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Preserve the Diginity of the Divinity School Campus

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Carol Glaser
7 years ago

I vote no on this. There needs to be an environmental review, and understanding and concessions from the builders. It will affect the character of a neighborhood, and the lives of local citizens. Unfortunately, dreams of $$$$$ have been trumping common sense...

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Marina Beck
7 years ago

We join our neighbors in saying no to this disastrous project.

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Hamilton Beck
7 years ago

By preserving the past we save the future. No to this proposal.

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Audra Naujokas
7 years ago

As a city resident for 30 years I ask that concerns of tax paying residents be heard. I am against development which does not fit with the neighborhood. Concerns regarding the development of student apartments on MT Hope were ignored. One can already see the development rising above the houses in the neighborhood, blocking views and sun, ad changing out city scape. In addition, parking concerns were also ignored and remain unsolved. Please don’t let this happen with this new development.

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Aimee Gasparre
7 years ago

This absolutely should not happen!!!

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Mike Cara
7 years ago

With no environmental review, this plan is just irresponsible.

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Rosemary Magere
7 years ago

Vote no on the current plan. Do better City Council. The campus is beautiful and needs a thoughtful plan for redevelopment.

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Deborah Cheek
7 years ago

I lived in Atlanta GA for over 30 years and saw what happened when older institutions and landmarks were demolished and replaced with new common themed structures. And the success as well in repurposing the same structures into something amazing. I love Rochester and the history especially as depicted through its beautiful older buildings and architecture. Please make that work for the Colgate school as well.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

This is a travesty.

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Patricia A McCandlish
7 years ago

Please save this beautiful Landmark! We don't need to put new apartment buildings there. The ones added along the river near U of R are hideous and do not fit with the beautiful old structures in that neighborhood. This building should be saved, its part of Rochester's history

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Alyce Van Patten
7 years ago

Keep the green belt and integrity of the Highland park neighborhood.

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Sharon G Grossman
7 years ago

The grounds and buildings are so lovely, especially when viewed from the heights of Highland Park. Please do not ruin this for us.

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David Starna
7 years ago

More dignified use of this property can be thought of.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

No need to develop everything

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Joan Gaylord
7 years ago

How many historical treasures have we already lost to this kind of development. Lets make sure this one stays true to its intentions to be part of the neighborhood

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Richard Carl Wolf
7 years ago

Why is destruction of a unique historical and environmental landmark even being considered? What is our legacy?

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Peggy Weston Byrd
7 years ago

My great uncle, Augustus Strong, founded the Rochester Theological Seminary, It would be a shame to allow this amazing place be ruined. Please care about this treasure in our midst.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Leave well enough alone!!

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Michael Occhino
7 years ago

Vote no.

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philip stukas
7 years ago

leave us open space we don't need any more appartments, offices nor hotel nor banquet center thankyou