We have lost too many beautiful oak trees the past few years downtown. Please keep this one! Let's not rip it down and look like urban sprawl like Orlando became!
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Mike ONeil
8 years ago
Leave our urban forests alone
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Bruce Amato
8 years ago
The letter says it all. It is the Capital that Florida residents love. It represents our heritage. Please make other plans.
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Karen Wells
8 years ago
Please don’t destroy these beautiful trees that have stood sentinel over the city of Tallahassee for over a hundred years.
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Deborah Foote
8 years ago
As a newcomer to Tallahassee, part of my desire to move here was the trees. Look at aleternatives! It is what makes this place special.
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Karyn Shafer
8 years ago
Save the trees at Cascades. No condo's!
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Claudia Howat
8 years ago
Tallahassee is known for it's beautiful trees and greenery. Why would we want to cut these beauties down just to fill in the space with more cement and sky scrapers that are not needed or wanted. The last thing we need to do is uglify our downtown. Keep the beauty of our parks. You do realize that trees put out fresh air and make for peaceful and relaxing strolls. keep Tallahassee beautiful.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Please keep and protect these treasures.
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Glen H doran
8 years ago
This is just wrong and you will be held accountable. You represent us not just big greedy developers. Make them part of cascades park. This is just criminal.
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Sharyn
8 years ago
Please save the last art deco buildings in Tallahassee. Don't you dare cut down the Heritage Oaks.
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Randie Denker
8 years ago
The tree protection ordinance doesn't mean much if you let trees like this get bulldozed. Let the developer find a way to work around the trees. This is not the way to treat our heritage.
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Kim Spencer
8 years ago
Shame on Tallahassee City Commission if they destroy the beauty that brings people to Tallahassee...elections coming soon
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Holly Fulford
8 years ago
Please keep these trees, they can be worked into the plans for development.
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Pam McVety
8 years ago
Don’t destroy the trees!
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Lynda
8 years ago
Don’t kill the trees!
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Wendy Halleck
8 years ago
Save our beautiful live oaks
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Rafael Gutierrez Ramos
8 years ago
Please keep these magnificent trees, a part of Tallahassee’s history!
Stop this now!
Trees make our city special.
We have lost too many beautiful oak trees the past few years downtown. Please keep this one! Let's not rip it down and look like urban sprawl like Orlando became!
Leave our urban forests alone
The letter says it all. It is the Capital that Florida residents love. It represents our heritage. Please make other plans.
Please don’t destroy these beautiful trees that have stood sentinel over the city of Tallahassee for over a hundred years.
As a newcomer to Tallahassee, part of my desire to move here was the trees. Look at aleternatives! It is what makes this place special.
Save the trees at Cascades. No condo's!
Tallahassee is known for it's beautiful trees and greenery. Why would we want to cut these beauties down just to fill in the space with more cement and sky scrapers that are not needed or wanted. The last thing we need to do is uglify our downtown. Keep the beauty of our parks. You do realize that trees put out fresh air and make for peaceful and relaxing strolls. keep Tallahassee beautiful.
Please keep and protect these treasures.
This is just wrong and you will be held accountable. You represent us not just big greedy developers. Make them part of cascades park. This is just criminal.
Please save the last art deco buildings in Tallahassee. Don't you dare cut down the Heritage Oaks.
The tree protection ordinance doesn't mean much if you let trees like this get bulldozed. Let the developer find a way to work around the trees. This is not the way to treat our heritage.
Shame on Tallahassee City Commission if they destroy the beauty that brings people to Tallahassee...elections coming soon
Please keep these trees, they can be worked into the plans for development.
Don’t destroy the trees!
Don’t kill the trees!
Save our beautiful live oaks
Please keep these magnificent trees, a part of Tallahassee’s history!
Take your money elsewhere