Please don't do this. There is far too little woodlands left. Thank you.
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George Gimarc
11 years ago
leave it be.
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Frederic Leglise
11 years ago
Keep the Flag Pole Hill woodlands wild!
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Debbie Town
11 years ago
I am against disrupting the woods of Flag Pole Hill. We must protect the few natural habitats in our city.
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Barbara and Tom Smith
11 years ago
Can't believe they want to destroy the only wooded part of this tract by riddling it with a maze of DIRT BIKE trails! This is the wildlife habitat! A perimeter trail would be one thing--but this is an obscene destruction of a precious urban habitat! In Dallas, one can drive thirty minutes in any direction and be in the country--that is where dirt bike trails should be built!
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James Greer
11 years ago
I oppose the proposed new path and alteration of the area.
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Kathryn Hall
11 years ago
Please do not encroach on the woods with an invasive path.
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Rosemary Janney
11 years ago
Please do not destroy this natural habitat.
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Susan E Anderson
11 years ago
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If you're going to build a path, please follow the one that we've already carved out. Don't disrupt the only remaining natural habitat some of these creatures have. Minimally invasive is still invasive.
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Elizabeth Henderson
11 years ago
You MUST leave this habitat intact for the wildlife and the people who enjoy it.
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Candid Deatherage
11 years ago
this area has been valued for generations and should preserved and left in tact!
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Dale Greer
11 years ago
Dallas doesn't need less habitat, it needs more. If the city wants more trails, they should buy up property to expand open space, instead of breaking up what little we have left.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
leave Flag Pole Hill alone.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
dallas has such few natural habit areas left. Please do what you can to save and protect them.
Thank you!
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Patricia Parrish
11 years ago
The creatures need space to live also. This is unnecessary and destructive to a natural system that is working. Stop messing around with White Rock Lake area!!!
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Jennifer M. Peal
11 years ago
The forests around Flag Pole Hill create a fragile habitat that is already being used to its highest potential. Thank you for your consideration.
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Rachel Carnahan
11 years ago
No no again I say no. I grew up around there and if we lose this habitat the animals will go into neighborhoods and be killed because humans and wildlife don't mix.
Please keep the woods on Flag Pole Hill!
Please don't do this. There is far too little woodlands left. Thank you.
leave it be.
Keep the Flag Pole Hill woodlands wild!
I am against disrupting the woods of Flag Pole Hill. We must protect the few natural habitats in our city.
Can't believe they want to destroy the only wooded part of this tract by riddling it with a maze of DIRT BIKE trails! This is the wildlife habitat! A perimeter trail would be one thing--but this is an obscene destruction of a precious urban habitat! In Dallas, one can drive thirty minutes in any direction and be in the country--that is where dirt bike trails should be built!
I oppose the proposed new path and alteration of the area.
Please do not encroach on the woods with an invasive path.
Please do not destroy this natural habitat.
If you're going to build a path, please follow the one that we've already carved out. Don't disrupt the only remaining natural habitat some of these creatures have. Minimally invasive is still invasive.
You MUST leave this habitat intact for the wildlife and the people who enjoy it.
this area has been valued for generations and should preserved and left in tact!
Dallas doesn't need less habitat, it needs more. If the city wants more trails, they should buy up property to expand open space, instead of breaking up what little we have left.
leave Flag Pole Hill alone.
dallas has such few natural habit areas left. Please do what you can to save and protect them. Thank you!
The creatures need space to live also. This is unnecessary and destructive to a natural system that is working. Stop messing around with White Rock Lake area!!!
The forests around Flag Pole Hill create a fragile habitat that is already being used to its highest potential. Thank you for your consideration.
No no again I say no. I grew up around there and if we lose this habitat the animals will go into neighborhoods and be killed because humans and wildlife don't mix.
voting NO
For the love of nature, please stop.