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Ban (gas) Leaf Blowers in Montclair NJ Year Round

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rafael rodriguez
11 years ago

yep

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Azizi Birkeland
11 years ago

its an unnecessary way to burn energy. plant fruits and vegetables to fill in the space. its more rewarding for everyone.

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Azizi Birkeland
11 years ago

its an unnecessary way to burn energy. plant fruits and vegetables to fill in the space. its more rewarding for everyone.

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Noemi Giszpenc
11 years ago

I think that property owners ought to be willing to pay extra for the time it would take to rake, to spare the workers and everyone around the noise and pollution.

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Noemi Giszpenc
11 years ago Featured

I think that property owners ought to be willing to pay extra for the time it would take to rake, to spare the workers and everyone around the noise and pollution.

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Richard Holloway
11 years ago

Silence is golden rakes are green

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Richard Holloway
11 years ago

Silence is golden rakes are green

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Joel Katz
11 years ago

learn to use an old-fashioned rake! it's good, meditative exercise.

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Joel Katz
11 years ago

learn to use an old-fashioned rake! it's good, meditative exercise.

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Mary
11 years ago

Pick up the rake again people! The noise and air pollution is bad.

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Mary
11 years ago

Pick up the rake again people! The noise and air pollution is bad.

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Amy Karas
11 years ago

The pollution caused by leaf blowers (noise, exhaust, contaminants blown into the air, gasoline usage, etc. ) is indefensible..

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Amy Karas
11 years ago

The pollution caused by leaf blowers (noise, exhaust, contaminants blown into the air, gasoline usage, etc. ) is indefensible..

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Laureen Marston
11 years ago

Leaf blowers are incredibly polluting, adding to our toxic load.

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Laureen Marston
11 years ago

Leaf blowers are incredibly polluting, adding to our toxic load.

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Susan German
11 years ago

These machines are a huge detriment to public health and the environment, not to mention their degradation of quality of life . Furthermore, their use is an absurdity; they are unequivocally unnecessary.

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Susan German
11 years ago

These machines are a huge detriment to public health and the environment, not to mention their degradation of quality of life . Furthermore, their use is an absurdity; they are unequivocally unnecessary.

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Paddy Duff
11 years ago

Proud and happy to sign this.

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Paddy Duff
11 years ago

Proud and happy to sign this.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

I want to enjoy my neighborhood year round with no noise and pollution! In addition the raking is fun and good for my health.