there is already so much noise on the street. it's impossible to get any sleep uninterrupted people leaving the bars and restaurants on this street. this will make the situation eve worse.
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Marjorie Greenberg
12 years ago
This further erodes family life on W. 10 Street
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John Pollack
12 years ago
Please, stop the Niagara Falls of liquor that is ruining 10th Street!
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Dr. Jennifer Scott
12 years ago
This is an outrageous request, which Community Board 2 should know to reject outright.
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Sheldon Krimsky
12 years ago
There are more than its share of liquor establishments on this street.
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Laura Godwin
12 years ago
The city is selling its residents out! Where's our new mayor when we need him?
This is not a NIMBY thing. We all chose to live in the West Village because of its character and a level of noise and activity is part of that, but there is a point at which you go past what is reasonable. Does anyone think 30 licenses in a two block area is still “reasonable”.
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Tim Moore
12 years ago
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We have been inundated in our neighborhood by so many new bars and restaurants; one more is just not necessary. There are beer and wine licenses within 100 feet, and 3 or 4 full liquor licenses within 100 feet of this location (7 licenses!!!). Do we really need an 8th?
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adamkost
12 years ago
no
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Alan Fried
12 years ago
The quality of life for residents of the West Village is RAPIDLY deteriorating. We do not need anymore full service restaurants with full liquor licences and all the problems that come with it. Vote no for liquor license approval.
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susan woodland
12 years ago
Please do not approve this liquor license
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Laurie Fried
12 years ago
Quality of life for residents of the West Village is RAPIDLY deteriorating. We do not need anymore full service restaurants with full liquor licences and all the problems that come with it. Vote no for liquor license approval.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Our street has too many full liquor licenses and establishments currently do not control crowds and disruptive behavior of patrons.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
I'm very concerned about this restaurant moving in due to noise, safety, and crowd issues.
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Elizabeth Sabo
12 years ago
Please do not approve a second SLA licensing for this building. It would be end game for the quality of life for residents.
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Anya Chibis
12 years ago
I live here with a roomate and would hate to have 2 liquor restaurants/bars downstairs
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mikhail galustov
12 years ago
hi there
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Anonymous
12 years ago
I am very concerned about PRIME 135 entering our building, both because of the noise issues as well as security problems having a full liquor license on our ground floor will bring.
I live on 10 th st in the past year
there is already so much noise on the street. it's impossible to get any sleep uninterrupted people leaving the bars and restaurants on this street. this will make the situation eve worse.
This further erodes family life on W. 10 Street
Please, stop the Niagara Falls of liquor that is ruining 10th Street!
This is an outrageous request, which Community Board 2 should know to reject outright.
There are more than its share of liquor establishments on this street.
The city is selling its residents out! Where's our new mayor when we need him?
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This is not a NIMBY thing. We all chose to live in the West Village because of its character and a level of noise and activity is part of that, but there is a point at which you go past what is reasonable. Does anyone think 30 licenses in a two block area is still “reasonable”.
We have been inundated in our neighborhood by so many new bars and restaurants; one more is just not necessary. There are beer and wine licenses within 100 feet, and 3 or 4 full liquor licenses within 100 feet of this location (7 licenses!!!). Do we really need an 8th?
no
The quality of life for residents of the West Village is RAPIDLY deteriorating. We do not need anymore full service restaurants with full liquor licences and all the problems that come with it. Vote no for liquor license approval.
Please do not approve this liquor license
Quality of life for residents of the West Village is RAPIDLY deteriorating. We do not need anymore full service restaurants with full liquor licences and all the problems that come with it. Vote no for liquor license approval.
Our street has too many full liquor licenses and establishments currently do not control crowds and disruptive behavior of patrons.
I'm very concerned about this restaurant moving in due to noise, safety, and crowd issues.
Please do not approve a second SLA licensing for this building. It would be end game for the quality of life for residents.
I live here with a roomate and would hate to have 2 liquor restaurants/bars downstairs
hi there
I am very concerned about PRIME 135 entering our building, both because of the noise issues as well as security problems having a full liquor license on our ground floor will bring.