We oppose the shelter being put in this area. There are children taking school buses morning and afternoon right at the corners. We’re also concerned of the impact of the value of our real estate and businesses in the area. We believe a facility should be built for the homeless in an area where it would have less impact on the community.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Not suitable area.
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Christine Romeo
7 years ago
360 Depew street
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Vincent C Vesce
7 years ago
My opposition to a homeless shelter @ this location is based on the fact that Washington St is a main access therofare into the City which clearly makes such a use inappropriate on a street of this nature. Being situated literally within a few feet of a residential neighborhood is also a valid reason to oppose a special permit for the homeless shelter at this location
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chapman manzer
7 years ago
6 Winchester Ave
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Vincent A Vesce
7 years ago
No one is against the good work that those that CHHOP provide to the homeless community. The problem is that in their rush to find a suitable replacement for what they currently have, they made a decision I am sure in communication with City officials on their plan to move this shelter to one of the main gateways and major thoroughfares of the City of Peekskill. They have not thought of all of the consequences to their planned action, or looked outside of Peekskill for a more suitable location. City of Peekskill officials that are very closely involved with CHHOP board members need to take their responsibility to the whole of the Peekskill community and not their friends on the board of CHHOP.
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Nicholas Sarro
7 years ago
How about next to City Hall?!
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Go build this shelter by Indian point power plant !!
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Antonio
7 years ago
Not a good idea. This will bring crime up.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
1230 Jackson St
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Relocate please!
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Jini George Cummins
7 years ago
An expanded homeless facility should not be in a residential area nor should it be bought without taxpayer input..
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Leslie Rose
7 years ago
We do not need this near our homes.
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Joanne Hayes
7 years ago
I agree that a vacant firehouse or two would be better
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Alberto Serrano
7 years ago
Peekskill has become a repository for methadone clinics and homeless shelters. This has to stop. Why do affluent areas stay protected from this scourge?
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Maria Vele
7 years ago
Too close to residential homes with small children
Unit H
605 Franklin Street
Peekskill, NY
We oppose the shelter being put in this area. There are children taking school buses morning and afternoon right at the corners. We’re also concerned of the impact of the value of our real estate and businesses in the area. We believe a facility should be built for the homeless in an area where it would have less impact on the community.
Not suitable area.
360 Depew street
My opposition to a homeless shelter @ this location is based on the fact that Washington St is a main access therofare into the City which clearly makes such a use inappropriate on a street of this nature. Being situated literally within a few feet of a residential neighborhood is also a valid reason to oppose a special permit for the homeless shelter at this location
6 Winchester Ave
No one is against the good work that those that CHHOP provide to the homeless community. The problem is that in their rush to find a suitable replacement for what they currently have, they made a decision I am sure in communication with City officials on their plan to move this shelter to one of the main gateways and major thoroughfares of the City of Peekskill. They have not thought of all of the consequences to their planned action, or looked outside of Peekskill for a more suitable location. City of Peekskill officials that are very closely involved with CHHOP board members need to take their responsibility to the whole of the Peekskill community and not their friends on the board of CHHOP.
How about next to City Hall?!
Go build this shelter by Indian point power plant !!
Not a good idea. This will bring crime up.
1230 Jackson St
Relocate please!
An expanded homeless facility should not be in a residential area nor should it be bought without taxpayer input..
We do not need this near our homes.
I agree that a vacant firehouse or two would be better
Peekskill has become a repository for methadone clinics and homeless shelters. This has to stop. Why do affluent areas stay protected from this scourge?
Too close to residential homes with small children
No homeless shelter in our residential area!!