The city has officially confirmed that the facility will not be opening at Maiden Lane. This outcome reflects the persistence of our neighborhood in advocating for the safety of our families and our small businesses. We remain committed to keeping a watchful eye on local zoning decisions as our community …
We, the undersigned members of the Downtown Residential and Business Community, oppose the move of New York Center for Addiction Treatment Services outpatient facility to 75 Maiden Lane. Such a clinic poses quality of life, health and safety risks for our neighborhood and should be located in a non-residential neighborhood, not footsteps from residential buildings and a pre-school.
Reaching 500 signatures is a significant marker of our neighborhood's unified stance on the placement of this facility. It confirms that the concerns regarding the proximity of this center to our homes and schools are shared by many who live and work here.
Reached 500 supporters
October 18, 2013
October 13, 2013
We have reached one hundred signatures from neighbors who share the same concerns about the proposed location at Maiden Lane. This initial response confirms that our community values the safety and character of our residential streets.
Reached 100 supporters
October 10, 2013
6 Comments
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Sarah Hardy
12 years ago
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NOT IN OUR BACKYARD. PUT IT SOMEWHERE ELSE!
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Tom Reddy
12 years ago
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Ridiculous to even suggest putting this right in the middle of a business and residential block. Property values are gonna tank if this happens.
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Kevin Bryant
12 years ago
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Find another location that isnt footsteps from a daycare. Common sense please.
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Mark Klein
12 years ago
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75 Maiden Lane is way to close to the preschool. Think about the parents picking up their kids. My neighborhood is getting worse by the day.
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Linda Osborne
12 years ago
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This is a terrible idea. We have little kids running around here all day and it just isnt the right spot for this kind of place.
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Elena Williamson
12 years ago
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I moved here for the school and the quiet streets. This is going to ruin everything for us.
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The city has officially confirmed that the facility will not be opening at Maiden Lane. This outcome reflects the persistence of our neighborhood in advocating for the safety of our families and our small businesses. We remain committed to keeping a watchful eye on local zoning decisions as our community …
We, the undersigned members of the Downtown Residential and Business Community, oppose the move of New York Center for Addiction Treatment Services outpatient facility to 75 Maiden Lane. Such a clinic poses quality of life, health and safety risks for our neighborhood and should be located in a non-residential neighborhood, not footsteps from residential buildings and a pre-school.
Reaching 500 signatures is a significant marker of our neighborhood's unified stance on the placement of this facility. It confirms that the concerns regarding the proximity of this center to our homes and schools are shared by many who live and work here.
Reached 500 supporters
October 18, 2013
October 13, 2013
We have reached one hundred signatures from neighbors who share the same concerns about the proposed location at Maiden Lane. This initial response confirms that our community values the safety and character of our residential streets.
Reached 100 supporters
October 10, 2013
6 Comments
S
Sarah Hardy
12 years ago
Featured
NOT IN OUR BACKYARD. PUT IT SOMEWHERE ELSE!
T
Tom Reddy
12 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous to even suggest putting this right in the middle of a business and residential block. Property values are gonna tank if this happens.
K
Kevin Bryant
12 years ago
Featured
Find another location that isnt footsteps from a daycare. Common sense please.
M
Mark Klein
12 years ago
Featured
75 Maiden Lane is way to close to the preschool. Think about the parents picking up their kids. My neighborhood is getting worse by the day.
L
Linda Osborne
12 years ago
Featured
This is a terrible idea. We have little kids running around here all day and it just isnt the right spot for this kind of place.
E
Elena Williamson
12 years ago
Featured
I moved here for the school and the quiet streets. This is going to ruin everything for us.
NOT IN OUR BACKYARD. PUT IT SOMEWHERE ELSE!