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Our Five-Borough Petition to Save Our Parks and Open Spaces

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Alexis Pace
12 years ago

Stop the NYU monopoly from destroying what's left of public green space!

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Amy Berkov
12 years ago

Community gardens help make NYC livable for all.

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Peter Cramer
12 years ago

Parks are not a commodity to be bought and sold to appease developers.

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Rebecca Karl
12 years ago

the University should not be appropriating public space for private gain. Parks are parks. Let the public enjoy them.

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Rebecca Karl
12 years ago

The University should not appropriate public property in the name of private gain. Parks are parks. Leave them to the public to enjoy.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

NYC resident and Park and Garden devotee, please we need them preserved!

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Effie Serlis
12 years ago

every green space and more makes New York a livable city

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Susan Richman
12 years ago

The university needs to show respect for its tenured faculty, adjunct faculty, students and neighbors.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Save all the green spaces in the city, we need these more than new buildings..

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Pari Sara Shirazi
12 years ago

Please save the parks and expand them. There is only human traffic in NYC.

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Bill LoSasso
12 years ago

Community gardens strengthen communities

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Anonymous
12 years ago

I support NYU faculty and the Village community in demanding the NYU administration work with the community at large in planning this initiative.

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Jenna Osiason
12 years ago

keep open spaces open. The quality of life is already severly impeded by ever more real estate development.

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Carolyn Ratcliffe
12 years ago

Please do not appeal the decision to save La Guardia Garden, a much need green oasis in the midst of a congested area. the people who live in NYC deserve a respite from the massive over development proposed for this already crowded area of NYC.

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Kathryn Herr
12 years ago

Hopefully it is a new era in NYC where we move beyond the Bloomberg years where community voice was rarely heard nor honored.

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Gar Smith
12 years ago

These proposed high-rises are out of proportion to the Village and serve only marginal "academic" needs. The attempted expropriation and destruction of public parklands is an outrage. In the absence of any rational rationale, this whole enterprise (and the blind eagerness to press ahead regardless of even a judge's orders) suggests what we are facing is the pursuit of a developer's wet-dream.

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Dennis Mahony
12 years ago

NYU the academic institution is scholarly, but "NYU, Inc." are unscholastic profiteers.

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Pat O'Hara
12 years ago

Pat

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Elizabeth Diggs
12 years ago

The Sexton plan will destroy Greenwich Village, one of the most beautiful neighborhoods in the city. NYU is already too big and should be reduced in size, not expanded. The sidewalks are clogged with NYU students. Every building that NYU buys is stripped of its character and turned into a characterless, bland space both inside and out. Sexton is a megalomaniac fraud. If his plan succeeds, it will be a tragedy for the city and the world.

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Gary Anderson
12 years ago

NYU should not build the zipper building against the unanymous disapproval of Community Board 2