Please do not pave into Breezewald Park for another parking lot…
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Shawn Bergfalk
4 years ago
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The proposed plan of angled parking increases risk and poses additional safety concerns to those attending the park and in the adjacent neighborhood. Protect the parks while adopting change in a safer manner.
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Barb Benstein
4 years ago
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I feel this is the wrong place for a parking lot right next to a busy road. Many pedestrians cross into Breezewald in this area as well. Lastly, it would create an eye sore and ruin the view to this beautiful park and lake.
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Jaylen Hobbs
4 years ago
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I think the existing parking in town is under utilized. Let’s brain storm! Surely we should consider patrons parking in the lot behind the Coffee Cup when it is closed. Parking for Scoreboards & Scoreboards II is using public money to fund private businesses. Once again, and again. . Give the public their peaceful park back, the community needs a pleasant, family place to gather, not continued expansion of a Scoreboards I & II BARS.
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Eric Dubiel
4 years ago
Between the no-bid contract for the Sunset Pavilion renewal and now this, the village is clearly not acting as the best stewards of our resources.
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David Williams
4 years ago
Save our parks. They're not for business
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Jennifer D
4 years ago
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also scoreboard turned their parking lot into a big patio. More customers less parking. That's on them. When I go to the strip next door there are always empty spots. Don't touch the park!
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Kelly Pinter
4 years ago
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I do not agree with cutting down ancient trees and turning park space into more parking spots for a business. This is shameful.
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Anonymous
4 years ago
I'm all for more stuff in town. we need it. but why were they allowed to expand past deck without parking in place FIRST? and maybe the park isn't the best place.
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Anonymous
4 years ago
Let’s preserve and protect as much public park space as possible for our community.
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Lisa Bazzoni
4 years ago
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Please find another parking solution that solves the issue for the whole downtown area, not just pavilion patrons, which is clearly what this is intended to do. What’s left of the Green space in the downtown area is precious!
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Tracy O'Shaughnessy
4 years ago
I'm torn, I HATE LOOSING PROCELESS IRREPLACABLE TREES, and I hate that we don't have adequate parking. I'm hoping the powers-that-be come up with a better plan! Thank you
The proposed plan of angled parking increases risk and poses additional safety concerns to those attending the park and in the adjacent neighborhood. Protect the parks while adopting change in a safer manner.
I feel this is the wrong place for a parking lot right next to a busy road. Many pedestrians cross into Breezewald in this area as well. Lastly, it would create an eye sore and ruin the view to this beautiful park and lake.
I think the existing parking in town is under utilized. Let’s brain storm! Surely we should consider patrons parking in the lot behind the Coffee Cup when it is closed. Parking for Scoreboards & Scoreboards II is using public money to fund private businesses. Once again, and again. . Give the public their peaceful park back, the community needs a pleasant, family place to gather, not continued expansion of a Scoreboards I & II BARS.
Between the no-bid contract for the Sunset Pavilion renewal and now this, the village is clearly not acting as the best stewards of our resources.
Save our parks. They're not for business
also scoreboard turned their parking lot into a big patio. More customers less parking. That's on them. When I go to the strip next door there are always empty spots. Don't touch the park!
I do not agree with cutting down ancient trees and turning park space into more parking spots for a business. This is shameful.
I'm all for more stuff in town. we need it. but why were they allowed to expand past deck without parking in place FIRST? and maybe the park isn't the best place.
Let’s preserve and protect as much public park space as possible for our community.
Please find another parking solution that solves the issue for the whole downtown area, not just pavilion patrons, which is clearly what this is intended to do. What’s left of the Green space in the downtown area is precious!
I'm torn, I HATE LOOSING PROCELESS IRREPLACABLE TREES, and I hate that we don't have adequate parking. I'm hoping the powers-that-be come up with a better plan! Thank you