Canyons are critical and precious in an urban area. Do not destroy our canyons ! Keep your promises to the community.
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christine alkire
9 years ago
Do not build in this sensitive area! This is just wrong for every reason. Destruction of environment here, so rare, in the city, Just stop, please!
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James Beatty
9 years ago
Please save our SDSU canyon. We were promised many years ago that new housing would be built on the east side of the campus and sports facilities would be on the west side of the campus. The proposed housing violates this promise. The canyon is pristine, home to many endangered species, and home to many rare plants. There are many places where new dorms could be built on the east side. Please don't allow the canyon to be destroyed, and please don't let those who live and own housing near the canyon find their homes in the midst of congestion, construction, and no privacy.
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Russ Woodson
9 years ago
Keep open space
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Judy gee
9 years ago
SDSU needs to stay on the south side if I-8 and not able able to take any of the Qualcomm stadium property either.
And we especially dont need a huge dorm in our canyons.
Has no one thought about the micro environments and the critters living in them.
Why should our neighborhood be ruined by more young folks and their cavalier lifestyles while attending school?
SDSU should concentrate on developing more in their current location
We do not need an influx of more traffic and possibly safety issues in our neighborhoods!
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Jeff M
9 years ago
I'm very supportive of new dorms for students at SDSU. But building a sky-scraper next to single family homes is outrageous.
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Kevin McIntire
9 years ago
Save our canyons...build elsewhere!
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Nancy McIntire
9 years ago
Student housing, particularly high-rise buildings (Phase 2 & 3) do NOT belong in residential neighborhoods, particularly if there are other places where they can be located (Qualcom?).
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Gabriela Fulton
9 years ago
Keep with the General Plan. Leave open space, open. We don't need even more crime and traffic. Enough is enough.
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Mindy Donner
9 years ago
If there is a option to building dorms in a canyon; then please do so. Destroying a canyon changes the face of San Diego for generations to come.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Enough is enough. We need to preserve our canyons, plants and trees.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Stop the crazy building!!!!
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John t kortlang
9 years ago
We do not need these buildings in our residential neighborhood . Use the property below in those dumpy apartments that should be torn down anyway
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Mário Newhouse
9 years ago
Sustainability starts here SDSU!
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Mário Newhouse
9 years ago
Sustainability starts here SDSU!
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Michael Livingston
9 years ago
SDSU: Too big to not fail!!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Featured
SDSU grad here - 2700 beds is not a "community" as SDSU claims it wants to create for the sophomores. Use the 14 other sites ID'ed and discarded in the EIR to create smaller dorms where the students living in them will get to know each other and create life long relationships.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Responsible development please SDSU!!!!!!
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Jennifer Fee
9 years ago
Preserve what can still be preserved.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Lets not overdevelop at the expense of our natural environment
Canyons are critical and precious in an urban area. Do not destroy our canyons ! Keep your promises to the community.
Do not build in this sensitive area! This is just wrong for every reason. Destruction of environment here, so rare, in the city, Just stop, please!
Please save our SDSU canyon. We were promised many years ago that new housing would be built on the east side of the campus and sports facilities would be on the west side of the campus. The proposed housing violates this promise. The canyon is pristine, home to many endangered species, and home to many rare plants. There are many places where new dorms could be built on the east side. Please don't allow the canyon to be destroyed, and please don't let those who live and own housing near the canyon find their homes in the midst of congestion, construction, and no privacy.
Keep open space
SDSU needs to stay on the south side if I-8 and not able able to take any of the Qualcomm stadium property either. And we especially dont need a huge dorm in our canyons. Has no one thought about the micro environments and the critters living in them. Why should our neighborhood be ruined by more young folks and their cavalier lifestyles while attending school? SDSU should concentrate on developing more in their current location We do not need an influx of more traffic and possibly safety issues in our neighborhoods!
I'm very supportive of new dorms for students at SDSU. But building a sky-scraper next to single family homes is outrageous.
Save our canyons...build elsewhere!
Student housing, particularly high-rise buildings (Phase 2 & 3) do NOT belong in residential neighborhoods, particularly if there are other places where they can be located (Qualcom?).
Keep with the General Plan. Leave open space, open. We don't need even more crime and traffic. Enough is enough.
If there is a option to building dorms in a canyon; then please do so. Destroying a canyon changes the face of San Diego for generations to come.
Enough is enough. We need to preserve our canyons, plants and trees.
Stop the crazy building!!!!
We do not need these buildings in our residential neighborhood . Use the property below in those dumpy apartments that should be torn down anyway
Sustainability starts here SDSU!
Sustainability starts here SDSU!
SDSU: Too big to not fail!!
SDSU grad here - 2700 beds is not a "community" as SDSU claims it wants to create for the sophomores. Use the 14 other sites ID'ed and discarded in the EIR to create smaller dorms where the students living in them will get to know each other and create life long relationships.
Responsible development please SDSU!!!!!!
Preserve what can still be preserved.
Lets not overdevelop at the expense of our natural environment