| # | Name | Comments |
|---|
| 251 | John To | Chinatown is one of the most special things in Philadelphia, and if the casino is in fact built above the gallery, you might as well just remember Chinatown for what it was, not what it should be. |
| 252 | JAELEI YANG | CASINOS DO ABSOLUTELY NOTHING FOR OUR COMMUNITIES! |
| 253 | Elizabeth Flatley | |
| 254 | Tom Gegeckas | |
| 255 | Margaret Summerfield | |
| 256 | Cynthia Lin | |
| 257 | Helen Gym |
| 258 | Daisy Shetterly | |
| 259 | YUN-SHIUNG CHANG | |
| 260 | Adrienne Webb | |
| 261 | Desi Burnette | Mayor Nutter ran on a platform of No Casinos in Philadelphia neighborhoods. He and City Council MUST stand with the residents of Chinatown and all of Philadelphia to oppose the construction of casinos in this wonderful city. The casino industry preys on the misery and desperation that many are increasingly feeling. This is NOT a solution to the economic troubles we face. |
| 262 | Francesca |
| 263 | Jacques-Jean Tiziou | This is not good development in the long term. Nor should it be a done deal. Our city leaders should stand up for the communities that they represent, and take the fight back to Harrisburg and get these things out of our fair city. |
| 264 | B Harder | |
| 265 | Hien Lu | |
| 266 | Jonathan Chao | If we wish to become a first-class city, building a casino in the heart of it is the last thing we should do! |
| 267 | Carol Hu, MD | It is an embarrassment that the city is even considering opening this casino, especially without consulting the surrounding community. It would be a sad thing for the city to sell the safety and well-being of its people for monetary gain. |
| 268 | Vicki Cuscino | I work for an organization serving people with disabilities just blocks away from the proposed site. People with disabilities already face significant access and transportation issues and I fear the casino will only exacerbate these barriers to complete and unconditional integration in our community. |
| 269 | Kwang-Hyun Baek | Casinos destroy homes and family. Why should Casinos be placed near Chinatown or anywhere in the city when it was unacceptable elsewhere (riverfront and south philly)? If so, this is a direct discrimination against people with small voices. |
| 270 | Susan DeWyngaert | |
| 271 | Erik Lystad | As a medical student at Jefferson Medical College, I vehemently oppose the zoning policy that allows for the aformentioned slots parlor to be put into the Gallery. We must seek for more jobs, stimulate economy, and encourage tourism, but this is not the type of business that will accomplish these goals. At the center of Philadelphia, the Gallery should be a place of attracting families and individuals. |
| 272 | Anonymous | |
| 273 | Hanna Kim | |
| 274 | Anna Quimby | |
| 275 | Jessica Wilson | |
| 276 | Anonymous | |
| 277 | Brian F. Moore | |
| 278 | Karen Wu | This will only bring more crime to the area!! |
| 279 | Andrew Wu | This is bad for the area. We want it to be safe and this will bring the opposite. |
| 280 | David Cheung | |
| 281 | Rita Addessa | |
| 282 | Raphael McNamara | |
| 283 | Matthew Rong | |
| 284 | Jonathan D. Lahr | |
| 285 | Noemia King | |
| 286 | Daniel Broderick | |
| 287 | Anonymous | |
| 288 | Anonymous | Chinatown does not need any casino for our children and home!!! |
| 289 | Anonymous | |
| 290 | Ethan Posilkin | A casino in the heart of Philly? Are you guys crazy? Leave Chinatown alone! |
| 291 | Hang Yee Lee | |
| 292 | Joe Schiavo | |
| 293 | Donna Bridy | The vibrant Chinatown community in Philadelphia should be left to grow and prosper and NO casino should be proposed for the Gallery East development. Cities are for people NOT corporations. Residential downtowns are for fair and honest commerce NOT the legal fraud and deceitful economic rape of gambling and bankrupt families. |
| 294 | Andrew Ching | |
| 295 | Srey Ouk | |
| 296 | Erica Talley | |
| 297 | Isabelle Buonocore | |
| 298 | Jill Sablosky | |
| 299 | Bryan Mathes | Do not ruin Chinatown and Philadelphia. NO TO CASINOS!!!!!!!!! |
| 300 | Alex Saingchin | |