Please schedule a meeting to make sure that unlimited development money does not trump neighborhood concerns, the preservation of sensitive environment, and the law.
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Michel LEBAS
12 years ago
The loss of the Batelle-Talaris campus woiuld be a trremendous loss for the city and for Laurelhurst. Beyons the loss of a de facto public park, the population created by this development would clog an already saturated road system. Montlake Bridge or the 45th street ramp cannot accommodate the additona ltraffic that would be created by the development of the Batelle-Talaris campus. McCaw has to be stopped. He plays dirty. How much money is enough money?
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Ramona Memmer
12 years ago
To keep this a beautiful environmentally conscience city, we need all the green space we have. Please do not allow this loss.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Please don't leave the neighbors out of this process
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Scott Hines
12 years ago
Please grant a hearing on this historic and environmentally sensitive site in our community.
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Rachel Howard-Hines
12 years ago
Please bring this property owner into compliance with their responsibilities under the Seattle Land Use Code, and help protect capricious and poorly communicated changes to the site, without an opportunity for community input.
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Berta Cohen
12 years ago
This property deserves historic Landmark status!
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Karina Kunins
12 years ago
I am a laurelhurst neighbor and would just wish the council would consider the long term effects of any proposal. Please do not destroy a beautiful space and an asset to our community. Thank you...
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Heather Howard
12 years ago
Please preserve this cherished landmark.
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Robin Chalmers
12 years ago
This is not a good situation at all to lose this gem with so little green space already. If I wish to take my grandchildren to see some grass I would have to take them to Husky Stadium and that's artificial. Let's keep this site as it is.
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Gale Barre
12 years ago
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I am a past president of the Laurelhurst Community Club and am gravely concerned about project 3015404. Between Children's Hospital and this Battelle development, there will be no green space left in NE Seattle. a tragedy.
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Mary Bicknell
12 years ago
This gem must be saved. It would seem that there are wetland issues that should be addressed as well as this beautiful space.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Of what little undeveloped open space remains in urban areas (and particularly environmentally critical areas), that should be preserved and restored for the tranquility and outdoor recreation it can provide our increasingly dense neighborhoods. Look at Good Shepherd Center and Meridian Playground in Wallingford.
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Ethel M Story
12 years ago
There should be a public meeting scheduled
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Amanda Boden
12 years ago
No on Talaris!!!!
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Joyce Jacobs
12 years ago
Project No 3015404 needs a public meetingto facilitte understanding an comment (Seattle Land Use Code 23.76.015 A2. thank you.
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Bill Greene
12 years ago
Project will destroy waterfowl habitat(pond)
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Anonymous
12 years ago
LET'S NOT DESTROY OPEN SPACE
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Jonathan Nelson
12 years ago
Agreed!
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Heather Newman
12 years ago
PLease schedule a meeting for after the holidays so as many neighbors as possible can attend.
Please schedule a meeting to make sure that unlimited development money does not trump neighborhood concerns, the preservation of sensitive environment, and the law.
The loss of the Batelle-Talaris campus woiuld be a trremendous loss for the city and for Laurelhurst. Beyons the loss of a de facto public park, the population created by this development would clog an already saturated road system. Montlake Bridge or the 45th street ramp cannot accommodate the additona ltraffic that would be created by the development of the Batelle-Talaris campus. McCaw has to be stopped. He plays dirty. How much money is enough money?
To keep this a beautiful environmentally conscience city, we need all the green space we have. Please do not allow this loss.
Please don't leave the neighbors out of this process
Please grant a hearing on this historic and environmentally sensitive site in our community.
Please bring this property owner into compliance with their responsibilities under the Seattle Land Use Code, and help protect capricious and poorly communicated changes to the site, without an opportunity for community input.
This property deserves historic Landmark status!
I am a laurelhurst neighbor and would just wish the council would consider the long term effects of any proposal. Please do not destroy a beautiful space and an asset to our community. Thank you...
Please preserve this cherished landmark.
This is not a good situation at all to lose this gem with so little green space already. If I wish to take my grandchildren to see some grass I would have to take them to Husky Stadium and that's artificial. Let's keep this site as it is.
I am a past president of the Laurelhurst Community Club and am gravely concerned about project 3015404. Between Children's Hospital and this Battelle development, there will be no green space left in NE Seattle. a tragedy.
This gem must be saved. It would seem that there are wetland issues that should be addressed as well as this beautiful space.
Of what little undeveloped open space remains in urban areas (and particularly environmentally critical areas), that should be preserved and restored for the tranquility and outdoor recreation it can provide our increasingly dense neighborhoods. Look at Good Shepherd Center and Meridian Playground in Wallingford.
There should be a public meeting scheduled
No on Talaris!!!!
Project No 3015404 needs a public meetingto facilitte understanding an comment (Seattle Land Use Code 23.76.015 A2. thank you.
Project will destroy waterfowl habitat(pond)
LET'S NOT DESTROY OPEN SPACE
Agreed!
PLease schedule a meeting for after the holidays so as many neighbors as possible can attend.