Oppose the Destruction of an Ann Arbor Urban Forest
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Kevin Salley
2 months ago
I reject the density plan for this unique portion of forest. Proposed access roads will cause traffic accidents.
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Elizabeth Bauman
2 months ago
Our city and county needs to protect its remaining natural green spaces!
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Neil dorsey
2 months ago
Please use our green tax money and allow this property to be a park green space
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Mike Ritter
2 months ago
Development is too dense, height of buildings excessive and does not satisfy “affordable” housing goal in Ann Arbor
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Melanie Snook
2 months ago
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The proposed density is completely inappropriate for this area. The traffic impact this would have is extremely dangerous at an intersection that has already had many accidents and one related death. The loss of this forest would be terrific for the ecosystem.
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Jon Bowdler
2 months ago
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In addition to the documented destruction of natural features, the proposed density is completely inappropriate for the area. Also, the proposed entrance to the project from Glazier Way would create an extreme public safety hazard.
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Jerry Lohmy
2 months ago
Alters the character of the neighborhood & causes many environmental issues.
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Boris Nadgorny
2 months ago
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The proposed removal of 25 landmark trees is inconsistent with Ann Arbor’s A²ZERO climate goals. Mature trees provide carbon storage, cooling, stormwater absorption, habitat, and air-quality benefits that young saplings cannot replace for decades.
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Daniel Johnson
2 months ago
Concerned about the agressive density proposed and related impact to traffic on Glazier Way and the impact to significant natural features.
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Olga Nadgorny
2 months ago
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Please do not destroy this forest. This vibrant ecosystem is a vital sanctuary for countless wildlife species that cannot survive without it. Bulldozing these trees will directly destroy nesting birds, crush local habitats, and force animals into surrounding areas where they will likely perish.Our community needs to protect its remaining natural green spaces, not replace them with concrete. Once this biodiversity is gone, we can never get it back. Please choose conservation over development and
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Dana Muir
3 months ago
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This development's destruction of the forest canopy is incompatible with Ann Arbor's dedication to being "Tree Town," and the environmental benefits of the forest.
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Perry Abbenante
3 months ago
This development is not appropriate for the land, neighborhood, traffic flow and natural resources of the area.
I reject the density plan for this unique portion of forest. Proposed access roads will cause traffic accidents.
Our city and county needs to protect its remaining natural green spaces!
Please use our green tax money and allow this property to be a park green space
Development is too dense, height of buildings excessive and does not satisfy “affordable” housing goal in Ann Arbor
The proposed density is completely inappropriate for this area. The traffic impact this would have is extremely dangerous at an intersection that has already had many accidents and one related death. The loss of this forest would be terrific for the ecosystem.
In addition to the documented destruction of natural features, the proposed density is completely inappropriate for the area. Also, the proposed entrance to the project from Glazier Way would create an extreme public safety hazard.
Alters the character of the neighborhood & causes many environmental issues.
The proposed removal of 25 landmark trees is inconsistent with Ann Arbor’s A²ZERO climate goals. Mature trees provide carbon storage, cooling, stormwater absorption, habitat, and air-quality benefits that young saplings cannot replace for decades.
Concerned about the agressive density proposed and related impact to traffic on Glazier Way and the impact to significant natural features.
Please do not destroy this forest. This vibrant ecosystem is a vital sanctuary for countless wildlife species that cannot survive without it. Bulldozing these trees will directly destroy nesting birds, crush local habitats, and force animals into surrounding areas where they will likely perish.Our community needs to protect its remaining natural green spaces, not replace them with concrete. Once this biodiversity is gone, we can never get it back. Please choose conservation over development and
This development's destruction of the forest canopy is incompatible with Ann Arbor's dedication to being "Tree Town," and the environmental benefits of the forest.
This development is not appropriate for the land, neighborhood, traffic flow and natural resources of the area.