SAVE CHERRY VALLEY PARK

Is there no alternative? There must be.

The District has an arborist now?

The trees are not failing -- please protect these trees! Thanks.

Destroying a 50 yr old park is nonnegotiable! Build on the campus you have, build up on what you already have.

I'm not a neighbor, but I am a resident. How is taking over green space set aside for public use even possible here? Especially in a time where, at least on this side of town, schools have become gated and spaces completely unusable by neighbors. It's kind of mind-blowing.

Keep the park and the trees!

There is room for more classrooms within the school grounds. The park benefits the neighborhood

Please save the park and the trees!!

Stop cutting down trees and creating more traffic!

I am not against expanding educational facilities, but why tear down 29 native trees that contribute to bio diversity and the ecosystem when there is room to add classroom somewhere else? It doesn’t make sense. Please stop this project.

Petaluma Schools must change their plan and put the new buildings on the existing flat surface that already exists. No need to cut down any trees. Be Smart and Earth Conscious!

So many wonderful memories at that beautiful park.

Please rethink this project The park and trees are essential for our community and environment There is ample space for a classroom on campus especially in the rear area of the school

I am Cherry street resident and feel strongly against removing this park and the trees. It is a wonderful asset to Cherry Valley. Families, dogs, birdlife and community need this park!

Build the new buildings in the back of the playground where the ‘temporary’ classrooms are located and leave CV Park alone. Judi Allewelt, former CV teacher of 27 years

Please save the trees and the park. Have community input we need to protect the little green space we have.

keep the trees!

Trees should be saved!!

Both my boys attended CV, the last graduating in the early 2000s. I taught art there in the late 90s, often taking my students down to these lovely trees to appreciate and sketch them. They are healthy and vibrant and a historical treasure absolutely worth saving.

Plant 4 trees for every one you move