PETITION TO THE BRONX BOROUGH OFFICE TO WORK WITH THE COALITION TO SAVE BRUST PARK TO BUY LOT 890 AT 3893 WALDO AVENUE, BRONX NY 10463 FROM DEVELOPE
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Jenna
6 years ago
Please don’t destroy my old neighborhood
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Anonymous
6 years ago
We need the park
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Autumn-Rose Moody
6 years ago
This park is small and cute. I think it should stay
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Ilene Richards
6 years ago
We must save our green spaces!!
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Thomas Owens
6 years ago
Riverdale resident
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Jody Himmelstein
6 years ago
We like our park!
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Carol Goldman
6 years ago
We need all the trees we have and millions more
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Anne R Gallagher
6 years ago
Keep up the good work.
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Jean Chung
6 years ago
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This park is a vital resource to local children, who otherwise would have very little exposure to nature. This green space helps the neighborhood breathe.
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Jim Wacker
6 years ago
There are over a thousand signatures now. Mostly on paper. But more is better. The purchase hasn't happened, yet and the city is dragging its feet.
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Isabel Wacker
6 years ago
Save the green space! Save the Sunlight!
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Karen Atkinson
6 years ago
If the area is historic, won’t they need special permission to do anything? And if anything *is* done,as I understand it, it needs to be within the historical period.
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Evelyn V Ward
7 years ago
What a waste to ruin this beautiful park to put up another building. I lived at 3875 Waldo and I spent many days at this park.
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Anthony Schultz
7 years ago
I will vote based on Brust park
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Asher kahn
7 years ago
This park is vital to my and many others sense of well being
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Carl Lundgren
7 years ago
In an urban environment, parks keep us connected to our biological roots in a rapidly diminishing ecosystem. Save Brust Park and expand all park land.
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Jose Rios
7 years ago
Leave the land alone. It will not be good for Manhattan College. There's enough students across the street no need to add more residents. Parking is a major issue all over the neighborhood so why make it a worse problem.
Keep the park & improve it for the kids since there's not many places for them to play.
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Nick Opich
7 years ago
Don't ruin this beautiful park to line some rich guys pockets
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Carmen Prieto
7 years ago
Enough is enough! Stop spoiling our green spaces with more concrete! Please keep Riverdale / Fieldstone out of developers hands!!!
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Please save Brust Park and stop over development in Riverdale!
Please don’t destroy my old neighborhood
We need the park
This park is small and cute. I think it should stay
We must save our green spaces!!
Riverdale resident
We like our park!
We need all the trees we have and millions more
Keep up the good work.
This park is a vital resource to local children, who otherwise would have very little exposure to nature. This green space helps the neighborhood breathe.
There are over a thousand signatures now. Mostly on paper. But more is better. The purchase hasn't happened, yet and the city is dragging its feet.
Save the green space! Save the Sunlight!
If the area is historic, won’t they need special permission to do anything? And if anything *is* done,as I understand it, it needs to be within the historical period.
What a waste to ruin this beautiful park to put up another building. I lived at 3875 Waldo and I spent many days at this park.
I will vote based on Brust park
This park is vital to my and many others sense of well being
In an urban environment, parks keep us connected to our biological roots in a rapidly diminishing ecosystem. Save Brust Park and expand all park land.
Leave the land alone. It will not be good for Manhattan College. There's enough students across the street no need to add more residents. Parking is a major issue all over the neighborhood so why make it a worse problem. Keep the park & improve it for the kids since there's not many places for them to play.
Don't ruin this beautiful park to line some rich guys pockets
Enough is enough! Stop spoiling our green spaces with more concrete! Please keep Riverdale / Fieldstone out of developers hands!!!
Please save Brust Park and stop over development in Riverdale!