Save the Trees! Tell Maret not to destroy 60 trees before receiving final authorization.
115 Comments
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Susan and Frank Carr
3 years ago
What's the rush to cut down what took decades to grow?
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Beth White
3 years ago
I wholeheartedly support this worthy cause.
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mary verel
3 years ago
Please do not clear cut the entire area.
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Robert Pratt
3 years ago
Trees, especially older native trees, are a precious element of our environment and should only be removed after careful consideration and with the authority of the public.
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Janine Kurth
3 years ago
Removing the trees before permission is granted is not only premature, but it may be a criminal.
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Alene Pettus
3 years ago
This is a premature action
And will cause an environmental impact on the animals that live in these trees and an unnecessary action at this time
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Lynne Pratt
3 years ago
Mature trees provide a vital contribution to our ecology and well being. To remove without the proper permits are obtained is a premature and unconscionable action.
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Luiza-Maria Cioflec
3 years ago
Stop this illegal felling of trees, please!
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Georg Zellmer
3 years ago
Stop this mindless environmental destruction, please!
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Christoph Belanger
3 years ago
Save the trees! What is proposed is a travesty!
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Kathryn Pratt
3 years ago
Save natural green open space! Save the trees
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Ulrich Hewer
3 years ago
It is astonishing that Maret School would be so reckless and destroy so many trees. The School Board should act environmentally responsible and protect all trees on the leased land.
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Michael Bukowski
3 years ago
Waiting for the proper approvals is the neighborly thing to do.
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Ann Garfinkle
3 years ago
I don’t understand why people would go forward killing trees without a final decision of a court.
Don’t we all care for the health of our planet? That is the issue here.
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Bruce Charmin
3 years ago
I am against development and progress in our neighborhood. There’s no reason to remove dying trees that are naturally decomposing after years of disrepair. Plus, don’t like seeing kids playing in my neighborhood.
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Michèle Pollak
3 years ago
Irreversible work - the destruction of these trees - should not begin until and unless all required permits and approvals have been obtained by Market.
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Eric Weinstein
3 years ago
Stop destroying our neighborhood
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Alexis E Gillespie
3 years ago
White privilege once again.
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Rick Mattingly
3 years ago
Thanks!
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Laura Lorenzen
3 years ago
Please don’t take down these trees until you know for sure that you will receive permitting for construction.
What's the rush to cut down what took decades to grow?
I wholeheartedly support this worthy cause.
Please do not clear cut the entire area.
Trees, especially older native trees, are a precious element of our environment and should only be removed after careful consideration and with the authority of the public.
Removing the trees before permission is granted is not only premature, but it may be a criminal.
This is a premature action And will cause an environmental impact on the animals that live in these trees and an unnecessary action at this time
Mature trees provide a vital contribution to our ecology and well being. To remove without the proper permits are obtained is a premature and unconscionable action.
Stop this illegal felling of trees, please!
Stop this mindless environmental destruction, please!
Save the trees! What is proposed is a travesty!
Save natural green open space! Save the trees
It is astonishing that Maret School would be so reckless and destroy so many trees. The School Board should act environmentally responsible and protect all trees on the leased land.
Waiting for the proper approvals is the neighborly thing to do.
I don’t understand why people would go forward killing trees without a final decision of a court. Don’t we all care for the health of our planet? That is the issue here.
I am against development and progress in our neighborhood. There’s no reason to remove dying trees that are naturally decomposing after years of disrepair. Plus, don’t like seeing kids playing in my neighborhood.
Irreversible work - the destruction of these trees - should not begin until and unless all required permits and approvals have been obtained by Market.
Stop destroying our neighborhood
White privilege once again.
Thanks!
Please don’t take down these trees until you know for sure that you will receive permitting for construction.