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Save the Flatiron Building

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Roberta Greenspan
7 years ago

We don’t need any more high priced hotels or tourists clogging our streets and sidewalks. Hotels are not contributing their fair share of funds for our infrastructure. We need housing even though it’s not profitable don’t act like number 45 city Council, In putting profit over People

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Mumbere Samson
7 years ago

Save it building please

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Wally McLendon
7 years ago

No new hotels downtown! It’s ruining the town.

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Dulci Ellenberger
7 years ago

Enough hotels! Please preserve the beauty of downtown...if it’s not too late.

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April Delac
7 years ago

Plz City Council, vote no to the hotel!

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Kira D Clark
7 years ago

No more hotels downtown. Enough already!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Leave the Flatiron Bldg. ALONE!!!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

enough god Damn hotels already!

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Mandy Broderick
7 years ago Featured

We have over 10,000 hotel rooms in our area but are at crisis levels for lack of affordable housing. The economic disparities are growing deeper each time another hotel is approved. Please stop ruining what made this city so unique!

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Betty Lawrence
7 years ago

I want to see the building saved, but I don't want another downtown hotel. Soon there will be no "there" there.

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Margaret everett
7 years ago

This is an asheville landmark. If we tear down all of asheville’s history, the tourist will not come. The hotels will be empty and there will be nothing left to attract them. No more hotels please

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Baylor manning
7 years ago

Affordable housing before luxury hotels!

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Michael Hannah
7 years ago

No more Boutique Hotels!!!

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Doug Plemons
7 years ago

Leave the building alone!

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william james
7 years ago

We do not need anymore hotels.

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Emillie Leon
7 years ago

No more hotels!

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William Ayers
7 years ago

Keep it

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Katherine banko
7 years ago

Turn it into apartments!

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Brian McGinnis Sweeney
7 years ago

Save the FlatIron Building!

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Anne Walch
7 years ago

Local small biz owners need affordable local offices.