The momentum behind this proposal for a new park is now impossible for city officials to ignore. Seeing this community unite around the need for additional green space confirms that our goal is both necessary and achievable.
Reached 100 supporters
May 29, 2020
75 Comments
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Anonymous
5 years ago
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This is a wonderful idea! I lived just 1.5 blocks from here for 6 years and know the community could and would benefit from more green space!
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Anonymous
6 years ago
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Perfect! Just the beautifying project this area needs to give residents back some green space. Hope they plant a community garden
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Jeremy Cleveland
6 years ago
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Tom Ping park was a great start (and needs more maintenance to clean all of the bird poop there!) but we still need more greenspace in the area! I love this idea and it's the kind of bold thinking that we need
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Zak Arnish
6 years ago
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Would love to see more park space. It is not like the chances come up much. This could be the one shot we get.
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Josh Wilson
6 years ago
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Unused railroad property should always be turned into parks and recreation space if not utilized for profit for 6 months. Railroads would use the same rules for imminent domain to seize property from private citizens. UP should give this space back to the citizens as goodwill for their continued operations and workforce necessary in the greater Chicago area as business returns.
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Betty Uchima
6 years ago
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As a former Miss Chicago Chinatown I wholeheartedly support a 2nd park for a safer and more
cohesive community, families & future generations
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Glenn Hamilton
5 years ago
Getting raw land is rare. Public housing could be put up there destroying property values. Buy the land and lock it up
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Rod Dennis
6 years ago
We need more parks in our neighborhood for our children and the community.
The momentum behind this proposal for a new park is now impossible for city officials to ignore. Seeing this community unite around the need for additional green space confirms that our goal is both necessary and achievable.
Reached 100 supporters
May 29, 2020
75 Comments
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Featured
This is a wonderful idea! I lived just 1.5 blocks from here for 6 years and know the community could and would benefit from more green space!
A
Anonymous
6 years ago
Featured
Perfect! Just the beautifying project this area needs to give residents back some green space. Hope they plant a community garden
J
Jeremy Cleveland
6 years ago
Featured
Tom Ping park was a great start (and needs more maintenance to clean all of the bird poop there!) but we still need more greenspace in the area! I love this idea and it's the kind of bold thinking that we need
Z
Zak Arnish
6 years ago
Featured
Would love to see more park space. It is not like the chances come up much. This could be the one shot we get.
J
Josh Wilson
6 years ago
Featured
Unused railroad property should always be turned into parks and recreation space if not utilized for profit for 6 months. Railroads would use the same rules for imminent domain to seize property from private citizens. UP should give this space back to the citizens as goodwill for their continued operations and workforce necessary in the greater Chicago area as business returns.
B
Betty Uchima
6 years ago
Featured
As a former Miss Chicago Chinatown I wholeheartedly support a 2nd park for a safer and more
cohesive community, families & future generations
G
Glenn Hamilton
5 years ago
Getting raw land is rare. Public housing could be put up there destroying property values. Buy the land and lock it up
R
Rod Dennis
6 years ago
We need more parks in our neighborhood for our children and the community.
This is a wonderful idea! I lived just 1.5 blocks from here for 6 years and know the community could and would benefit from more green space!