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Oppose the Destruction of an Ann Arbor Urban Forest

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Kelly Saxton-Graham Verified
1 month ago

We need to maintain our woods for our animal friends and our oxygen. There are too many housing units being developed all over the city

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A M Verified
1 month ago

It makes the double A the last frontier. Don’t destroy the beauty of it all, at the end we will all lose .

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Kathy Loomis Verified
1 month ago

To save the wild life and plant life. Ann arbor is destroying too many woods/trees already.

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Sharon VanRiper Verified
1 month ago

Need to keep the tree canopy!!!!

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Richard Jackson Verified
1 month ago

The city government continues to " uglify" Ann Arbor. We do not need to clear cut every stand of trees in this city. Developers don't care. They take their money and move on. This is why Taylor lost the election IMHO.

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Sue Symington Verified
1 month ago

Take a look at Veridian on Platt, 2857 Packard property, Scio Church by Pioneer property, both by Robinson, Platt Road across from Colonial Square, all voted unanimous by City Council and the Planning Commission. Please tell me who these are being built for, certainly not any locals! Traffic out of control, EMPTY BUSSES we are paying for... all to promote someone's unecessary vision.

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Mandy Smith Verified
1 month ago

We need the trees! It’s getting hotter and the shade is imperative!

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Rita Mitchell Verified
1 month ago

Respect the trees. We all benefit from them.

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Supporter Verified
1 month ago

Stop clear cutting our trees!!

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Elaine Brock Verified
1 month ago

Trees are important to the environment and to living creatures

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Ryan DYBDAHL Verified
1 month ago

There is no other area of Ann Arbor, The Tree City, where there is contiguous greenscape and forest like Huron Parkway. Please see that it remains a "parkway!"

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Barbara Hawkins Verified
1 month ago

We need the trees to help in so many ways

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Jessica Hahn Verified
1 month ago

Driving by so many areas of town it is sad to see mounds of dirt where beautiful trees used to be. While housing is certainly a need so is the history of this town.

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Raymond Olson Verified
1 month ago

I drove past that woods everyday on my way to and from work, just so I could take in the beauty and peace of that land. The developers have been a generational scourge on the quality of life in A2. They need this check on their ravenous greed.

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Jack Eaton Verified
1 month ago

“Tree City”

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Angie Webs Verified
1 month ago

Bec all this nonstop development is OUT OF CONTROL. And you’re destroying the surrounding environment to squeeze a bunch of tacky, cheap homes. STOP RUINING OUR COMMUNITIES!!!

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Karen Land Verified
1 month ago

How can you call A2 Tree City when you keep letting all the trees get cut down?

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Jeffery Hannah Verified
1 month ago

I'm most concerned about the loss of habitat required to erect these condos on this site. We need greenspace and nature areas in all neighborhoods.

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Anna Bennett Verified
1 month ago

Lived in Geddes Lake for 30 years and firmly believe in preserving the environment uniqueness of the area which includes the parkway in the city.

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Doiug Cox Verified
1 month ago

Tree town? What happened?