Save the River Oaks Shopping Center & Alabama Theater

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   Name: Anonymous on Jul 24, 2006

   Comments: the river oaks theatre is one of the coolest buildings in this town. i've never been one for historic preservation, but i love that center.

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2. 202
   Name: Anonymous on Jul 24, 2006

   Comments: Please DON'T destroy one of the best parts of Houston. That would be too terribly sad. Noone wants all the new stuff there, NOONE!

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3. 203
   Name: Robin Thompson on Jul 24, 2006

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4. 204
   Name: David Hawkins on Jul 24, 2006

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5. 205
   Name: Janis Brackett on Jul 24, 2006

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6. 206
   Name: Doug Teel on Jul 24, 2006

   Comments: Please Landmark River Oaks Theatre

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7. 207
   Name: Michelle Williamson on Jul 24, 2006

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8. 208
   Name: Anonymous on Jul 24, 2006

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9. 209
   Name: Anonymous on Jul 24, 2006

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10. 210
    Name: Brett Sare on Jul 24, 2006

    Comments: Please!!! Do not demolish this center! My wife & I love to frequent this center "because" it is is unique & not like every other shopping venue out there. Brett Sare

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11. 211
    Name: Leigh Savage on Jul 24, 2006

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12. 212
    Name: Lauren Honeycutt on Jul 24, 2006

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    Name: Scott Cutlip on Jul 24, 2006

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    Name: Jennifer Hanlen on Jul 24, 2006

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    Name: Stephen E. Hamilton on Jul 24, 2006

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16. 216
    Name: Lisa Benitez on Jul 24, 2006

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17. 217
    Name: Kyle Staley, AIA on Jul 24, 2006

    Comments: Who knew Weingarten could out do their own cleverness of leasing a Starbucks across the street from another Starbucks Please, exhaust yourselves trying to find another way to make the numbers work...

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18. 218
    Name: James Walker on Jul 24, 2006

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19. 219
    Name: Anonymous on Jul 24, 2006

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20. 220
    Name: Scott Cutlip on Jul 24, 2006

    Comments: If Weingarten Realy moves forward with its demolition plans, this would be a tragic loss for the Houston community. Houston already has a lack of quality "public" pedestrian environments, espicially ones that offer so many unique buisnesses such as the River Oaks Shopping Center.

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21. 221
    Name: Valerie Handy on Jul 24, 2006

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    Name: Mo Keathley on Jul 24, 2006

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23. 223
    Name: Deborah Hensel on Jul 24, 2006

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24. 224
    Name: Susan Farb Morris on Jul 24, 2006

    Comments: Destroying this theater would be a travesty! DON'T DO IT! As a native Houstonian, I love the River Oaks Theater. Houston needs to preserve it for future generations.

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25. 225
    Name: Muffie Moroney on Jul 24, 2006

    Comments: Shame on Weingarten Realty Investors for even considering such a plan. They should know better!

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26. 226
    Name: Katherine Haveman on Jul 24, 2006

    Comments: Please save this bit of history!!! I've watched many movies there and would hate to see it go.

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27. 227
    Name: Amy on Jul 24, 2006

    Comments: It is a tragedy that TX doesn't have better laws to help preserve places of historical value. In the midwest, it is of utmost importance to do so. I hope those in charge reconsider.

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28. 228
    Name: Mike Mandola on Jul 24, 2006

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29. 229
    Name: Jerry Lynch on Jul 24, 2006

    Comments: Houston has grown so much so fast that if you go to an area that you do not frequent very often, chances are that it has changed since the last time that you were there; often times unrecognizeable. Sadly, many of the shopping centers and high rise housing buildings are made with "cookie cutter" designs and have no character whatsoever. At least at the corner of West Gray and Shepherd, you can recognize where you are even if you have been away from the city for a while. Let's keep it that way! Thanks.

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30. 230
    Name: HAROLD KING on Jul 24, 2006

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31. 231
    Name: Michelle Hatton on Jul 24, 2006

    Comments: Please don't destroy this beautiful piece of Houston history!!!!

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32. 232
    Name: Anonymous on Jul 24, 2006

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33. 233
    Name: MARGARET S. KING on Jul 24, 2006

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34. 234
    Name: Kerry Ray on Jul 24, 2006

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35. 235
    Name: Jeff Waller on Jul 24, 2006

    Comments: The thought of losing these historically significant structures to the wrecking ball is truly saddening. I think Weingarten Realty Investors could enhance their reputation if they were to decide instead to preserve them. Weingarten had better be prepared for significant opposition and/or backlash from the public should these plans go forward.

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36. 236
    Name: Craig Karp on Jul 24, 2006

    Comments: Don't forget who made you, Weingartens!

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37. 237
    Name: Iain Simpson on Jul 24, 2006

    Comments: THis would be a disaster. Houston has so ridiculously little regard for its past. Come on, Weingarten. It's NOT all about the money.

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38. 238
    Name: Gary Belin on Jul 24, 2006

    Comments: I'm deeply dissapointed that greed seems to have taken control of MR Weingarten. Houston helped make him successfull and yet he's going to destroy one of our remaing lanmarks Shame on you Mr Weingarten.

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39. 239
    Name: Kelly Buehler on Jul 24, 2006

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40. 240
    Name: Shirley Lavine on Jul 24, 2006

    Comments: Let's keep a little bit of character in this city!

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    Name: Anonymous on Jul 24, 2006

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42. 242
    Name: Angela Eleuterius on Jul 24, 2006

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43. 243
    Name: Raphaele Malandain on Jul 24, 2006

    Comments: we must preserve the very few historical buildings left in Houston.

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44. 244
    Name: Debbie Leipzig on Jul 24, 2006

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    Name: Heather Nicholson on Jul 24, 2006

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46. 246
    Name: Anonymous on Jul 24, 2006

    Comments: would be nice to save these landmarks. As a kid I could walk to either the Tower, River Oaks or the Alabama from my house on Maryland st. But money TALKS and B.S. walks. Plus our unethical/corrupt governments and corporations. Someone said you can't fight city hall. But I'll come monkey wrinch the bull dozers.

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47. 247
    Name: Michael Kennaugh on Jul 24, 2006

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48. 248
    Name: Anonymous on Jul 24, 2006

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49. 249
    Name: James Thompson on Jul 24, 2006

    Comments: Put a price tag on the property and shop it to non-profit preservantion groups. The money can be raised.

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    Name: Jill Van Voorhis on Jul 24, 2006

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