Seems there's other areas to put the classrooms rather than cut down trees.
Please use some good sense and leave the trees .
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Anonymous
4 months ago
The decision to cut down trees needs to be reconsidered! My children went Cherry Valley and there's no shortage of available space for the new building elsewhere.
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Wyatt Agajan
4 months ago
The loss of this historic park is unacceptable
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Lisa Dobson
4 months ago
do not cut these trees down. find another spot to put new classrooms, there is room for both
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Lilith Rogers1
4 months ago
Yes
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Nan Winters
4 months ago
Please don’t cut the beautiful trees down. We need nature more than ever these days!
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Patty Paula
4 months ago
Save this beautiful little park and all of its trees, please!
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Nigel Fenton
4 months ago
keep the trees
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Nate Gadow
4 months ago
This park is a staple to the community
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Niki
4 months ago
My son attended late 80s-early 90s. Traffic congestion was an issue then, with neighbors complaining about long lines of idling cars every day.
I cannot imagine the impact that a 9,000 square foot building would have. Cherry Valley is a fabulous school model! Are there enough new residents to build another elementary, west side?
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Lola Rolovich
4 months ago
Stop!!!!
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Shelina Moreda
4 months ago
This is sad to see something that’s so against what the neighborhood wants. I’m supporting the neighborhood against this.
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Wesley Klein
4 months ago
Save the park
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Brian powell
4 months ago
This is absurd. The school schools are already in a $6 million budget crisis that’s only getting worse. They’re laying people off. I know hypothetically people claim the money doesn’t come from the same place but that’s BS. One way street in a community that barely has any junior high school age kids attending the two junior high schools that are already available for the students to attend. that’s the wrong place for a two-story building coming from a school that teaches children to preserve nature and that global warming is real yet they need to cut down a bunch of trees to put a junior high school that is not even needed. Those students can attend either of the two or three other junior high schools that are already available here in the community. We don’t need to spend that money on that that’s for crazy people
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Jay Martinage
4 months ago
This area lacks public green space and you’re going to take some of it away? Who thought this through and approved this?
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Anonymous
4 months ago
This is absurd. There are too many kids going to that school from all over town—the traffic is horrible. Are the city and neighborhood going to approve a road widening project too? Who is paying for all of this? They need to move to a different location.
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Janice Austin
4 months ago
Please pause the project to address the environmental impact the current plan has, as there will be needless destruction of the well-established tree canopy on the school property. A better plan needs to be in place. Thank you.
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Jennifer Steger
4 months ago
As a local who raised 3 sons in Petaluma and still live here we are allagainst this destruction. Shame on whoever thought it and brought it to table. Shae on the rest of you for approving it.
Don’t destroy everything in Petaluma for a buck!
Save the trees !!
Seems there's other areas to put the classrooms rather than cut down trees. Please use some good sense and leave the trees .
The decision to cut down trees needs to be reconsidered! My children went Cherry Valley and there's no shortage of available space for the new building elsewhere.
The loss of this historic park is unacceptable
do not cut these trees down. find another spot to put new classrooms, there is room for both
Yes
Please don’t cut the beautiful trees down. We need nature more than ever these days!
Save this beautiful little park and all of its trees, please!
keep the trees
This park is a staple to the community
My son attended late 80s-early 90s. Traffic congestion was an issue then, with neighbors complaining about long lines of idling cars every day. I cannot imagine the impact that a 9,000 square foot building would have. Cherry Valley is a fabulous school model! Are there enough new residents to build another elementary, west side?
Stop!!!!
This is sad to see something that’s so against what the neighborhood wants. I’m supporting the neighborhood against this.
Save the park
This is absurd. The school schools are already in a $6 million budget crisis that’s only getting worse. They’re laying people off. I know hypothetically people claim the money doesn’t come from the same place but that’s BS. One way street in a community that barely has any junior high school age kids attending the two junior high schools that are already available for the students to attend. that’s the wrong place for a two-story building coming from a school that teaches children to preserve nature and that global warming is real yet they need to cut down a bunch of trees to put a junior high school that is not even needed. Those students can attend either of the two or three other junior high schools that are already available here in the community. We don’t need to spend that money on that that’s for crazy people
This area lacks public green space and you’re going to take some of it away? Who thought this through and approved this?
This is absurd. There are too many kids going to that school from all over town—the traffic is horrible. Are the city and neighborhood going to approve a road widening project too? Who is paying for all of this? They need to move to a different location.
Please pause the project to address the environmental impact the current plan has, as there will be needless destruction of the well-established tree canopy on the school property. A better plan needs to be in place. Thank you.
As a local who raised 3 sons in Petaluma and still live here we are allagainst this destruction. Shame on whoever thought it and brought it to table. Shae on the rest of you for approving it.