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Save the Cascades oaks

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Karen Peebles
8 years ago

We are quickly loosing our beautiful oaks. Please save these in our downtown area. Thank you

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Carrie Cooley
8 years ago

The live oak trees are the most beautiful part of Tallahassee and of the south in general. I sincerely hope the city will do whatever it takes to save them.

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Sherry Anderson
8 years ago

As a city in the midst of a forest, and Tallahassee’s priority of tree preservation, it’s imperative that these oaks be saved. Thank you.

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Susan Lewis
8 years ago

Don’t u dare!!!

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Chris Wright
8 years ago

Save our oaks and our verdant city from the clutches of greed!!!

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Laurel Matthews
8 years ago

Preserve Tallahasse’s Treasures, please.

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Paula Young
8 years ago

Please save this tree

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Paul Brewer
8 years ago

Enough is enough.Stop this BS

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Tanya Ilangantileke
8 years ago

Please stop destroying Tallahassee! How many more retirement homes, condos and apartment buldings do we need?! The city is full of abandoned strip malls take over one of them and build this mostrocity. Save the trees!

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Wayne foster
8 years ago

Save dem trees

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Terri Chasteen
8 years ago

Please ensure that these gorgeous, majestic, historically-significant, priceless trees are not disturbed!

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Mira Maciejewski
8 years ago

What happened to protecting our oak trees? Keep the trees!!

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Kaitlin Via
8 years ago

This is a wholly unnecessary disruption of Tallahassee's nature and our city's remaining green spaces.

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Susan Coxen
8 years ago

Save the trees and nature. We don’t need more restaurants or apartments!

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Alyson Rezendes
8 years ago

Save the trees!

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Jeffrey McDevitt
8 years ago

Let us save something. I am just soooooo over seeing things and people being destroyed.

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Donna
8 years ago

Please don't allow this treasure to be destroyed or changed. You cannot undo the damage that would cause to the brand that is Tallahassee. When I moved here from Atlanta, 35 years ago, there were so many voices protecting Tallahassee's trees. It seems that now the loudest voices are fueled by power and greed. Think about it; this can never be restored. Just say no!

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Linnie Osborn
8 years ago

How can the proposal to destroy this beautiful hillock of stately oak trees possibly contribute to Tallahassee's efforts to evolve the true character of our city? I rather see it as a process which devolves our present character - the charm of our natural old growth landscaping. By devolve, I reference vocabulary dot com's definition: to devolve is to get worse instead of better. The de- in devolve is a clue to its meaning. When things devolve, they deteriorate, degenerate, fall apart, go to the dogs, and generally end up worse.

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Donia Norman
8 years ago

These trees have been rooted in this spot way before any of us were born. Trees are life and what Tallahassee is prided in having. Beautiful, old canopied Oaks.

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Donia Norman
8 years ago

These trees have been rooted in this spot way before any of us were born. Trees are life and what Tallahassee is prided in having. Beautiful, old canopied Oaks.