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Save Kelley Park Orchard from Development (San Jose, CA)

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Laura Garcia
11 years ago

there are more than enough golf courses in the area and neighboring areas. The park is unique and inviting to all San Jose's diverse populations don't change this community recreational park into a crowded and status conforming mess.

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Brent Pearson
11 years ago

Disc golf doesn't damage trees. If you think that then you're clearly either not familiar with disc golf, reality, or both.

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Karen Alger
11 years ago

Why not use the other side of Story Road now that the Jungle is emptied out

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Caprice
11 years ago

Please save Kelley Park Orchard. Enough already with the development. They are trying to figure out how to filter sewer water for drinking water, really!

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Gus Palma
11 years ago

please save the park, we need the Park.

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Marcella Mance
11 years ago

Save Kelly Park! SJ has enough golf courses!

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Charleen Andresen
11 years ago

Please preserve this area for the wildlife and residents.

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Lauren Fox
11 years ago

I was very disappointed by the drinking and smoking that goes on at the Hellyer courses and do not think that is a good environment for children.

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Sylvia K.
11 years ago

Preserve the orchard !!!

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Irene Steves
11 years ago

For the birds!

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Genene Vaccaro
11 years ago

Please preserve the orchard as it is.

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Cheryll Jaramillo
11 years ago

We need MORE open space and NOT another stupid overpriced golf course.

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vicky
11 years ago

Let's keep our land safe for the habitat

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Jill Perry
11 years ago

Please preserve this last orchard!

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Fred Wiehe
11 years ago

Keep the orchard!

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Amanda Messmann
11 years ago

Save the trees!!!

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Jodie Sonntag
11 years ago

Do not develope Kelley Park Orchard

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Toby Goldberg
11 years ago

Destroying green space is almost irreversible and creates lasting harm for generations. Don't destroy this last good area of green in San Jose!

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Mary Yan
11 years ago

San Jose has plenty of new development. A city with just buildings is not going to generate as much incoming revenue as a city that is multi-faceted.

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Melanie O'Brien
11 years ago

Animals need undeveloped spaces!