To Kate Rooney and Palo Alto Utilities,
As residents living in the vicinity of Eleanor Pardee Park, we wish to make our position known on that we strongly oppose the installation of toilets in park. Eleanor Pardee Park is not a regional park, like Rinconada, Greer or Flood Park, but rather a neighborhood park. The park already sustains too much use and we believe that toilets will dramatically increase use by encouraging all day stays. Further, we are concerned that the presence of toilets will exacerbate the level of crime that we are confronting in Crescent Park. While we respect the right of fellow Palo Altans to provide their opinions on this issue, we believe that residents that live in and around the park should play a significant role in determining what is and what is not good for the park and the neighborhood. We strongly oppose toilets in the park, and look forward to having our opinion heard.
I have been busy sending our collective concerns to the utility office and waiting for a formal response. It is honestly overwhelming to see so many neighbors agree that our park should remain a quiet local space.
November 18, 2008
I am honestly overwhelmed by how many neighbors feel the same way about our park. This momentum belongs entirely to the people who care about protecting our quiet space.
Reached 100 supporters
November 18, 2008
6 Comments
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Amanda Reed
17 years ago
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so tired of city hall ignoring what the actual neighbors want. keep the toilets out.
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David Coleman
17 years ago
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Totally agree. If people want full facility parks they can go to the big ones elsewhere. Stop trying to turn our quiet space into a regional hub.
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Tom Sinclair
17 years ago
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we live right across the street and this will ruin the vibe. no bathrooms please.
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Mike Shaw
17 years ago
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Putting toilets there is just asking for trouble. We have enough problems with breakins in Crescent Park already. No way.
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Sarah Hale
17 years ago
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Keep the park how it is. We dont need more traffic and noise on our street. The neighborhood is already crowded enough as it is.
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Linda Jackson
17 years ago
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THIS IS A NEIGHBORHOOD PARK NOT A PUBLIC REST STOP. LEAVE IT ALONE.
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To Kate Rooney and Palo Alto Utilities,
As residents living in the vicinity of Eleanor Pardee Park, we wish to make our position known on that we strongly oppose the installation of toilets in park. Eleanor Pardee Park is not a regional park, like Rinconada, Greer or Flood Park, but rather a neighborhood park. The park already sustains too much use and we believe that toilets will dramatically increase use by encouraging all day stays. Further, we are concerned that the presence of toilets will exacerbate the level of crime that we are confronting in Crescent Park. While we respect the right of fellow Palo Altans to provide their opinions on this issue, we believe that residents that live in and around the park should play a significant role in determining what is and what is not good for the park and the neighborhood. We strongly oppose toilets in the park, and look forward to having our opinion heard.
I have been busy sending our collective concerns to the utility office and waiting for a formal response. It is honestly overwhelming to see so many neighbors agree that our park should remain a quiet local space.
November 18, 2008
I am honestly overwhelmed by how many neighbors feel the same way about our park. This momentum belongs entirely to the people who care about protecting our quiet space.
Reached 100 supporters
November 18, 2008
6 Comments
A
Amanda Reed
17 years ago
Featured
so tired of city hall ignoring what the actual neighbors want. keep the toilets out.
D
David Coleman
17 years ago
Featured
Totally agree. If people want full facility parks they can go to the big ones elsewhere. Stop trying to turn our quiet space into a regional hub.
T
Tom Sinclair
17 years ago
Featured
we live right across the street and this will ruin the vibe. no bathrooms please.
M
Mike Shaw
17 years ago
Featured
Putting toilets there is just asking for trouble. We have enough problems with breakins in Crescent Park already. No way.
S
Sarah Hale
17 years ago
Featured
Keep the park how it is. We dont need more traffic and noise on our street. The neighborhood is already crowded enough as it is.
L
Linda Jackson
17 years ago
Featured
THIS IS A NEIGHBORHOOD PARK NOT A PUBLIC REST STOP. LEAVE IT ALONE.
so tired of city hall ignoring what the actual neighbors want. keep the toilets out.