As a neighbor of this project. I am concerned about the traffic, noise, light, and possibility for pollution of our aquifer. This would be a great project for another part of Schodack.

Petition For Use Of A State Property: MJ Enterprises of Brevard Co., Inc.. is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization that is dedicated to opening transitional housing for homeless veterans. We have found a facility that is owned by the state of Florida that was a halfway house for juvenile females up until 2016 located at 5332 Riveredge Drive Titusville Fl. We have contacted the state juvenile department and inquired about leasing the property to use for our housing. They have no immediate or future plans for the property and have told us that they would “contact us if things changed.” This was 1 year ago, and we have not heard from them since. The property is still vacant, and we need your help in attempting to get their attention. This property would be ideal for our needs; everything we need is already there, (dormitories, admin building, rec room, kitchen, etc.) All we would need to do is move in staff, stock the kitchen and hire staff. Please sign this petition to send to our Governor! Please Governor DeSantis help us help our homeless veterans!

We have recently learned of a major change to our local interstate exchange that will affect not only local citizens but the local businesses as well. We feel that this is a "quick fix" in the eyes of the state department of transportation but they neglected to completely weigh out all other options. The proposed plans are not within reason when considering all aspects of the community as a whole. We would sincerely appreciate your support in the matter. Every signature counts!

Today it was discovered that two teen boys lost their lives when their vehicle drove into the creek. How many more people need to die before action is taken to make Hickory Creek Road safer? Four people have died since 2017* on this stretch of road alone. This road lacks basic safety measures such as guardrails and an inadequate amount of reflective posts. It's a road that winds along a 20-foot drop into a creek with a sharp S turn. It ends at Country Club Rd in a steep, angled hill that has seen more than a dozen incidents in the past 2 years. *Awaiting an official number from City of Denton or the County, currently official statement was "multiple fatalities" before today's incident.

There is a speeding concern on the intersection of 2nd and Meyler in San Pedro, CA. We are petitioning to have a four-way stop sign installed. This is an issue because neighborhood cars have been totaled and lives have been at risk. People in the neighborhood have been personally affected by this issue a few times but especially the night of January 6, 2019. 2nd and Meyler currently allow fast-moving traffic to blast through the neighborhood, resulting in all-too-frequent collisions that cause devastating injuries and damage to vehicles. The amount of speeding and unimpeded is likely to increase with time, resulting in even more serious consequences. We, whose signatures follow, out of concern for vehicle occupants, pedestrians, bicyclists, and families living in homes on 2nd and Meyler, hereby petition the City of San Pedro to improve quality of life and provide a safer environment by installing four-way stop signs on 2nd and Meyler.

We believe that, in the name of political parity, the block containing Trump Tower be renamed to honor the 44th President of the United States.

This decision was made without input from the community based on calls (311) from people who don’t even live in the Indian Creek proper neighborhood (Between Iowa and Florida and Quebec and Quebec Way) who use this turn on a regular basis without incident). The Indian Creek HOA was only notified of the meeting on 12/19 about traffic changes on Florida Ave. but when residents arrived they were told of this major traffic change on Iowa Ave., that it was approved and would happen next month. Other HOAs were not notified at all. We want the opportunity to voice our concerns and extreme dissatisfaction at not being included in any discussions or problem solving around what others consider a problem.

Cars coming from County 13 behind the hill do not slow down properly, causing this intersection to be dangerous. Many children and citizens cross this intersection regularly. It would increase the safety of our Blackduck residents to make this intersection a four-way stop.

Jamaica has been under a debt burden since the mid-1970s, often paying back more than they receive in any given year. Jamaican people are suffering, violence is rampant, and repayments prevent development on many social indicators.

RFK stadium is to be razed in the next couple of years and the mayor and some council members want to see another NFL size stadium at that location. We feel the residents deserve a better experience at the RFK campus all year round.

The cap is unfair. People earning more than the cap should pay Social Security on all their wages. If employers pay high salaries, they can afford to pay the increased match. Ending the cap, which benefits less than 10% of wage earners, will protect Social Security.

I myself have made the mistake of painting property that was not mine. I hope to help prevent anyone from making the same mistake because it had nearly ruined my future and cost me a lot of money. I think that if Pittsburgh would like less vandalism or "graffiti", they should promote a safe and fun place for the street art community to run free. In return, this will become an attraction for tourists and a renowned destination for the community. Pittsburgh is the birthplace of pop art, thanks to Andy Warhol, but I think it's time for us to finally embrace street art as well before it causes more "damage". It's time to give us our own canvas, and simply build a brick wall with it's only purpose being a voice for the streets, and an interactive art project for the community.