comments: I love this building! Please save it from the wrath of developers!

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    Name: Hayes Greenfield on Jan 23, 2011

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    Name: Eileen Costello on Jan 23, 2011

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    Name: J. MacLeod Kelley on Jan 23, 2011

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    Name: Joy Episalla on Jan 23, 2011

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    Name: Margaret Williams on Jan 23, 2011

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    Name: David McReynolds on Jan 23, 2011

    Comments: God save us from my high rise buildings. I remember Diane DiPrima - yes, it should be landmarked.

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    Name: Michael Kasino on Jan 23, 2011

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    Name: Carrie Yamaoka on Jan 23, 2011

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    Name: William Leo Coakley on Jan 23, 2011

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    Name: Daniel Millstone on Jan 23, 2011

    Comments: In my view, its a great structure and contributes to our neighborhood. Please landmark the building.

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    Name: Terri Bullard on Jan 23, 2011

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    Name: Rosemary Charlesworth on Jan 23, 2011

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    Name: Sheila Michaels on Jan 23, 2011

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    Name: Dina Dillon on Jan 23, 2011

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    Name: Phyllis Eckhaus on Jan 23, 2011

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    Name: Rob Hollander on Jan 23, 2011

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    Name: Marilyn Stults on Jan 24, 2011

    Comments: This Federal style house is one of the few remnants of the old "Bowery Lane" when its location was "out in the country." Not only is it charming, but it stands as a reminder of a vanished neighborhood, pre-dating the more "notorious" Bowery of the second half of the 19th Century. Even thught the building has been altered, enough of the original structure remains, including the wonderful gambrel roof, to let the viewer know that this house was probably originally owned by a person of means. Please don't let it be destroyed before we can learn more of its history. The East Village area has already lost so much of its past!

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    Name: Mary Clarke on Jan 24, 2011

    Comments: This building is a critical piece of architectural and cultural history.

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    Name: David Freeland on Jan 24, 2011

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    Name: Myriam-regine Zwierzinska on Jan 24, 2011

    Comments: enough is enough let's keep history on the Bowery , and stop the madness to keep a free hand to the promoters we havr rnough Highrise let's NOT the bowery became 42ns street

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    Name: Roberto Metz on Jan 24, 2011

    Comments: living in the neighbourhood for over 33 years this little house has sentiment to me and i wholeheartedly support this movement. thank you for your anticipated cooperation.

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    Name: Chris Brandt on Jan 24, 2011

    Comments: Enough already with the cancerous overgrowth!

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    Name: Gail Goldsmith on Jan 24, 2011

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    Name: Suzannah B. Troy on Jan 24, 2011

    Comments: Mike Bloomberg and his socialite mega-millionaire city planner Amanda Burden on behalf other greedy ruthless pals want Wall Street and NYU to start at 14th Street and run down to Battery Park. The Bowery looks like a bad xerox of Dubai and Wall St. and the mass displacement continues. Stop Bloomberg and his Amanda the people's Burden.

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    Name: Sally Young on Jan 24, 2011

    Comments: I did the research on 35 Cooper Square that eventually got the ball rolling on this house, and I am flabbergasted at how many people have joined in on wanting to save this house. When I first sent it to the LPC it was just me, and it then was turned down. I believe before that, GVSHP sent it without history, and it was turned down. So now it's a third turn down. Its history is incredible, not to mention it is a very charming old house just in itself, its Gambrel roof, intact dormer windows, double end chimney, and most likely Flemish Bond Masonry underneath the crushed stone, so popular beginning in the 1870's. I love Federal Houses, with their charm, and simplicity, and beautiful architecture. They remind us of a time we should still incorporate in our lives. We can, especially if these houses are saved. This should be a main priority in the history of not only our neighborhood and our city. Thank You to All Who Love and Support This House!!!!!

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    Name: Linda Jones on Jan 24, 2011

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    Name: David on Jan 24, 2011

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    Name: Kayhan Irani on Jan 24, 2011

    Comments: It is so important that this building be preserved and honored for the rich history it bears - a history so tied to place and neighborhood.

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    Name: Amy Chin on Jan 24, 2011

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    Name: Keith McNally on Jan 24, 2011

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    Name: Jennifer Samimi on Jan 24, 2011

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    Name: Jenny Hershberger on Jan 24, 2011

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    Name: Anonymous on Jan 24, 2011

    Comments: There is no reason whatsoever for the razing of this historic building for the sake of slapping up yet another tired, useless, architectural abomination in the form of another hotel or NYU dorm. No one who lives in the East Village wants to see this important building destroyed.

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    Name: Robert Marshall on Jan 24, 2011

    Comments: The historical significance of this building cannot be overrated. We need to preserve more and destroy less.

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    Name: Anonymous on Jan 24, 2011

    Comments: Good luck in your battle for landmarks designation.

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    Name: Thomas Yemm on Jan 24, 2011

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    Name: Epstein, Harvey on Jan 24, 2011

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    Name: Sean Sweeney on Jan 24, 2011

    Comments: The building appears relatively intact and unaltered. On the other hand, so many buildings in the Village area, even in landmark districts, have been altered from their original design. This delightful building is so well-preserved and its history so remarkable that I find it incumbent for the LPC to re-consider the previous denial for its designation as an Individual Landmark.

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    Name: Marjorie Forbes on Jan 24, 2011

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    Name: Tim Ranney on Jan 24, 2011

    Comments: Save 35 Cooper Square!

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    Name: Raul Rothblatt on Jan 24, 2011

    Comments: Please save 35 Cooper Square.

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