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Save the Trees! Tell Maret not to destroy 60 trees before receiving final authorization.

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Martin Goodman
3 years ago

Tree preservation orders and tree protection laws should be obeyed.

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Thomas C Peterson
3 years ago

multi-sports complex is a waste of tax payer funds

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Eugene Lowman Carey
3 years ago

More trees, more wildlife, find another place to play games.

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Barbara Basler
3 years ago

I would have expected more of this school! What kind of environmental example is it setting by cutting down trees?

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Duncan B Trussell
3 years ago

Until a permission is obtained to actually build the proposed sports facility, the trees and property should be left “as is”.

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Tammis Lazarus
3 years ago

Norwalk needs every tree it can get. They are being desecrated and we need them.

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William Bishop
3 years ago

Due process, please.

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Joe Foster
3 years ago

SAVE THE TREES !!

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Arlene Maclin
3 years ago

We need to keep the environment in our neighborhood clean. Trees do that.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

You must wait for the process to play out

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Douglas Marshall
3 years ago

We need trees more than sports complexes.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Please save the trees!

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Kevin
3 years ago

Save trees

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Suzie White
3 years ago

Save the trees please.

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Janet Sherman
3 years ago

Please postpone tree work at ECC until the Board of Zoning Adjustment (BZA) has issued its written approval, and an appeal has been resolved.

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Jessica Lee
3 years ago

Thank you for your efforts to stop Maret from profiteering by selling access to the field. Save the trees, the field and our neighborhood.

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Jackie Shellworth
3 years ago

Because special zoning is required for this project, I do not understand how clearing this land for construction is legal? Again nothing should be done without final approval from the DC zoning board in order to obtain the necessary construction permits.

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Mary Sue Burnett
3 years ago

Considering how hot DC summers get, we need all the shade that the trees can provide.

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Dan Coyle
3 years ago

Your clearcutting proposal is disgraceful.

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Jill and Larry Clements
3 years ago

Don’t let any trees be cut before the project has full approval. They can never be replaced and there is no need to rush their demise.