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

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Melanie Walker
11 years ago

please visit Golden Gate Park in San Francisco before making a decision about a disk golf course in a peaceful natural area like Kelly Park Orchard. Severe bark damage caused ny 50 mph disks, habitat destruction, ground cover trampling, and a crowding out of pedestrian use are a few of the results. Disc gof is not a harmless sport. check out: savemclarenpark.org for info.

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Margaret Lockwood
11 years ago

I do not live in San Jose any longer but I spent 40 years living there & still visit often my daughter in San Jose. I took my children to Kelley Park when they were younger. Please do not destroy the orchard.

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tim abney
11 years ago

ridiculous to destroy an orchard for a foolish development

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Patrick Coleman
11 years ago Featured

This is truely valuable history for our children. It is also along the riparparian (sp) coridor that must be preserved for conservations reasons.

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Linda Sweeney
11 years ago Featured

I have lived here for many years and have watched all the orchards turn into housing developments. This park has the last remaining orchard and must be preserved for the benefit of the entire city's population.

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ERIN MALONE
11 years ago

Save the parks!

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Jatinder S
11 years ago

Save the orchard for future generations!

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Rusti Icenogle
11 years ago

Please keep the orchard!

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Jack Nadeau
11 years ago

An orchard adjacent History Park is a perfect fit to show San Jose's agricultural history.

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Ulf Nobbmann
11 years ago

The Kelley Park is a great urban oasis in San Jose. Please keep it that way.

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Dave and Margaret Obenour
11 years ago

We love that place! A lot of history there.

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jim smith
11 years ago

essential to city history. as important as the cottle property.

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Nanci Viera
11 years ago

Please show some compassion and do the right thing...Preserve the Orchard. Nanci Viera

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Susan Phillips
11 years ago

Please allow us to retain this one small piece of our agricultural past free of active recreational use.

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Heather Lerner
11 years ago

This is a hidden gem. A place of respite and beauty. I don't think the orchard is a place for disc golf (it's super cool, just not at the expense of the Orchard).

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Liz & Paul Fraley
11 years ago

Save the park! We need parks!

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Caroline Alemany
11 years ago

This space is not uniquely qualified for the proposed purpose; there is no compelling reason to entertain this proposal. It is unacceptable to develop this orchard; it has been entrusted to the City's care and we the People expect the city to preserve this piece of history and heritage for future generations.

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Cathy Giblin
11 years ago

Please stop destroying all landmarks and history!!!