Save the Trees! Tell Maret not to destroy 60 trees before receiving final authorization.
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Abby Arnold
3 years ago
Please don't cut down trees until you are fully permitted. Our neighborhood and the city in general is loosing too much tree cover. Please keep your promise to not cut down trees until you have appropriate approval, and please consider whether you can reduce the number of trees you cut down.
Be a good neighbor,
Thank you
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Scott Wiskoski
3 years ago
yes, preserve as many trees as possible. It does seem premature to take down trees without all the construction permits in place.
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Lauren Chiarello
3 years ago
We live a few blocks away and love the green space. Our neighborhood would be so sad to love the beauty of this park!
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Anne Joyce
3 years ago
Is this even consistent with the original plan? I thought that trees were going to be transplanted, not destroyed.
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Sarah Morse
3 years ago
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I'm sorry, but shame on Maret. There are a lot of sports fields in DC, but the tree canopy is diminishing. This is an area where schools should get creative about using available space. Sort of like swim teams do. They all manage to share even if it means 5:00 am practices.
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Steven L Fish
3 years ago
I’m opposed to any new development in this area.
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SUSAN Karin GURLEY
3 years ago
I need a permit to remove my trees;everyone shold have a permit
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Lena Heron
3 years ago
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I am particularly concerned about the ring of mature oak trees on the property. Work anywhere near them could compromise the root structure and weaken or kill the 100+year old trees
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SC Rosengarden
3 years ago
I agree that any permanent alterations, such as tree removal, must wait for final approvals and not be carried out preemptively.
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Philip A Branton
3 years ago
Destruction of green space in an era of global warming is short-sighted.
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Walt Johnson
3 years ago
Save the trees!
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Joe DeLise
3 years ago
Am signing for the wildlife that depends on these trees for their lives!!!
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Marie Hoffman
3 years ago
Tree removal is a serious action that affects the health of our community and the environment. Not a single tree should be removed without a specific permit for that tree. That in turn requires inspection of the health of the tree, in addition to a valid, approved final construction permit.
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Jacqueline Sue Bruce-Yamin
3 years ago
Neighborhood doesn't need this. Do not cut down the trees.
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Ellen noakes
3 years ago
Please!
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Tina Harper
3 years ago
Please do not remove any trees until all permissions have been provided and all appeals heard. And even then don’t do it. These are heritage trees with great value to wildlife, our local community, and the planet. Market kids can play at existing fields.
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Don Swenholt
3 years ago
Please. Be a good citizen. Wait for DCRA approval and resolution of all appeals before undertaking any action on the ECC property.
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Debra Ellis
3 years ago
Do not cut any trees until final DCRA approval!
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Dale Ellis
3 years ago
No irreversible actions before final DCRA APPROVAL. Specifically don’t cut the trees prematurely!
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Emery DeWitt
3 years ago
There is no reason to destroy a forest before you even know if the facility will be approved.
Please don't cut down trees until you are fully permitted. Our neighborhood and the city in general is loosing too much tree cover. Please keep your promise to not cut down trees until you have appropriate approval, and please consider whether you can reduce the number of trees you cut down. Be a good neighbor, Thank you
yes, preserve as many trees as possible. It does seem premature to take down trees without all the construction permits in place.
We live a few blocks away and love the green space. Our neighborhood would be so sad to love the beauty of this park!
Is this even consistent with the original plan? I thought that trees were going to be transplanted, not destroyed.
I'm sorry, but shame on Maret. There are a lot of sports fields in DC, but the tree canopy is diminishing. This is an area where schools should get creative about using available space. Sort of like swim teams do. They all manage to share even if it means 5:00 am practices.
I’m opposed to any new development in this area.
I need a permit to remove my trees;everyone shold have a permit
I am particularly concerned about the ring of mature oak trees on the property. Work anywhere near them could compromise the root structure and weaken or kill the 100+year old trees
I agree that any permanent alterations, such as tree removal, must wait for final approvals and not be carried out preemptively.
Destruction of green space in an era of global warming is short-sighted.
Save the trees!
Am signing for the wildlife that depends on these trees for their lives!!!
Tree removal is a serious action that affects the health of our community and the environment. Not a single tree should be removed without a specific permit for that tree. That in turn requires inspection of the health of the tree, in addition to a valid, approved final construction permit.
Neighborhood doesn't need this. Do not cut down the trees.
Please!
Please do not remove any trees until all permissions have been provided and all appeals heard. And even then don’t do it. These are heritage trees with great value to wildlife, our local community, and the planet. Market kids can play at existing fields.
Please. Be a good citizen. Wait for DCRA approval and resolution of all appeals before undertaking any action on the ECC property.
Do not cut any trees until final DCRA approval!
No irreversible actions before final DCRA APPROVAL. Specifically don’t cut the trees prematurely!
There is no reason to destroy a forest before you even know if the facility will be approved.