PART2 - No "PATH" Bike Road through Henderson Mill Creek Floodplain!
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Bill Miller
1 year ago
It's unforgivable to destroy any of this ecosystem when there are viable alternatives. In this case, the alternatives are better and cheaper.
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Luann N Broderson
1 year ago
I support this petition
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Wendy Keith-Ott
1 year ago
Recent weather events have demonstrated the importance of wetlands. Please don't endanger the environment with unnecessary construction.
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Deborah Hull
1 year ago
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Surely there is an alternative solution. Paving over a flood plain seems likely to create a large problem for property owners down the road. As much as I am for recreational paths that encourage healthy habits, let’s not do so at the expense of our environment—at the expense of our investments. Protect Dekalb property owners and the natural benefit of the flood plain by coming up with an environmentally and innovation solution!
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John Eberhart
1 year ago
Development DESTROYS wildlife habitat. Unnecessary, anti-nature, anti-environment. Leave this oasis for aquatic species and migratory birds alone.
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Joan Bruce
1 year ago
I want dekalb county to consider the flowers rd alternative .
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Weining Tang
1 year ago
Please protect the flood plain. We CAN coexist with nature.
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JD McFarlan
1 year ago
We need to protect more wild land.
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Amanda Seamon
1 year ago
Please leave nature alone. Please don't do what my city has done, we have bears, deer, raccoons, etc. Who have no where to go but streets, they end up dying and NOBODY uses these concrete nightmares.
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Anonymous
1 year ago
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Please do not impact a necessary and beneficial wetland. The residents don't want this, and it could have a negative impact on both the wetland and the adjacent property owners being an active floodplain.
Any development other than what is necessary will have a negative impact on a registered wetland, and the law says alternative options must be pursued if available before impacting a Georgia wetland. There are other options that don't impact the wetland, so this bike road may not be immune to future litigation if it causes damages.
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vinnnie doran
1 year ago
against any work in flood plan
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Gayle Yeager
1 year ago
Please consider the alternative bike routing (Flowers Rd -> Brandywine) for this western portion. Do not destroy our beautiful neighborhood.
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John Leonard
1 year ago
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Please do not destroy the Mercer floodplain! The bike road can be connected via Flowers Rd and/or Brandywine. Stay out of the floodplain! The bike road is not welcomed in the floodplain.
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Meredith Walters
1 year ago
I support bike paths, but they shouldn't damage fragile local ecosystems.
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Bill Robertson
1 year ago
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This appears to be a behind the scenes action by someone or more in the DeKalb government to push the PATH plan without looking at possible alternatives. Just because the overall PATH plan is commendable some pieces of the plan should not receive a rubber stamp.
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Victoria
1 year ago
Save the entire flood plain, no paving.
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Victoria Webb
1 year ago
Opposed to concrete bike paths through floodplains- everywhere.
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Lisa Beale
1 year ago
Please leave this natural space natural, for the benefit of our environment, our wildlife and our neighbors. I oppose any plans to put any concrete or cement or other hardscape materials anywhere in the HMC floodplain. Thank you for preserving our precious natural spaces!
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Thomas Kessler
1 year ago
No bike path! It will damage the hydrogeologic integrity of the area.
It's unforgivable to destroy any of this ecosystem when there are viable alternatives. In this case, the alternatives are better and cheaper.
I support this petition
Recent weather events have demonstrated the importance of wetlands. Please don't endanger the environment with unnecessary construction.
Surely there is an alternative solution. Paving over a flood plain seems likely to create a large problem for property owners down the road. As much as I am for recreational paths that encourage healthy habits, let’s not do so at the expense of our environment—at the expense of our investments. Protect Dekalb property owners and the natural benefit of the flood plain by coming up with an environmentally and innovation solution!
Development DESTROYS wildlife habitat. Unnecessary, anti-nature, anti-environment. Leave this oasis for aquatic species and migratory birds alone.
I want dekalb county to consider the flowers rd alternative .
Please protect the flood plain. We CAN coexist with nature.
We need to protect more wild land.
Please leave nature alone. Please don't do what my city has done, we have bears, deer, raccoons, etc. Who have no where to go but streets, they end up dying and NOBODY uses these concrete nightmares.
Please do not impact a necessary and beneficial wetland. The residents don't want this, and it could have a negative impact on both the wetland and the adjacent property owners being an active floodplain. Any development other than what is necessary will have a negative impact on a registered wetland, and the law says alternative options must be pursued if available before impacting a Georgia wetland. There are other options that don't impact the wetland, so this bike road may not be immune to future litigation if it causes damages.
against any work in flood plan
Please consider the alternative bike routing (Flowers Rd -> Brandywine) for this western portion. Do not destroy our beautiful neighborhood.
Please do not destroy the Mercer floodplain! The bike road can be connected via Flowers Rd and/or Brandywine. Stay out of the floodplain! The bike road is not welcomed in the floodplain.
I support bike paths, but they shouldn't damage fragile local ecosystems.
This appears to be a behind the scenes action by someone or more in the DeKalb government to push the PATH plan without looking at possible alternatives. Just because the overall PATH plan is commendable some pieces of the plan should not receive a rubber stamp.
Save the entire flood plain, no paving.
Opposed to concrete bike paths through floodplains- everywhere.
Please leave this natural space natural, for the benefit of our environment, our wildlife and our neighbors. I oppose any plans to put any concrete or cement or other hardscape materials anywhere in the HMC floodplain. Thank you for preserving our precious natural spaces!
No bike path! It will damage the hydrogeologic integrity of the area.
Save the whole creek!