Preserve a Historic San Diego Site: North Chapel at Liberty Station NTC
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John Howard
8 years ago
This historic chapel should NOT be ruined by turning it into another commercial money-maker for McMillin. This chapel is part of San Diego's, Point Loma's, and the Navy's proud heritage and its historical value should be respected and maintained for public use.
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susan duva
8 years ago
Lets preserve this beautiful historic chapel as a chapel. Really we have plenty of restaurants. It would be a real shame to convert this beautiful chapel into a restaurant. I couldn't be more opposed.
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Elaine Gonzalez
8 years ago
We need God everywhere!
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Please maintain this sacred place
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Why would you want to tear down a beautiful and unique chapel? No more restaurants! There are already too many in the area.
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Rosalind Thomas
8 years ago
Absolutely do NOT change this historic church into a restaurant.
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Lori Jerman
8 years ago
This is an historic, beautiful and actively used site. It would be a travesty to turn it into another restaurant or concert venue. We have plenty of those throughout the county, but this is a unique and historic site that must be preserved!!
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Roger Moyers
8 years ago
We should see an open accounting of operational costs to maintain the chapel.
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Nadine Kalmonson
8 years ago
oh yeah! this has to be kept as a chapel for all to enjoy. LS has enough resturants
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DR Murphy
8 years ago
Enough already! Leave the historic North Chapel alone!
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Lucy Nash
8 years ago
McMillan already has a website for the North Chapel redevelopment!! What gall. No! Stand up and don't. let McMillan usurp this landmark.
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Paul Grande
8 years ago
As former recruit and BlueJacket choir member at the chapel and site of my daughter’s wedding, I am opposed to converting it to a retail use!
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Allan Mina
8 years ago
You should know that persecuting any people only deposits more funds in the spiritual coffers
Leave the alter and church as it is, otherwise it’s just a matter of time before you empty that church as well.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
This chapel must be saved for faithful Catholics. Every prayer counts.
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Janet E Rainey
8 years ago
One less restaurant is OK.
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Norvalene Paden
8 years ago
I am 82 years old. I am sadden by the consideration that this chapel might be desecrated by making it a commercial venue. Please let it remain as part of our history of NTC
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George Codina
8 years ago
Save the Chapel
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Jon Belsha
8 years ago
Save the chapel for it's original purpose for purpetuity. No developement hanges!
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Jenny Lamott
8 years ago
Please save the Chapel!
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Doris DeYoung
8 years ago
This is an historic site and would not be “underused” if it were a chapel instead of a business venture for McMillan. McMillan has made their big bucks and do not need more money by turning a chapel into a commercial venture. McMillan, do the right thing.
This historic chapel should NOT be ruined by turning it into another commercial money-maker for McMillin. This chapel is part of San Diego's, Point Loma's, and the Navy's proud heritage and its historical value should be respected and maintained for public use.
Lets preserve this beautiful historic chapel as a chapel. Really we have plenty of restaurants. It would be a real shame to convert this beautiful chapel into a restaurant. I couldn't be more opposed.
We need God everywhere!
Please maintain this sacred place
Why would you want to tear down a beautiful and unique chapel? No more restaurants! There are already too many in the area.
Absolutely do NOT change this historic church into a restaurant.
This is an historic, beautiful and actively used site. It would be a travesty to turn it into another restaurant or concert venue. We have plenty of those throughout the county, but this is a unique and historic site that must be preserved!!
We should see an open accounting of operational costs to maintain the chapel.
oh yeah! this has to be kept as a chapel for all to enjoy. LS has enough resturants
Enough already! Leave the historic North Chapel alone!
McMillan already has a website for the North Chapel redevelopment!! What gall. No! Stand up and don't. let McMillan usurp this landmark.
As former recruit and BlueJacket choir member at the chapel and site of my daughter’s wedding, I am opposed to converting it to a retail use!
You should know that persecuting any people only deposits more funds in the spiritual coffers Leave the alter and church as it is, otherwise it’s just a matter of time before you empty that church as well.
This chapel must be saved for faithful Catholics. Every prayer counts.
One less restaurant is OK.
I am 82 years old. I am sadden by the consideration that this chapel might be desecrated by making it a commercial venue. Please let it remain as part of our history of NTC
Save the Chapel
Save the chapel for it's original purpose for purpetuity. No developement hanges!
Please save the Chapel!
This is an historic site and would not be “underused” if it were a chapel instead of a business venture for McMillan. McMillan has made their big bucks and do not need more money by turning a chapel into a commercial venture. McMillan, do the right thing.