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Help Save Burlington Island from Dredge Spoils

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Kelly Bellerby-Allen
6 years ago

Please keep the island as is.

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Peter
6 years ago

Save Burlington

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Please save Burlington island. Allow this to be a sanctuary

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Let's help save our community

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John Zoldi
6 years ago

This isl should not only be saved, but open to the public!

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Jessica Hale
6 years ago

I strongly object! This island needs to be preserved.

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Lauren Adams
6 years ago

I hope this island because a clean/educational place for visitors and locals to enjoy!

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Should be preserved. Period.

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wayne Ingram
6 years ago

years ago it was a resort.why not infest in making it that again.

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Adrienne Cimino
6 years ago

This should be respected, not trashed.

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Gary Bodner
6 years ago

This Island should be cleaned and protected. Have to find a balance to display and protect nature from visitors.

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Elio lourenco
6 years ago

There many treasures on the island that will be lost forever

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Sarah Doherty
6 years ago

Why is everyone trying to ruin the beauty of Bucks county!

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Leah Vitale
6 years ago

The island deserves to be cleaned and preserved for environmental & sanctioned recreational purposes. It has a long history that is important to the surrounding communities.

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Margaret Driscoll
6 years ago

Save this island!!!

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Hilda Smith
6 years ago

I have lived in the area just about my whole life and I remember when there was a fair on the island this island is a part of a lot of people's lives and peace of mind spot

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Mattie Thompson
6 years ago

I grew up on the PA side of the island. Please don't destroy.

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Victor Truelove
6 years ago

Keep it clean.

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John Ruszin Jr
6 years ago

I hope it can be developed into some kind of venue that EVERYONE could use

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Anonymous
6 years ago

I do solemnly state to all elected and appointed officials of the State of New Jersey that Burlington Island should never again be used as a site, in any and all cases, for the dumping of dredge spoils. Burlington Island, a part of the Green Acres protected land program, is and should remain a sanctuary for the nesting eagles along with the vast array of bird, animal and aquatic life that make the Island home. Even more importantly, the Island contains multiple Native American Sacred Burial sites that require our honor and respect in perpetuity. Burlington Island should never again be desecrated by the dumping of spoils but rather to be treasured as a beautiful and integral part of American history.