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We, the undersigned are making the following requests for the planning of the two parcels of land located between Dunkirk and Hannibal on Brinkerhoff Avenue in St. Albans.
- The two parcels should be made into one continuous green space with adequate lighting;
- Designated as a "Green Street" to assure regularly scheduled maintenance by the Parks and Recreation or DOT as applicable;
- Signage to "No Parking" and "Clean Up After Your Dog"; and
- Community representation throughout the planning process.
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tired of stepping in dog mess on my walk. please help.
Yes. This would indeed be best for the neighborhood.
with adequate patrol
Agreed
Agreed
Agreed
No Sitting Space. Plenty of lights.
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Status: Closed — this petition is no longer accepting signatures.
Final supporters
We, the undersigned are making the following requests for the planning of the two parcels of land located between Dunkirk and Hannibal on Brinkerhoff Avenue in St. Albans.
- The two parcels should be made into one continuous green space with adequate lighting;
- Designated as a "Green Street" to assure regularly scheduled maintenance by the Parks and Recreation or DOT as applicable;
- Signage to "No Parking" and "Clean Up After Your Dog"; and
- Community representation throughout the planning process.
8 Comments
St Albans needs more green not more rubble. Keep it clean and fix the lighting.
tired of stepping in dog mess on my walk. please help.
Yes. This would indeed be best for the neighborhood.
with adequate patrol
Agreed
Agreed
Agreed
No Sitting Space. Plenty of lights.
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St Albans needs more green not more rubble. Keep it clean and fix the lighting.