We have more than enough walking trails in Warrington already
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Helen M Toutkoushian
3 years ago
Keep the Mill Creek Preserve natural - we have already destroyed too much land from our nature habitat!
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joseph j gombar
3 years ago
Stop plan
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Michael Murphy
3 years ago
I demand that we keep what open space that we have left for our wildlife! The spaces are becoming far and few. Enough building in our Township!
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Theresa Taylor
3 years ago
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We do not need any more walking trails in Warrington, I see how unkept the trail between warringtin oaks and high gate developments have deteriorated
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Helen Ferry Conlan
3 years ago
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I walk at Bradford Dam trail and it is not maintained as it should be , our Township cannot take on another area to care for!!!
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Kathleen Sharp
3 years ago
Save our trees and land
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Anonymous
3 years ago
There is so little open, natural space left in Warrington - please preserve this space and let the wildlife keep their home.
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Judith Yeager
3 years ago
Keep precious open space natural. No man made “improvements” will not help.
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Anonymous
3 years ago
Stop this ridiculous spending and raising of our local taxes.
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Joseph Kirby
3 years ago
Average Budget deficit for each of the last 3 yrs is $1 MILLION. Don’t raise taxes again. Stop spending.
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Rebecca Bevilacqua
3 years ago
How many walking trails and man made curated parks does this area need?!?! Let the animals and plants be JMJ spend the money on the veterans seriously just stop it’s enough
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Antoinette Walsh
3 years ago
Save our open spaces!
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Anonymous
3 years ago
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Enough is enough! The area is already overdeveloped and paved over. There is no need to destroy any more beautiful natural space for yet another walking path! We are not the only creatures who live here.
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Rick Peacock
3 years ago
Warrington is over populated.
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Linda H Carter
3 years ago
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Looks like you are planning to eliminate the poor deer that already have no places to go due to overdevelopment. They are being hit by cars all over the place.
“invasive species can thrive with little competition. Controlling deer and invasive plants should be a high priority for management. The loss of ash trees by the emerald ash borer is another “.
And, how much is this going to cost the Warrington taxpayers?
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William Rolland
3 years ago
No additional expenditures that require borrowing
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Michelle Mellor
3 years ago
There is no need to disturb all of the wildlife that lives back there. Please keep it natural Preserve
Keep it natural.
We have more than enough walking trails in Warrington already
Keep the Mill Creek Preserve natural - we have already destroyed too much land from our nature habitat!
Stop plan
I demand that we keep what open space that we have left for our wildlife! The spaces are becoming far and few. Enough building in our Township!
We do not need any more walking trails in Warrington, I see how unkept the trail between warringtin oaks and high gate developments have deteriorated
I walk at Bradford Dam trail and it is not maintained as it should be , our Township cannot take on another area to care for!!!
Save our trees and land
There is so little open, natural space left in Warrington - please preserve this space and let the wildlife keep their home.
Keep precious open space natural. No man made “improvements” will not help.
Stop this ridiculous spending and raising of our local taxes.
Average Budget deficit for each of the last 3 yrs is $1 MILLION. Don’t raise taxes again. Stop spending.
How many walking trails and man made curated parks does this area need?!?! Let the animals and plants be JMJ spend the money on the veterans seriously just stop it’s enough
Save our open spaces!
Enough is enough! The area is already overdeveloped and paved over. There is no need to destroy any more beautiful natural space for yet another walking path! We are not the only creatures who live here.
Warrington is over populated.
Looks like you are planning to eliminate the poor deer that already have no places to go due to overdevelopment. They are being hit by cars all over the place. “invasive species can thrive with little competition. Controlling deer and invasive plants should be a high priority for management. The loss of ash trees by the emerald ash borer is another “. And, how much is this going to cost the Warrington taxpayers?
No additional expenditures that require borrowing
There is no need to disturb all of the wildlife that lives back there. Please keep it natural Preserve
Can I get a hell yeah