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Support Plymouth Neighborhood and Historic Preservation

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Jonathan Adams
10 years ago

Keep downtown comfortable and sight friendly.

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Dale Behler
10 years ago Featured

It appears the DDA is ignoring a primary goal of the City's Master Plan which is "to preserve and enhance the strong, vibrant residential neighborhoods". Parking is being placed on top of the priority list instead of preservation of historical buildings and historic residential neighborhoods.

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Jean Roberts
10 years ago

A few extra parking spots are not worth destroying history. Should not even consider this! Terrible idea. Keep your claws out of residential areas!

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Clark Chapin
10 years ago

I sincerely doubt that this is necessary.

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Jane Shannon
10 years ago

Preserve Historic Downtown Plymouth

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Robyn Lamb
10 years ago

save the historic buildings!

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Pat Ursitti
10 years ago

Save historic buildings.

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Marilyn M Sinclair
10 years ago

Devise another plan for that area !! No parking structure... That's crazy!!

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Susan Heimbaugh
10 years ago

I do live in Plymouth, in Kellogg st. Keep it residential.

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cynthia bastion
10 years ago

As a life-long area resident who spent most of my growing up years in Plymouth I find what is happening deplorable. We lose our history and its lost forever..for what? Parking???

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Teresa Eby
10 years ago

People do not move to Plymouth or come to Plymouth for parking. They come for its charming downtown. The short-sightedness of previous councils to allow so much expansion without considering the parking issues should not be taken out on cornerstones of the community.

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Robert McCue
10 years ago

From 585 Hamilton st. Keep the village character of the neighborhood. Build a parking lot in a commercial area

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david speer
10 years ago

You are running the risk of wrecking what makes plymouth nice in the first place.

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Alice M Perry
10 years ago

I was born and raised in Plymouth. You've ruined the beauty that was Plymouth, and need to realize you need to preserve, not destroy, the historic buildings that give Plymouth the little charm it has left. I'm appalled a the City Commission's actions.

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Joy Wolf
10 years ago

I strongly oppose tearing these historic buildings down and creating a parking lot. My family has historic ties to the Saxtons building and I also live in the neighborhood and I am really sad that there have been 2 homes torn down already on Maple. This really devalues the homes in the neighborhood, as well as takes away from the charm of downtown Plymouth.

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Katherine White
10 years ago

As a former resident of Plymouth and a Preservation Professional, I vehemently oppose the demolition of these structures.

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Emily
10 years ago

Please stop taking down buildings that don't need to come down. You are taking away the small quaint town feeling of Plymouth. We live here because of the charm.

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michael michaud
10 years ago

this will not add any value to the downtown. It will be nothing more than an eyesore.

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Cindy Lungershausen
10 years ago

No parking lot! It's an eye sore! Keep the quaintness in town!

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Amy Georvassilis
10 years ago

The plan for a parking lot adjacent to residential homes is terrible. I'm sure it has been explored and turned down as an idea, but put a parking deck behind the Penn. The DDA is bent on creating additional parking but all this idea does is take away from the downtown area. We do not need another UBS monster building or commercial entity in this area. The existing historical structures should be maintained! Also, Saxtons is a fixture in this area; I don't raised their rent $12K monthly is fair. We certainly don't need another chain retailer in this spot