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Save Cal Poly Pomona's Pastures and Agricultural Land

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Leatha King
11 years ago

Save the Pastures!

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Leatha King
11 years ago

Save the Pastures!

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Barbara Kivlen
11 years ago

CA

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Barbara Kivlen
11 years ago

CA

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Kathryn Gruszecki
11 years ago

Cal Poly needs to protect what makes it a unique school. Instead of building more parking lots consider finding ways to encourage students to take public transit. Example: extend the shuttle to the train station and DT Pomona.

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Melissa Zimmer
11 years ago

This is what makes our school so beautiful and unique!

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Melissa Zimmer
11 years ago

This is what makes our school so beautiful and unique!

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anna
11 years ago

this is the esscense of CPP

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anna
11 years ago

this is the esscense of CPP

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Stephanie montejo
11 years ago

It really hurts to see this. I never imagined CPP removing pastures and agricultural land for construction purposes. It defeats the purpose of what cal poly stands for. The pastures and land is what makes Cal poly Pomona, the campus that it is. I got to volunteer my time at the Arabian horse center while a student at CPP. I cared for "Peggy" and her foal back in 2008. It would be very unfortunate of CPP removed the home for many of these beautiful horses. Please save the pastures and land!

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Rebecca Arnold
11 years ago

save the pasture!!!

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Rebecca Arnold
11 years ago

save the pasture!!!

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Lisa C Cantwell
11 years ago

I have seen the pastures paved at many universities. I am a friend of a former instructor there and a proud Arabian horse owner. Please locate the project elsewhere and preserve this beautiful landscape!

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Boris Burshteyn
11 years ago

California

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Boris Burshteyn
11 years ago

California

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Lynn Russell
11 years ago

Californio Heritage is rooted in Landscape, Horses,and Agriculture.

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Lynn Russell
11 years ago

Californio Heritage is rooted in Landscape, Horses,and Agriculture.

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Julie Johnston
11 years ago

CA - California

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Julie Johnston
11 years ago

CA - California

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Ashley Vizcarra
11 years ago

This would be taking away one of the main reasons why Cal Poly Pomona was founded. Please leave the pastures alone!