PETITION TO SAVE 135 BOWERY

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   Name: Mitchell Grubler on Aug 15, 2011

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   Name: Marilyn Stults on Aug 15, 2011

   Comments: This is one more precious part of NYC's past that we can't afford to lose.

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   Name: Carolyn Ratcliffe on Aug 15, 2011

   Comments: Please save this building voting for by landmark designation. There are so few left that are representative of this era.

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   Name: Linda C Jones on Aug 15, 2011

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   Name: Jeanne Wilcke on Aug 15, 2011

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   Name: David McReynolds on Aug 15, 2011

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   Name: David Barkin on Aug 15, 2011

   Comments: Shameful to destroy every sign of our past.

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   Name: Suzannah Troy on Aug 15, 2011

   Comments: Preserve NYC which under Mike Bloomberg, Christine Quinn a real estate sell-out and Amanda the People’s Burden now resembles a bad xerox of Dubai including the Bowery. Bloomberg and gang want the Bowery to resemble Wall St. with a few token historic buildings maybe if we are lucky. Shameful.

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   Name: Leo J. Blackman on Aug 15, 2011

   Comments: Please act to prevent the history of the Bowery from being chipped away bit by bit!

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    Name: LOUISE MILLMANN on Aug 15, 2011

    Comments: WE ARE COUNTING ON YOUR SUPPORT !! SAVE #135 BOWERY

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    Name: Chris Mansfield on Aug 15, 2011

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    Name: David Mulkins on Aug 15, 2011

    Comments: This charming early 1800s Federal-style building is among our city's oldest buildings. Located across the street from the iconic Stanford White designed Bowery Savings Bank (1895), it is located in the most well-preserved stretch of the historic Bowery, the city's oldest thoroughfare. Tap dance, minstrelsy, Yiddish theater, streetcars, vaudeville, Stephen Foster, Irving Berlin, Abstract Expressionism, Beat literature, and punk rock all have a seminal connection to this street. With tourism in the area on the upswing, it is thus in the city's economic best interest to preserve and protect the Bowery's historic sense of place. Save 135 Bowery!

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    Name: Raul Rothblatt on Aug 15, 2011

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    Name: Marjorie Forbes on Aug 15, 2011

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    Name: Peter Woloszyn on Aug 15, 2011

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    Name: Arlene S.Rosoff on Aug 15, 2011

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    Name: Constance Giamo on Aug 15, 2011

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    Name: Deborah Beck on Aug 15, 2011

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    Name: Michael Klein on Aug 15, 2011

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    Name: Aj O'Neal on Aug 15, 2011

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    Name: Anonymous on Aug 15, 2011

    Comments: There has to be a place where the line is drawn. Please support preservation of the area. There is too much gone already.

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    Name: Art Lindgren on Aug 15, 2011

    Comments: I used to be a citizen of Nwe York, and this matters to me.

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    Name: Gilda Pervin on Aug 15, 2011

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    Name: Marjorie Berk on Aug 15, 2011

    Comments: So few bldgs of our past remain. Let's save this one!

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    Name: Patricia Melvin on Aug 15, 2011

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    Name: Lucy Koteen on Aug 16, 2011

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    Name: Elliott Hurwitt on Aug 16, 2011

    Comments: Please do all in your power to help save this historic, rare structure, which the City can ill-afford to lose. Thank you!

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    Name: Thomas Yemm on Aug 16, 2011

    Comments: Shame if we do not save this building!

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    Name: Dilia on Aug 16, 2011

    Comments: We, the undersigned citizens of the City of New York urge the New York City Council to respect the determination of the Landmarks Preservation Commission and vote to affirm and uphold the designation of the Hardenbrook-Somarindyck House at 135 Bowery as a New York City landmark.

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    Name: Jean Standish on Aug 16, 2011

    Comments: Please save this Federal-style house from demolition. Unfortunately, the forces of the real estate market are decimating the history, culture and diversity of the Bowery.

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    Name: Michele Campo on Aug 16, 2011

    Comments: As a longtime Bowery resident I care very deeply about the indispensable and unique history of this legendary street. The community of the Bowery is grateful to you, Councilmember Chin, for seeing that our city's history is preserved in the face of uncontrolled development. Adding 135 to many other Bowery landmarks build a historic district that will make this distinctive route a social, cultural, and economic destination. We need to protect the Bowery's historical architecture. This will ensure a positive development plan which will benefit not only the low-rise neighborhood, but also its cultural significance, and continue such diversity as the immigrant community now threatened by encroaching gentrification. The recent destruction of 35 Cooper Sq., that lovely, irreplaceable Federal style house is still mourned by many influential preservation groups and individuals. With 135 Bowery we have a building which has already passed the incredibly stringent process of the LPC. So it is up to you, Councilmember Chin, to ensure its survival. We look forward eagerly to your vote in support of its landmark designation. Let support of The Historic Bowery be part of your future legacy! ----------m

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    Name: Rosemary Charlesworth on Aug 16, 2011

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    Name: Douglas Davis on Aug 16, 2011

    Comments: Please help to maintain the appropriate landmark status this structure deserves. We respect future generations of Bowery residents and visitors by allowing them to experience at least a visual taste of what this unique thoroughfare and neighborhood has meant to our American culture. Thanks for you're consideration, Douglas Davis 8 Spring St.

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    Name: Anonymous on Aug 16, 2011

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    Name: James Miley on Aug 16, 2011

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    Name: Julio L. Hernandez-Delgado on Aug 16, 2011

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    Name: Richard Moses on Aug 16, 2011

    Comments: This building is an important part of our heritage and needs protection from demolition or insensitive alteration. Please uphold the Landmarks Commission's landmark designation.

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    Name: Christian Hopps on Aug 16, 2011

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    Name: John Malecki on Aug 16, 2011

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    Name: S Leelike on Aug 16, 2011

    Comments: time to start saving buildings instead of tearing the down. our history is rapidly being demolished.

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    Name: Pamela Primi on Aug 16, 2011

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    Name: Michael Nies on Aug 16, 2011

    Comments: As a neighbor to 135 Bowery, I implore you to save this historic NYC building.

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    Name: John Bakel on Aug 16, 2011

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    Name: Amy L. Anderson on Aug 16, 2011

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    Name: Ellery Kurtz on Aug 16, 2011

    Comments: Save this building! We have already lost too many historic buildings on the Bowery!

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    Name: Margaret Jones on Aug 16, 2011

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    Name: Patricia Morrison on Aug 16, 2011

    Comments: We';re losing much too much of what makes this neighborhood great and historic. Please stop the killing of these wonderful old buildings to replace them with hideous, poorly designed monstrosities. We have to live here and look at these excrescences. You don't.

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    Name: Bailey Williams on Aug 16, 2011

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    Name: Anonymous on Aug 16, 2011

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    Name: Gregory Barrett on Aug 16, 2011

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