(1) extend the public comment period; (2) revise the plan in a more forward-looking direction to unlock the full recreational, habitat, and commercial potential of this regional treasure; and (3) remove any possibility of further impairment of these resources by heavy industrial activity, nuisances and blight.
The wetlands of South Bay should not be further industrialized; and the public's access to the Hudson River should not be compromised by harsh, incompatible neighboring activities. Future generations will thank those citizens and officials who ensure that this plan is one based in long-term benefits for the many, not in the narrow, short-term concerns of a single corporation.
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Colarusso has shown blatant disregard for the laws and regulations of the City of Hudson and the wishes of its tax-paying citizens, and has thus forfeited its right to have proposed plans to expand its waterfront operations considered by the city. Colarusso has clearly demonstrated that it has not been a good neighbor, and very likely it does not intend to start acting like one in the future.
The Hudson waterfront is a precious human and environmental resource. Do not let it be compromised by unseemly commercial or other development.
Enough with the industrial nonsense. This river front belongs to the people not some big company that doesnt care about our town.
WHY ARE WE STILL TALKING ABOUT THIS. The current plan is trash and ignores everything us locals asked for. Fix it now.
Our waterfront needs to be a place to walk and enjoy nature. Keep the trucks and industrial junk away from South Bay.
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(1) extend the public comment period; (2) revise the plan in a more forward-looking direction to unlock the full recreational, habitat, and commercial potential of this regional treasure; and (3) remove any possibility of further impairment of these resources by heavy industrial activity, nuisances and blight.
The wetlands of South Bay should not be further industrialized; and the public's access to the Hudson River should not be compromised by harsh, incompatible neighboring activities. Future generations will thank those citizens and officials who ensure that this plan is one based in long-term benefits for the many, not in the narrow, short-term concerns of a single corporation.
Use the email friends tab above after you sign to help spread the word.
Updates
March 5, 2010
We just hit 500 signatures on the Waterfront plan. Post this link on your Facebook page right now and text three friends to get them involved today.
Reached 500 supporters
March 3, 2010
Reached 100 supporters
February 19, 2010
February 17, 2010
We are approaching one hundred signatures and need to push harder to get the attention of city officials. Post this link on your Facebook page right now and text three friends to get them to sign.
6 Comments
I am absolutely against Colarusso being issued a CUP for the waterfront dock or the haul road. Their business is out of line with what has been a designated waterfront renewal space. Amazing green energy buildings have been created out of abandoned buildings, featuring stunning pollinator gardens, solar energy and they employ dozens of people .I recommend taking a look at the profoundly beautiful direction our waterfront has taken, read the hundreds of comments from local citizens and business owners. Read Hudson’s city codes: it is impossible to grant the CUP in light of these issues. Time for Colarusso to get out of Hudson’s waterfront for now and forever.
Colarusso has shown blatant disregard for the laws and regulations of the City of Hudson and the wishes of its tax-paying citizens, and has thus forfeited its right to have proposed plans to expand its waterfront operations considered by the city. Colarusso has clearly demonstrated that it has not been a good neighbor, and very likely it does not intend to start acting like one in the future.
The Hudson waterfront is a precious human and environmental resource. Do not let it be compromised by unseemly commercial or other development.
Enough with the industrial nonsense. This river front belongs to the people not some big company that doesnt care about our town.
WHY ARE WE STILL TALKING ABOUT THIS. The current plan is trash and ignores everything us locals asked for. Fix it now.
Our waterfront needs to be a place to walk and enjoy nature. Keep the trucks and industrial junk away from South Bay.
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I am absolutely against Colarusso being issued a CUP for the waterfront dock or the haul road. Their business is out of line with what has been a designated waterfront renewal space. Amazing green energy buildings have been created out of abandoned buildings, featuring stunning pollinator gardens, solar energy and they employ dozens of people .I recommend taking a look at the profoundly beautiful direction our waterfront has taken, read the hundreds of comments from local citizens and business owners. Read Hudson’s city codes: it is impossible to grant the CUP in light of these issues. Time for Colarusso to get out of Hudson’s waterfront for now and forever.