This proposal is not a "need" of the neighborhood. There are many gas fueling options under a half mile form this proposed site and there is not lack or spots to by liquor in this area. We do not need this and further more the building of this gas station will cause traffic issues and problems. I have owned my home on Kentucky street for 8+ years and I have already seen what a little bridge traffic does to our small neighborhood. Why do we need more Booze when we do not even have a proper grocery store in our area? If City Hall is about bring this city in to the next positive chapter of our history then why support the selling of more booze. Any one can clearly see that the gas stations that sell Liquor become hubs of petty crime, drug selling and drunks. Preserve our quiet neighborhood and vote NO.
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Douglas Marshall
9 years ago
I do not want to be anti-business, but I do not think that this particular business is going to be good for the neighborhood.
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John Hackett
9 years ago
We don't need another store selling beer/liquor in the neighborhood. Gas would be great, but there are enough places selling alcohol in the neighborhood.
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Ray Jones
9 years ago
No. Just no.
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Nancy Montoya
9 years ago
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I live in the Bywater neighborhood, a few short blocks from the proposed site. I am against any new liquor outlets. I have one at my corner, right across from a high school, and can speak first-hand to the loitering, nuisance, trash and criminal behavior that liquor outlets bring on. We have more liquor stores than churches in this neighborhood and we don't need anymore.l
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Michelle
9 years ago
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This area of the Bywater/St. Claude neighborhood is already congested with significant traffic throughout the day and it's even worse during peak traffic hours. Aside from the traffic congestion issues this gas station will create, it will also add to the amount of litter which is extremely prevalent up and down Claiborne Avenue and N Robertson.
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MJ Sauer
9 years ago
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This neighborhood can not handle a package liquor store. We already have a severe drug problem in the area with people congregating around package liquor stores. The store very close by on France street has had 3 owners and none of them have been able to improve the neighborhood despite their efforts to do so. Unfortunately this neighborhoods problems go beyond just having a good owner.
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Leroy Savoir-Faire
9 years ago
Just NOLA needs another liquor selling vagrant magnet gas station. This is not good for the neighborhood
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Leroy Savoir-Faire
9 years ago
Not a good idea
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Anthony Eschmann
9 years ago
We have enough alcohol outlets. Gas stations are not needed there either.
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Albert Palumbo
9 years ago
It makes no sense to issue a liquor license to a gas station.
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robyn halvorsen
9 years ago
That corner is rough enough. We need something that will improve the area, not create more problems.
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Ron smith
9 years ago
Don't even need the gas station.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I am totally against this proposition. This intersection does not need a gas station nor a liquor store.
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Lisa Dunn
9 years ago
I live in this area and there are already so many stores with liquor. This brings with it crime and drugs.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I am in strong opposition to this liquor license and store. this is an area with many children, horrible traffic and many places to buy liquor already.
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Ann Kennedy
9 years ago
There are enough liquor stores in the area and I think this would disrupt the nice quiet family oriented neighborhood. Please do not allow tis license.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Traffic is already horrible. There are already multiple pan handlers and trash everywhere. No.
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Lynne Parzini McEwan
9 years ago
I have great interest in this up and coming "peoples"neighborhood, and feel strongly that its intrinsic value would be negatively impacted if liquor sales are permitted. Disallow!!
No. Absolutely not.
This proposal is not a "need" of the neighborhood. There are many gas fueling options under a half mile form this proposed site and there is not lack or spots to by liquor in this area. We do not need this and further more the building of this gas station will cause traffic issues and problems. I have owned my home on Kentucky street for 8+ years and I have already seen what a little bridge traffic does to our small neighborhood. Why do we need more Booze when we do not even have a proper grocery store in our area? If City Hall is about bring this city in to the next positive chapter of our history then why support the selling of more booze. Any one can clearly see that the gas stations that sell Liquor become hubs of petty crime, drug selling and drunks. Preserve our quiet neighborhood and vote NO.
I do not want to be anti-business, but I do not think that this particular business is going to be good for the neighborhood.
We don't need another store selling beer/liquor in the neighborhood. Gas would be great, but there are enough places selling alcohol in the neighborhood.
No. Just no.
I live in the Bywater neighborhood, a few short blocks from the proposed site. I am against any new liquor outlets. I have one at my corner, right across from a high school, and can speak first-hand to the loitering, nuisance, trash and criminal behavior that liquor outlets bring on. We have more liquor stores than churches in this neighborhood and we don't need anymore.l
This area of the Bywater/St. Claude neighborhood is already congested with significant traffic throughout the day and it's even worse during peak traffic hours. Aside from the traffic congestion issues this gas station will create, it will also add to the amount of litter which is extremely prevalent up and down Claiborne Avenue and N Robertson.
This neighborhood can not handle a package liquor store. We already have a severe drug problem in the area with people congregating around package liquor stores. The store very close by on France street has had 3 owners and none of them have been able to improve the neighborhood despite their efforts to do so. Unfortunately this neighborhoods problems go beyond just having a good owner.
Just NOLA needs another liquor selling vagrant magnet gas station. This is not good for the neighborhood
Not a good idea
We have enough alcohol outlets. Gas stations are not needed there either.
It makes no sense to issue a liquor license to a gas station.
That corner is rough enough. We need something that will improve the area, not create more problems.
Don't even need the gas station.
I am totally against this proposition. This intersection does not need a gas station nor a liquor store.
I live in this area and there are already so many stores with liquor. This brings with it crime and drugs.
I am in strong opposition to this liquor license and store. this is an area with many children, horrible traffic and many places to buy liquor already.
There are enough liquor stores in the area and I think this would disrupt the nice quiet family oriented neighborhood. Please do not allow tis license.
Traffic is already horrible. There are already multiple pan handlers and trash everywhere. No.
I have great interest in this up and coming "peoples"neighborhood, and feel strongly that its intrinsic value would be negatively impacted if liquor sales are permitted. Disallow!!