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Serene, Green 84: Say No to Chapin!

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Li
11 years ago

I am beyond sick of being woken up every day 7am and having to deal with noise all day until 9-10pm seven days a week. They are completely selfish to have no regard for being in a residential neighborhood. They can find space elsewhere. It will devalue our property, not to mention be an eyesore and disruption for years. So angry.

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Teri tanenbaum
11 years ago

Please stop construction!

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Teri tanenbaum
11 years ago

Please stop construction!

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Janet Giersch
11 years ago

This expansion is not in keeping with the character of the area.

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Paul Rodhe
11 years ago Featured

I am a co-owner of a coop apartment on E84th St. The proposed plans of the school would create a building totally out of character with the quiet, lovely neighborhood in which it sits. It is a mistake by any measure.

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Kathleen Kiley
11 years ago

As a co-owner of an apartment on E 84th, I strongly oppose the scope and scale of this project which is totally out of sync with the aesthetic of our neighborhood.

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Amanda Rodhe
11 years ago

As a young homeowner, I am troubled by the construction work and planned expansion of Chapin. It disrupts our daily lives (and the construction is daily--even on nights and weekends) and threatens to affect our property value long-term by altering views and changing the neighborhood feel and dynamics. Why should this institution, with notable alums/a (presumably) sizable endowment/the necessary resources to find alternatives to expansion of its current space, take precedence over the individuals and private citizens who have chosen to make this neighborhood their home?

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Denis Sue and Jack O'Neill
11 years ago

This is an ugly out of plac and disproportionate thing that does not belong anywhere near here.

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Bonnie J Carlson
11 years ago

I agree with this petition. We are long-standing residents and this will hurt the value of our property, in addition to severely affecting the quality of life for 5 years.

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Melanie Bosarge
11 years ago

Construction of additional floor to accommodate a gym is unnecessary and a nuisance to the neighborhood.

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Henry Holton
11 years ago

This is out of control, Chapin needs to be a considerate neighbor

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Patricia johnson
11 years ago

Time for plan B

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Pattie Mongelia
11 years ago

Chapin can find another facility. This neighborhood has tolerated more than its share of construction & congestion. The quality of life for people living in this residential neighborhood is more important than the needs of a school that has other options.

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Li
11 years ago

completely unnecessary and very selfish. Residential area and we are woken up 7am and hear construction until 10pm SEVEN days a week! No peace or break. Disgusting in their part how they don't even care.

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Rina Levy
11 years ago

My apartment is very close to the construction zone and we are suffering from excessive noise all day long. Enough is enough!

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Virginia Holton
11 years ago

The neighborhood has already borne more than its share of disruption from Chapin's many construction projects and expansions over the years. CB8 very clearly communicated its objections to Chapin overreaching its boundaries with little regard to its long suffering neighbors.

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Judy Stribling
11 years ago

It is impossible to not be affected by this construction project. It is an eyesore, it is loud, it creates dirt and dust which permeates the air and finds its way into my apartment, it is an almost 24/7 operation. We as neighbors must endure this for another 3 to 4 years because Chapin was unwilling to put a full-size gym on a basement floor? I highly doubt this is to meet programmatic needs. I suspect it is to have a gym with a riverfront view and to create additional space to increase student body size. Please consider neighbors other than the Chapin school in your decision. The sheer arrogance of this project is stunning. Best Regards. Judy Stribling

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Lisa Paule · petition starter
11 years ago

Let's get a lot of signatures to emphasize our opposition to the Chapin project for the next BSA forum on September 1.