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Push back the EIS Timeline. Push back the Scoping Meeting.

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Jeannie Holohan
9 years ago Featured

There is a dire need, especially with the incoming administration, to have more transparency in the impacts to all areas in all facets. More consideration and conversation must be afforded to all residents in the area. The large scale impact it will have to a low sea level area infrastructure and an increase in occupancy, which long term can affect school zones are a few of many concerns that are plausible enough to grant this gesture. Yes, Land's End deserves the extension to examine ALL aspects of this project!

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Domhnall O'Donnchadha
9 years ago

I'm sincerely shocked and distressed by the ease with which developers are running through the neighborhood.

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Aaron Gonzalez
9 years ago Featured

The Developers claim they want community involvement, but they are not Listening! With the approval of Dept. of City Planning this very complex process has been rushed at a dizzying speed. They need to extend the time-line to give the community the ability to first fully understand what is happening then they can give beneficial input.

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Lizandra Rivera
9 years ago

I am in accordance with the contents of this petition. Our residents and community deserve better than what these developers and their representatives have put forth. We want real and meaningful community engagement. We know what we want and need and should be given the opportunity to express them without being dictated, lied and manipulated by outsiders. Let us continue to unite so our voices can be heard loud and clear.

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Gabriel Reyes
9 years ago

Enough!

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Grace Mak
9 years ago Featured

We urge you to push back the time-line as more genuine community engagement needs to happen with the residents who live here. This wave of luxury developments will completely transform the grass roots, characteristics and the landscape of this community/neighborhood.

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David Leung
9 years ago

Push back the time-line as the community needs more community engagements.

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Aida Adams
9 years ago

Pushback timeline and also, buildings should not be constructed so tall...it's ridiculous.....

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Anonymous
9 years ago

We need middle and low income housing not these "luxury towers" that will destroy our community.

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Naomi Pena
9 years ago

if you true and meaningful engagement respect the the wishes of the community to extend the timeline!

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William Hernandez
9 years ago

The two bridges neighborhood don't need luxury tower. It needs more affordable units for the residents and over crowded house holds and veterans and city employees in the community. We need to stand together. Don't take our traditions away.

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Michele Burger
9 years ago

We need more low cost housing. Affordable housing is too expensive for most people living in this community, including seniors and people with disabilities.

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Diane Olavarria
9 years ago

Push date

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Modesta Nunez
9 years ago

We need affordable housing, senior representation and minority advocates

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Susan Sherman
9 years ago

Yes please. I have lived in this community for 28 years and now i am homeless also. HELP

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Marc S Richardson
9 years ago Featured

We need REAL Community Engagement and Responsiveness to community needs. Two Bridges does NOT need more luxury housing. We need a greater share of affordable housing and a specific affordability standard that is appropriate for this community. We need lower density housing and more community facilities and a large affordable supermarket. We need our community to be thoroughly engaged so the REAL needs of the community are being served!