PETITION TO SAVE THE MATURE TREES AT DEVELOPMENT SITE IN RF
55 Comments
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Supporter
1 month ago
Part of the charm of the neighborhood
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Michele Caldbeck
1 month ago
We do not need a development site and we certainly don't need any trees cut down.
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Pierangela Murphy
1 month ago
Save the trees
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Supporter
1 month ago
Please consider alternatives before removing mature trees.
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Becky Shaw
1 month ago
Mature trees do so much for us - cooling hot days, storing and cleaning storm water, hosting hundreds of types of pollinators and birds and creatures… let’s do a little something for them.
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Catherine Bynre
1 month ago
Trees are life and the beauty of River Forest
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Anita Lynn
1 month ago
These are majestic large trees that should be saved. Use imagination and architecture style to combine the trees as part of the beautiful setting with landscape and building.
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Abby Schmelling
1 month ago
We’ve lived here in River Forest for 51 years. What makes this area so unique are its trees of so many varieties and ages. Removal of any is very painful and not in character to who we are.
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Ronald Ewert
1 month ago
They're Natures gift to us that continues to give back to us on a daily basis in so many different ways. We need to cherish and memorialize them as a way of saying Thanks.
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Irene O'Connor
1 month ago
We’re called River FOREST - we need the trees to be a forest!
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Amy Anesi
1 month ago
The tree removal would poorly impact the beauty of the neighborhood.
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Ray Raspatello
1 month ago
Keep our trees where they are
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Supporter
1 month ago
Mature trees are one of the differentiators of our community. At one time, Thatcher Avenue was a bower of dutch elm trees (until disease brought them down). To remove a mature tree that is healthy is antithetical to good stewardship.
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Supporter
1 month ago
Keep RF green
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Supporter
1 month ago
Because I am concerned about the environment in River Forest. It is important to have trees for the beauty and health they bring our community.
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Marylen Marty-Gentile
1 month ago
Because destroying grand works of nature for concrete is just wrong and unnecessary!
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Supporter
1 month ago
Let our citizens at least have a say in this, since we’ve had no say in the egregious “development” slated for the site.
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Joanne O’Hara
1 month ago
This whole development is wrong!
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Peter Finn
1 month ago
I love mature old trees for their beauty and stability
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Charles Birchard
1 month ago
If these trees are cut down, they cannot be replaced.
Part of the charm of the neighborhood
We do not need a development site and we certainly don't need any trees cut down.
Save the trees
Please consider alternatives before removing mature trees.
Mature trees do so much for us - cooling hot days, storing and cleaning storm water, hosting hundreds of types of pollinators and birds and creatures… let’s do a little something for them.
Trees are life and the beauty of River Forest
These are majestic large trees that should be saved. Use imagination and architecture style to combine the trees as part of the beautiful setting with landscape and building.
We’ve lived here in River Forest for 51 years. What makes this area so unique are its trees of so many varieties and ages. Removal of any is very painful and not in character to who we are.
They're Natures gift to us that continues to give back to us on a daily basis in so many different ways. We need to cherish and memorialize them as a way of saying Thanks.
We’re called River FOREST - we need the trees to be a forest!
The tree removal would poorly impact the beauty of the neighborhood.
Keep our trees where they are
Mature trees are one of the differentiators of our community. At one time, Thatcher Avenue was a bower of dutch elm trees (until disease brought them down). To remove a mature tree that is healthy is antithetical to good stewardship.
Keep RF green
Because I am concerned about the environment in River Forest. It is important to have trees for the beauty and health they bring our community.
Because destroying grand works of nature for concrete is just wrong and unnecessary!
Let our citizens at least have a say in this, since we’ve had no say in the egregious “development” slated for the site.
This whole development is wrong!
I love mature old trees for their beauty and stability
If these trees are cut down, they cannot be replaced.