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Save the Cascades oaks

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Janet DeCosmo
8 years ago

What makes Tallahassee still gorgeous in areas that have not already been clear-cut, are its TREES! Save our beauty!

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Lisa
8 years ago

this is unthinkable that it's even being thought about! :(

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Sarah Cawthon
8 years ago

Save these priceless and irreplaceable oak trees!

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Linda Guthrie
8 years ago

Save the Trees! They were here first!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Please stop this wholesale destruction of magnificent ancient trees that characterize our city. What happened off Centerville road in the new development is a shame.

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Melissa Georgieff Champany
8 years ago

These trees are for memory, for children and for discovery. They do not need to be disturbed. Please.

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Elizabeth Winchester
8 years ago

Stop selling our city out from under us to the highest (or lowest

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Sandra Higdon
8 years ago

Save These Trees...

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Dave Ferrell
8 years ago

Please make these trees part of the park. They are too majestic to destroy.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

This grove of trees should be made part of Cascades Park.

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Heather McClellan
8 years ago

Please save these beautiful trees. Tallahassee will never be the same if we keep destroying what makes it special to live here.

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Joyce shields
8 years ago

Find another place

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Amy Neal
8 years ago

They’re too old to cut down.

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Charles baker
8 years ago

They are trading our cities' beauty for an influx of cash that will benefit few, and those already rich. . We the voters will remember this!!

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Jessica Thompson
8 years ago

SAVE THE TREES!!!

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Denise Choppin
8 years ago

This whole proposed development STINKS!!! Keep the trees, axe the development!!

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Julie rogers
8 years ago

Enough with cutting down the trees in this town already.

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Kristen Maag Force
8 years ago

These trees are treasures!

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Cara Fleischer
8 years ago

Our oaks make our community beautiful and unique. Please preserve these treasures!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

I relocated to Tally because of the oaks & canopy roads. These are the fruit of planning 20+ years ago. Would you prefer greenspace or a rundown concrete eyesore in that spot 20 years from now? Think about it!!