Please DON'T ruin our beautiful canyon!! My husband and I have lived in CVE for over 15 years and have 2 young children. All of the college noise/traffic congestion, destruction of our beautiful canyon is going to take away from our feeling of family community. We love our college kids in CVE, but this is TOO MUCH. There are other places on SDSU's land where they could build this addition housing and if SDSU wants kids to have the campus experience, they won't get it being so far out on the perimeter of the campus. Makes no sense.
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Gary DeBusschere
9 years ago
Better locations on campus that are less expensive with better services for students.
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Margie Prestwood
9 years ago
The extra traffic on Remington Street will make it almost impossible to exit and enter our neighbor, not to mention the extra noise.
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Susan Singbusch
9 years ago
Never should build in such a scenic place like this.
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DONNA M LANEN
9 years ago
When there are other areas on campus where a dorm could be built, there is no reason to build in the canyon. The cost alone to build on the site alone doesn't make sense, and more important, the damage to the canyon's ecosystem and wildlife would be permanent. In a time when our wild areas are under attack we must strongly consider saving this canyon, its wildlife, and its natural beauty for all.
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Dawn Reser
9 years ago
Truly a shame that the leadership of an institution of higher learning in California is behaving in this manner. Destroying a beautiful wild area with protected wildlife in order to increase the number of people living in an extremely small footprint with little regard to existing residents and infrastructure is unconscionable. There are other locations on SDSU campus that can and should be used to build the needed student resident housing. Many of the ‘mitigations’ in the EIR created by SDSU don’t address the current issues along Remington Road, let alone the impact of the additional 2700 proposed new residents.
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Wes Shaw
9 years ago
Please save our neighborhood canyon from being developed into SDSU dorms!
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Rosemary Hagan
9 years ago
Save the canyon and the community!
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Greg Reser
9 years ago
More student housing is needed on campus, but building a 14 story building in a protected habitat is not the way to do it. They also have not addressed the impact on area traffic and safety.
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Nancy Jones
9 years ago
So many other more viable building sites and SDSU decides to build in a beautiful, natural canyon. It just doesn't make sense. Please help move the dorm project out of the canyon and onto a more appropriate site on campus.
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Jean Hoeger
9 years ago
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SDSU needs student housing. However it does not need to build in a canyon. I urge SDSU to be a responsible steward of it's canyon spaces and build housing for students on the alternate sites noted in the EIR
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Kimberly Wilson
9 years ago
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This project quadruples the number of beds and while tearing out the existing parking with no replacement. SDSU claims they offer a city planning degree, but this proposal seriously undermines any credibility such a program could have.
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James Corrigan
9 years ago
This is so urgent for our community. While we support SDSU's goal of more on campus housing, this specific location would destroy our canyon and damage our community. Please help our community effort.
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Ninh Dao
9 years ago
Please help save the SDSU canyon natural resource and ecosystems against the mindless expansion of the SDSU campus.
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Karen Jorgensen
9 years ago
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SDSU needs to be a good neighbor and be open and transparent with their Master Planning efforts. These buildings are poorly designed, planned and located on the campus. Out of scale next to single family neighborhood. The canyon needs to remain for a campus buffer.
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Cynthia Gilbertson
9 years ago
Very sad that SDSU does not take the homeowners into consideration for their GIGANTIC project. How would the powers that be like it in their neighborhood.
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Eleanor Lynch
9 years ago
Environmentally responsible student housing on campus makes sense, but SDSU should be a steward of the environment, not a destroyer.
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Marilyn Neumann
9 years ago
We don't need any more dorm buildings. SDSU can't fill the ones they already have.
Please DON'T ruin our beautiful canyon!! My husband and I have lived in CVE for over 15 years and have 2 young children. All of the college noise/traffic congestion, destruction of our beautiful canyon is going to take away from our feeling of family community. We love our college kids in CVE, but this is TOO MUCH. There are other places on SDSU's land where they could build this addition housing and if SDSU wants kids to have the campus experience, they won't get it being so far out on the perimeter of the campus. Makes no sense.
Better locations on campus that are less expensive with better services for students.
The extra traffic on Remington Street will make it almost impossible to exit and enter our neighbor, not to mention the extra noise.
Never should build in such a scenic place like this.
When there are other areas on campus where a dorm could be built, there is no reason to build in the canyon. The cost alone to build on the site alone doesn't make sense, and more important, the damage to the canyon's ecosystem and wildlife would be permanent. In a time when our wild areas are under attack we must strongly consider saving this canyon, its wildlife, and its natural beauty for all.
Truly a shame that the leadership of an institution of higher learning in California is behaving in this manner. Destroying a beautiful wild area with protected wildlife in order to increase the number of people living in an extremely small footprint with little regard to existing residents and infrastructure is unconscionable. There are other locations on SDSU campus that can and should be used to build the needed student resident housing. Many of the ‘mitigations’ in the EIR created by SDSU don’t address the current issues along Remington Road, let alone the impact of the additional 2700 proposed new residents.
Please save our neighborhood canyon from being developed into SDSU dorms!
Save the canyon and the community!
More student housing is needed on campus, but building a 14 story building in a protected habitat is not the way to do it. They also have not addressed the impact on area traffic and safety.
So many other more viable building sites and SDSU decides to build in a beautiful, natural canyon. It just doesn't make sense. Please help move the dorm project out of the canyon and onto a more appropriate site on campus.
SDSU needs student housing. However it does not need to build in a canyon. I urge SDSU to be a responsible steward of it's canyon spaces and build housing for students on the alternate sites noted in the EIR
This project quadruples the number of beds and while tearing out the existing parking with no replacement. SDSU claims they offer a city planning degree, but this proposal seriously undermines any credibility such a program could have.
This is so urgent for our community. While we support SDSU's goal of more on campus housing, this specific location would destroy our canyon and damage our community. Please help our community effort.
Please help save the SDSU canyon natural resource and ecosystems against the mindless expansion of the SDSU campus.
SDSU needs to be a good neighbor and be open and transparent with their Master Planning efforts. These buildings are poorly designed, planned and located on the campus. Out of scale next to single family neighborhood. The canyon needs to remain for a campus buffer.
Very sad that SDSU does not take the homeowners into consideration for their GIGANTIC project. How would the powers that be like it in their neighborhood.
Environmentally responsible student housing on campus makes sense, but SDSU should be a steward of the environment, not a destroyer.
We don't need any more dorm buildings. SDSU can't fill the ones they already have.
This is ridiculous!
I agree with this petition