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Stop Racetrac gas station hwy 22

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Hew Hamilton
8 years ago

If you can't design around the existing live oak, get another architect or another location. It's not like the tree is in the center of the lot, it's on the very edge.

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Kirt Frosch
8 years ago

No way should these Beautiful Magestic Live Oak Trees be sacraficed for another concrete jungle! No!!!!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Keep the space green!! Plus, that fruit stand is a fixture on the Northshore!

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Wendy Bouey
8 years ago

No way! This is NO location for any new development! The traffic is insane!

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Nicole Moffatt
8 years ago

They already cut all of the trees at the front of Beau Chene!! Enough! That area is already too hectic trying to pull in and out. There are other close stations. This one is not needed!!!!

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Michelle Delatte
8 years ago

Keep the fruit stand!!!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Another ugly gas station is not needed!

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Angie Rexwinkle
8 years ago

No need. Would cause more traffic!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

We already have two Racetracks on 190. Stop the over development of our communities!

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Mary Menesses
8 years ago

Seriously. Hwy 22 does not need another gas station. The traffic is terrible and the property values will drop. Not to mention cutting down historic trees.

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Candace young
8 years ago

Please stop the commercializations. HWY 22 can't handle any more traffic.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

No more development.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

just no!

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Sandra Balser
8 years ago

These oak trees are part of our heritage and life here in our little section of the world.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

We already have enough gas stations to choose from. As if traffic on 22 isn't bad enough already, let's not add to it. We need to stop cramming businesses in every little spot we can.

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Madelaine Moreau
8 years ago

We don't need another gas station. Don't touch those trees.

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Cecile waterman
8 years ago

This will destroy the beauty of our community we don't want to look like Slidell or Metairie

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Kristin Maginnis
8 years ago

Keep the beautiful trees!!!

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Marcia Holmes
8 years ago

We do not need another gas station, nor bright lighting and I strongly disagree with removing the live oak!!!

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Stephanie Watson
8 years ago

In addition to other concerns, a gas station at this location will exacerbate existing flooding issues. More impervious surface and threat of groundwater contamination.