This building would be detrimental to Mission Hill and the surrounding neighborhoods and communities!
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Dorothy Lapre(Grant)
11 years ago
Please do NOT BUILD THIS TOWER!....you will destroy the charming character of "MISSION HILL", and you will be tearing down my grandparents home from the early 1900's....we have had generations of family living in the exact homes in question! I was born on the next street over "Whitney Street" in 1949....I am a Mission Hill girl , as were all my ancestors (McCormack's, Trainor's, Grant's, Smith's).....The Roddy family ;lived on Wigglesworth Stret for generations.....we all attended Mission Grammar, Mission High, and attended Mass at Mission Church....my mom is now 97 yrs and seven months old, she intends to have her funeral and burial from Mission Church....she says "NO TO BUILDING THE TOWER", please grant her wishes.....Thanks
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Nolan Kamitaki
11 years ago
the building will be an eyesore and traffic will become unreasonable on a rather small and already poorly designed street
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Christina Usher
11 years ago
They would be drilling and blasting 100 ft from my 100 yr old home.
Are these people for real? What are t hey thinking?
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Melissa Hegarty
11 years ago
This area can not handle any more apartment buildings. Traffic is already a huge problem in this area. I also have concerns about the building blocking light and creating wind tunnels
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Paul Sweeney
11 years ago
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I owned and lived at 19 Worthington Street for 10 years. I think such a structure as the one planned would destroy the neighborhood and would be a travesty. This is not even a close call.
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Stephanie Irwin
11 years ago
Please consider the impact of this project and the purpose of neighborhood building regulations that have helped preserve this city
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T. Workalem
11 years ago
Shameful infringement. Given many circumstances, it is unnecessary development
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Paul F Sullivan
11 years ago
This planned structure is totally inappropriate for our neighborhood.
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Dragan Grujic
11 years ago
1000 more residents just in one building would have negative impact on quality of life in Mission Hill
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Bob and Flo Casper
11 years ago
We live (and own) at 102 Calumet St
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Patricia McKenna Montgomery
11 years ago
It is out of sync with the rest of the area both in height and units
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Christine Curtiss
11 years ago
I can't believe that anyone would seriously consider allowing this.
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Alice Diggs
11 years ago
I oppose the size of 45 Worthington Street because it will become a dorm for college students. It will increase traffic and impact parking in the neighborhood.
Thumbs down on the 45 Worthington st proposal
This building would be detrimental to Mission Hill and the surrounding neighborhoods and communities!
Please do NOT BUILD THIS TOWER!....you will destroy the charming character of "MISSION HILL", and you will be tearing down my grandparents home from the early 1900's....we have had generations of family living in the exact homes in question! I was born on the next street over "Whitney Street" in 1949....I am a Mission Hill girl , as were all my ancestors (McCormack's, Trainor's, Grant's, Smith's).....The Roddy family ;lived on Wigglesworth Stret for generations.....we all attended Mission Grammar, Mission High, and attended Mass at Mission Church....my mom is now 97 yrs and seven months old, she intends to have her funeral and burial from Mission Church....she says "NO TO BUILDING THE TOWER", please grant her wishes.....Thanks
the building will be an eyesore and traffic will become unreasonable on a rather small and already poorly designed street
They would be drilling and blasting 100 ft from my 100 yr old home.
No skyscraper in our historic neighborhood.
Traffic, Traffic, Traffic!, Parking, Parking, Parking!
Keep the city beautiful.
keep me in the loop.
Are these people for real? What are t hey thinking?
This area can not handle any more apartment buildings. Traffic is already a huge problem in this area. I also have concerns about the building blocking light and creating wind tunnels
I owned and lived at 19 Worthington Street for 10 years. I think such a structure as the one planned would destroy the neighborhood and would be a travesty. This is not even a close call.
Please consider the impact of this project and the purpose of neighborhood building regulations that have helped preserve this city
Shameful infringement. Given many circumstances, it is unnecessary development
This planned structure is totally inappropriate for our neighborhood.
1000 more residents just in one building would have negative impact on quality of life in Mission Hill
We live (and own) at 102 Calumet St
It is out of sync with the rest of the area both in height and units
I can't believe that anyone would seriously consider allowing this.
I oppose the size of 45 Worthington Street because it will become a dorm for college students. It will increase traffic and impact parking in the neighborhood.