Listen to us, the people who live in the neighborhood - first develop what's there before building new and give us the green space we were promised.
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Sophia Watson
6 years ago
I have grown up in this neighborhood, and I would absolutely hate to see it destroyed all because developers just want more money. Try taking into account people’s preexisting lives and emotions please.
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Johannes Hachmann
6 years ago
These developers and the local politicians that are in their pockets wreck our neighborhoods and communities. Enough!
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Frances French
6 years ago
They already ruined Elmwood. these people don't know when to stop ruining a once great neighborhood.
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Germain Harnden
6 years ago
As a resident in this neighborhood, this is OUR opportunity to make it work for everyone and not only for the developers! Without strategic planning on the part of our city, it's time for us to step up and make our vision of a livable, inclusive and GREEN community a reality!
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Kellee Rose
6 years ago
I agree with Susan C. The people are the neighborhood. Stop trying to turn this into Williamsville South.
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Beth Rosokoff
6 years ago
Green space is important for physical and mental health.
C
Carl Dennis
6 years ago
A big box store that belongs on
Transit has no place in the Elmwood
Village. We need another Guerchio's.
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Eva Hassett
6 years ago
Keep the Elmwood Village a village. I don't want to live in the suburbs. And I want (and we deserve) a park.
A
Andree Lippes
6 years ago
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Once in a lifetime opportunity to do it right for the neighborhood, the city, and the developer’s legacy.
And, yes, I believe s profit is possible from a down scaled development.
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Cindy Ravines
6 years ago
Develop the use of the vacant hospital before any new building is considered.
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Patti anne Cavagnaro
6 years ago
There are so many children in the neighborhood! Let’s give them a space to play and be kids!
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Judy Zeckhauser
6 years ago
Linda, thank you for caring. And thank you David Rivera!
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Barbara McArtney
6 years ago
Please incorporate greenspace and downsize the store to local grocery.
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Susan CNna
6 years ago
These developers need to stop cramming their vision into other people's neighborhoods! If the folks who actually reside in the area, don't want their designs and want more green space instead, they should listen or leave.
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Linda Grllman
6 years ago
I strongly agree with every aspect of this petition. Protecting the future of our neighborhood and Elmwood Village.
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Robbie Butler
6 years ago
Let’s Save OUR community from the developers and politicians and make our Home habitable and green. Long live the green code!
Listen to us, the people who live in the neighborhood - first develop what's there before building new and give us the green space we were promised.
I have grown up in this neighborhood, and I would absolutely hate to see it destroyed all because developers just want more money. Try taking into account people’s preexisting lives and emotions please.
These developers and the local politicians that are in their pockets wreck our neighborhoods and communities. Enough!
They already ruined Elmwood. these people don't know when to stop ruining a once great neighborhood.
As a resident in this neighborhood, this is OUR opportunity to make it work for everyone and not only for the developers! Without strategic planning on the part of our city, it's time for us to step up and make our vision of a livable, inclusive and GREEN community a reality!
I agree with Susan C. The people are the neighborhood. Stop trying to turn this into Williamsville South.
Green space is important for physical and mental health.
A big box store that belongs on Transit has no place in the Elmwood Village. We need another Guerchio's.
Keep the Elmwood Village a village. I don't want to live in the suburbs. And I want (and we deserve) a park.
Once in a lifetime opportunity to do it right for the neighborhood, the city, and the developer’s legacy. And, yes, I believe s profit is possible from a down scaled development.
Develop the use of the vacant hospital before any new building is considered.
There are so many children in the neighborhood! Let’s give them a space to play and be kids!
Linda, thank you for caring. And thank you David Rivera!
Please incorporate greenspace and downsize the store to local grocery.
These developers need to stop cramming their vision into other people's neighborhoods! If the folks who actually reside in the area, don't want their designs and want more green space instead, they should listen or leave.
I strongly agree with every aspect of this petition. Protecting the future of our neighborhood and Elmwood Village.
Let’s Save OUR community from the developers and politicians and make our Home habitable and green. Long live the green code!
We need green space!