clearly far more costly in the long term for the taxpayer; rethink this once a full environmental impact statement is prepared by a qualified specialist.
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peter t. johnson
11 years ago
clearly far more costly in the long term for the taxpayer; rethink this once a full environmental impact statement is prepared by a qualified specialist.
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Drew Hopkins
11 years ago
This is a significant event, having an impacting one of the Hudson's remaining tidal marshes. This event poses a risk to environmental, scenic, cultural, and future economic considerations.
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Drew Hopkins
11 years ago
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This is a significant event, having an impacting one of the Hudson's remaining tidal marshes. This event poses a risk to environmental, scenic, cultural, and future economic considerations.
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Catherine Cameron
11 years ago
Please protect North Bay
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Catherine Cameron
11 years ago
Please protect North Bay
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Patrick Terenchin
11 years ago
Mt. Merino home owner. The viewshed was ruined with power lines. Don't ruin the ecosystem too.
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Patrick Terenchin
11 years ago
Mt. Merino home owner. The viewshed was ruined with power lines. Don't ruin the ecosystem too.
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brendan w donegan
11 years ago
not only are we damaging our environment, we're damaging our economy!
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brendan w donegan
11 years ago
not only are we damaging our environment, we're damaging our economy!
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John A. Craig
11 years ago
Way to go.
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John A. Craig
11 years ago
Way to go.
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Ian Nitschke
11 years ago
NYSDEC in 2010 stated: "redirectiong storm water flows into South Bay would likely have a negative impact." It follows that the Common Council should prepare an enviroinmental impact statement for the imminent sewer separation project.
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Ian Nitschke
11 years ago
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NYSDEC in 2010 stated: "redirectiong storm water flows into South Bay would likely have a negative impact." It follows that the Common Council should prepare an enviroinmental impact statement for the imminent sewer separation project.
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Karen Frishkoff
11 years ago
I trust that once the Council members understand the possible consequences of the proposed sewer overflow project, they will act in the community's best interests.
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Karen Frishkoff
11 years ago
I trust that once the Council members understand the possible consequences of the proposed sewer overflow project, they will act in the community's best interests.
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Elsa Leviseur
11 years ago
Storm water runoff is incredibly polluted and should be treated before entering a natural waterway.
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Elsa Leviseur
11 years ago
Storm water runoff is incredibly polluted and should be treated before entering a natural waterway.
Protect North Bay!!!
do the study
clearly far more costly in the long term for the taxpayer; rethink this once a full environmental impact statement is prepared by a qualified specialist.
clearly far more costly in the long term for the taxpayer; rethink this once a full environmental impact statement is prepared by a qualified specialist.
This is a significant event, having an impacting one of the Hudson's remaining tidal marshes. This event poses a risk to environmental, scenic, cultural, and future economic considerations.
This is a significant event, having an impacting one of the Hudson's remaining tidal marshes. This event poses a risk to environmental, scenic, cultural, and future economic considerations.
Please protect North Bay
Please protect North Bay
Mt. Merino home owner. The viewshed was ruined with power lines. Don't ruin the ecosystem too.
Mt. Merino home owner. The viewshed was ruined with power lines. Don't ruin the ecosystem too.
not only are we damaging our environment, we're damaging our economy!
not only are we damaging our environment, we're damaging our economy!
Way to go.
Way to go.
NYSDEC in 2010 stated: "redirectiong storm water flows into South Bay would likely have a negative impact." It follows that the Common Council should prepare an enviroinmental impact statement for the imminent sewer separation project.
NYSDEC in 2010 stated: "redirectiong storm water flows into South Bay would likely have a negative impact." It follows that the Common Council should prepare an enviroinmental impact statement for the imminent sewer separation project.
I trust that once the Council members understand the possible consequences of the proposed sewer overflow project, they will act in the community's best interests.
I trust that once the Council members understand the possible consequences of the proposed sewer overflow project, they will act in the community's best interests.
Storm water runoff is incredibly polluted and should be treated before entering a natural waterway.
Storm water runoff is incredibly polluted and should be treated before entering a natural waterway.