PART2 - No "PATH" Bike Road through Henderson Mill Creek Floodplain!
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Kathryn Kolb
1 year ago
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Our last great greenspaces and urban forest habitats must be protected for the future. I love rails to trails paths and am an avid bicyclist, but our last best greenspaces must not sacrificed for the convenience of a paved trail plan when there are other excellent, safe alternatives. With simple, common sense planning we can very successfully have both. We must all be committed to doing the right thing for this extraordinary greenspace.
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Anonymous
1 year ago
NO !!!!!!
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michele von hacke
2 years ago
No PATH through Henderson Mill Creek Floodplain
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Charles Scott
2 years ago
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Mary Silver
2 years ago
I use this park often and it’s very important to me NOT to pave the footpaths.
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Hunter Liu
2 years ago
Build bike routes next to sidewalks, or use part of the existing sidewalk - this has been done in many countries. Why destroy nature?
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jeffrey c Yackel
2 years ago
Please don't build this awful path make our houses flood. We're decent people and work hard in life.
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Anonymous
2 years ago
Save the entire Henderson Mill Creek floodplain.
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Anonymous
2 years ago
Stay nowhere near the creeks or floodplains and away from Cravey Trail NE please!
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Anonymous
2 years ago
Please don’t mess up natural habitat for this.
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Denise Louise Moore
2 years ago
No, keep this natural, stop this
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Cissy Allen Flanigan
2 years ago
We do not want this!!! It will be an eye sore, lower the value of our home, desecrate the wildlife that we feed (deer, birds, raccoons, etc) , and lower our property value!!! No no no!
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Ray Dingledine
2 years ago
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I am opposed to the plan for a walking trail through the Henderson Creek flood plain, The flood plain will not survive the environmental impact and the neighborhood is not designed for the influx of people the trail will bring. I encourage you to vote no on including the Henderson Creek flood plain in the plan.
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Sherry Edwards
2 years ago
The Henderson Creek area is not an appropriate place to put a walk-through. The flood plane is an area that will not survive the impact either environmentally or by human effects and behavior.
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Charles Nelson
2 years ago
Do not destroy the wetlands.
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Sharon M Nelson
2 years ago
Do not disturb/destroy this natural habitat!
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Penny A halkos
2 years ago
Mercer must be made aware this imposition into a residential area along with flora and fauna, forested trees, beautiful birds and wildlife this is environmental issue. Universities are the spokespersons for the environment. Don’t do this!! Doesn’t make any sense when there can be an alternative
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Ken Yeager
2 years ago
Please consider the alternative route being proposed!
Our last great greenspaces and urban forest habitats must be protected for the future. I love rails to trails paths and am an avid bicyclist, but our last best greenspaces must not sacrificed for the convenience of a paved trail plan when there are other excellent, safe alternatives. With simple, common sense planning we can very successfully have both. We must all be committed to doing the right thing for this extraordinary greenspace.
NO !!!!!!
No PATH through Henderson Mill Creek Floodplain
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I use this park often and it’s very important to me NOT to pave the footpaths.
Build bike routes next to sidewalks, or use part of the existing sidewalk - this has been done in many countries. Why destroy nature?
Please don't build this awful path make our houses flood. We're decent people and work hard in life.
Save the entire Henderson Mill Creek floodplain.
Stay nowhere near the creeks or floodplains and away from Cravey Trail NE please!
Please don’t mess up natural habitat for this.
No, keep this natural, stop this
We do not want this!!! It will be an eye sore, lower the value of our home, desecrate the wildlife that we feed (deer, birds, raccoons, etc) , and lower our property value!!! No no no!
I am opposed to the plan for a walking trail through the Henderson Creek flood plain, The flood plain will not survive the environmental impact and the neighborhood is not designed for the influx of people the trail will bring. I encourage you to vote no on including the Henderson Creek flood plain in the plan.
The Henderson Creek area is not an appropriate place to put a walk-through. The flood plane is an area that will not survive the impact either environmentally or by human effects and behavior.
Do not destroy the wetlands.
Do not disturb/destroy this natural habitat!
Mercer must be made aware this imposition into a residential area along with flora and fauna, forested trees, beautiful birds and wildlife this is environmental issue. Universities are the spokespersons for the environment. Don’t do this!! Doesn’t make any sense when there can be an alternative
Please consider the alternative route being proposed!
Please move the path away from Cravey Drive.
Do not build