Our Five-Borough Petition to Save Our Parks and Open Spaces
602 Comments
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Jeffrey E Jewell
12 years ago
Please save our green spaces they are too important to let them be lost to developement
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jimmy carbone
12 years ago
I support mark crispin miller and the nyu faculty.
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herbert fein
12 years ago
keep the open space from unnecessary develop ment
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Katherine Lied
12 years ago
We need our Parks and Open Spaces,we don't need to keep blocking the sunligth with more buildings.
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karen kramer
12 years ago
petitions are fine but we need stronger actions
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Pamela Wolff
12 years ago
open space in our city is a fundamental need.
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celia wu
12 years ago
Keep the real estate developers out of our parks. Thank god for A. Berman and Judge Mills.
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CLAUDIA LEVY
12 years ago
We need a livable city for committed citizens. We do not need towers for the rich and public land given over to transient student populations.
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Virginia Stotz
12 years ago
Parkland in Greenwich Village is very limited as it is. The little left makes it liveable. Don't let it be taken away.makes a city liveable
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Richard W. Cutler
12 years ago
As an NYU Law School graduate, I deplore NYU's expansion plan, which can only destroy the area in which it is located.
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Thelma Blitz
12 years ago
Don't take more green from Greenwich Village. It's lost enough already, don't you think?
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Susie Linfield
12 years ago
This project is terrible for NYU (I am a professor there) *and* for the Village. Please support the judge's decision!
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Linda Mason
12 years ago
I hail Judge Donna Mills decision declaring three Greenwich Village parks to be “official” City parkland, and hope that we will continue to save parkland in the city
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Anonymous
12 years ago
protect the city's parks and open spaces!
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Kate Light
12 years ago
Kate Light
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Jack David Marcus
12 years ago
Jack David
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Dr. Arnaldo Ramos
12 years ago
Down with NYU money-making plans
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Ritza Lanns
12 years ago
If this continue there will be a terrible thing for the
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Cynthia Price
12 years ago
Former New Yorker (but always a New Yorker) who loves the city's green spaces
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Allen Hunter
12 years ago
I join with thousands of others in NYC seeking a pledge from Mayor de Blasio to do all in his powers to protect existing parks, playgorunds and gardens; to make them accessible to all; to keep them well-maintained by people making a good wage; and to expand public space available to New Yorkers throughout all the boroughs and for our many visitors each year.
Please save our green spaces they are too important to let them be lost to developement
I support mark crispin miller and the nyu faculty.
keep the open space from unnecessary develop ment
We need our Parks and Open Spaces,we don't need to keep blocking the sunligth with more buildings.
petitions are fine but we need stronger actions
open space in our city is a fundamental need.
Keep the real estate developers out of our parks. Thank god for A. Berman and Judge Mills.
We need a livable city for committed citizens. We do not need towers for the rich and public land given over to transient student populations.
Parkland in Greenwich Village is very limited as it is. The little left makes it liveable. Don't let it be taken away.makes a city liveable
As an NYU Law School graduate, I deplore NYU's expansion plan, which can only destroy the area in which it is located.
Don't take more green from Greenwich Village. It's lost enough already, don't you think?
This project is terrible for NYU (I am a professor there) *and* for the Village. Please support the judge's decision!
I hail Judge Donna Mills decision declaring three Greenwich Village parks to be “official” City parkland, and hope that we will continue to save parkland in the city
protect the city's parks and open spaces!
Kate Light
Jack David
Down with NYU money-making plans
If this continue there will be a terrible thing for the
Former New Yorker (but always a New Yorker) who loves the city's green spaces
I join with thousands of others in NYC seeking a pledge from Mayor de Blasio to do all in his powers to protect existing parks, playgorunds and gardens; to make them accessible to all; to keep them well-maintained by people making a good wage; and to expand public space available to New Yorkers throughout all the boroughs and for our many visitors each year.