Remove the Salt Pile on Columbia St.

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   Name: Freddy Saint-aignan Sugarlounge on Mar 13, 2011

   Comments: how many petition an article to be heard? http://southbrooklynpost.com/news-views/columbia-street-salt-pile/

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   Name: James Morgan on Mar 13, 2011

   Comments: 1 Tiffany Place Brooklyn

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   Name: Donna Morgan on Mar 13, 2011

   Comments: 1 Tiffany Place Brooklyn

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   Name: Anonymous on Mar 14, 2011

   Comments: Please remove the pile!

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   Name: Chris Barker on Mar 15, 2011

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   Name: Anonymous on Mar 15, 2011

   Comments: We live on Hicks Street, about one block from the salt pile. Not only does the salt and its dust coat everything on windy days (which are often, being so close to the water), but it turns into a mess on rainy days. This wet salt burns my dog's paws when he walks through it. I'd love to see the salt pile go!

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   Name: Anonymous on Mar 15, 2011

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   Name: Melissa Castillo on Mar 15, 2011

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   Name: Amanda Zinoman on Mar 15, 2011

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    Name: Frederick Fooy on Mar 15, 2011

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    Name: Jordan Stern on Mar 15, 2011

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    Name: Norman Cox on Mar 15, 2011

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    Name: Lisa Sharelle Hicks on Mar 15, 2011

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    Name: Sung Chang on Mar 15, 2011

    Comments: Please remove this salt pile. We didn't sign up for this nor was the community asked about it. I'm sure your company would have issues if I placed a massive salt pile in your backyard with your kids playing outside.

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    Name: Mellisa on Mar 15, 2011

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    Name: Terry Hasan on Mar 15, 2011

    Comments: It has gone on too long. And this neighborhood has increasingly become a home to additional people. The pile needs to be relocated. Terry

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    Name: Anonymous on Mar 15, 2011

    Comments: Trucks are offloading salt 24/7!!Please make it all go away!

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    Name: Barbara Torres on Mar 15, 2011

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    Name: Marcy Wang on Mar 15, 2011

    Comments: This pile is a menace. I find it hard to believe there isn't a fully commercial zone that this health hazard could be moved to.

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    Name: Matthew Trokenheim on Mar 15, 2011

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    Name: Meredith Johnson on Mar 16, 2011

    Comments: PLEASE remove this salt pile. For 3 years I have been calling 311, local representatives, American Stevedoring and have had no positive result. My dog's paws have been damaged by this salt, and on windy days the salt has been an irritant to my asthma. I am now pregnant, and we are seriously considering whether to stay in our apartment if this salt pile is not removed as we know this is a hazard to our baby. I love this neighborhood and have owned an apartment here for years. I am so sad that the city's complete disregard for our health is providing us with the difficult decision. The salt pile has been left uncovered yet again for the past 3 weeks, and I can taste it every time I leave my house. It is totally unhealthy and unacceptable.

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    Name: Sarah Moore on Mar 16, 2011

    Comments: As a home owner with a direct view of the salt pile from my windows, I am annoyed and outraged. We are plagued by the smell and irritation of the salt as well as dealing with the loss of our view of the river. PLEASE REMOVE IT NOW.

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    Name: Launa Beuhler on Mar 16, 2011

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    Name: Florry Shadletsky on Mar 16, 2011

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    Name: Trente Miller on Mar 16, 2011

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    Name: Adam Armstrong on Mar 16, 2011

    Comments: The port should be a good neighbor. There's no reason that their operations should negatively impact the residential neighborhoods that they abut. Whether it's salt or carcinogenic pollution from ships or trucks, we need to make changes to ensure that our neighborhoods' residents aren't carrying the negative health burden of the activities that being carried out on our waterfront - which are publicly owned - by private entities.

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    Name: Arthur Steuer on Mar 16, 2011

    Comments: This is not only an eyesore but a serious health hazard.

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    Name: Michael Katz on Mar 16, 2011

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    Name: Tatianya Rocker-Katz on Mar 16, 2011

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    Name: Anonymous on Mar 16, 2011

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    Name: Lisa Walsh on Mar 17, 2011

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    Name: Anonymous on Mar 17, 2011

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    Name: Christina Ford on Mar 17, 2011

    Comments: PLEASE remove the salt pile!! Aside from being a PROFOUND blight on the neighborhood and shore line, it blows everywhere - covering window sills and clogging window screens. I'd prefer to save some energy and keep my windows open this summer. This is a serious quality of life issue for myself AND my neighbors.

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    Name: Lauren Young on Mar 17, 2011

    Comments: I live across the street. My front door isn't working, thanks to salty air. And the trucks are keeping us up all night. This is a residential neighborhood. Please move the salt.

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    Name: Anonymous on Mar 18, 2011

    Comments: not only is the salt an irritant it is also a corrosive to autos, cement sidewalks, roads and buildings it is destroying our neighborhood in so many unseen ways and the effects are of a long lasting and permanent nature it is also ruining our neighborhood progress which we and the city are trying to rebuild not to have destroyed by salt storage and its lasting effects to the ecosystems.

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    Name: Brian Ripel on Mar 18, 2011

    Comments: As an architect, I cannot understand how this use did not have to go through a community board review with a full environmental evaluation made. As a nearby resident with respitory issues that have plagued for the past two years (and never before) I am suspicious that this irritant is not somehow related.

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    Name: Peter Wang on Mar 18, 2011

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    Name: Jean Shin on Mar 18, 2011

    Comments: This is a huge health hazard for our young children in the neighborhood. We urge you to remove it as quickly as possible before we experience long term consequences from exposure to this known hazard.

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    Name: Anonymous on Mar 18, 2011

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    Name: Deb Levine on Mar 18, 2011

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    Name: Matthew Johnson on Mar 18, 2011

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    Name: Richard Morgan on Mar 18, 2011

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    Name: Erica Davis on Mar 18, 2011

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    Name: Matthew Reed on Mar 18, 2011

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    Name: Dominic Preziosi on Mar 19, 2011

    Comments: Early in week of March 14, the pile was uncovered and salt in the air was actually detectable by taste from as far away as the Henry and Kane St. intersection. This has to stop!

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    Name: Pamela Ryan on Mar 19, 2011

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    Name: Alex Kuhner on Mar 19, 2011

    Comments: A salt silo or shed, with a conveyor belt from the dock to transport the salt would be a good solution too, otherwise REMOVE IT! This wouldn't happen in Manhattan.

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    Name: Wendy Wolfson on Mar 19, 2011

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    Name: Alexandra Carroll on Mar 19, 2011

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    Name: Maxinekenkel on Mar 19, 2011

    Comments: I was there to visit my dau on Columbia st and had to go to doctor for allergies. it is not good for my family there also .do the right thing dont make the goverment make toy do cover it,

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