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Dear Sharon Gin, Refer to File 12-0303, We Are Pleased to Present Dear Sharon Gin, Refer to File 12-0303, We are pleased to present you with this petition affirming one simple statement: "Stop the Hollywood Community Plan in its current form. Help us maintain our community, and improve infrastructure and services rather than increasing density, traffic, noise and congestion." Attached is a list of individuals who have added their names to this petition, as well as additional comments written by the petition signers themselves. Sincerely, Schelley Kiah 1 Naomi Kobrin los angeles, CA Apr 16, 2012 Rhonda Hill Los Angeles, CA Apr 16, 2012 Hollywood Dell resident who does not want this Hollywood Plan to go through. Bill Walker Los Angeles, CA Apr 16, 2012 justine Shuttleworth london, United Kingdom Apr 16, 2012 The whole "Hollywood Community Plan" effort was just a rigged game to distract people and pave the way for developers. The game is rigged and as long as people sit down at rigged games and hope for a fair deal there will be outcomes like this. Thanks for your efforts. Tom Wilson Los Angeles, CA Apr 16, 2012 Heide margolis Los Angeles, CA Apr 16, 2012 Robin Moreno Los Angeles, CA Apr 16, 2012 vera padilla Los Angeles, CA Apr 16, 2012 Alexander Rogers Los Angeles, CA Apr 16, 2012 Stop the Hollywood Community Plan in its current form. Alicia Brummer Los Angeles, CA Apr 16, 2012 2 Ther is far, far too much traffic and this area is already over built. I though this issuw wqas pout to bed a long time ago. Why are we always fighting overdevelopment? Jeffrey Goldstein Los Angeles, CA Apr 16, 2012 Christopher Nunez Los Angeles, CA Apr 16, 2012 Stacey king NH, CA Apr 16, 2012 Dan Groya Los Angeles, CA Apr 16, 2012 Kelly D Ziegler Los Angeles, CA Apr 16, 2012 We need a current General Plan before updating its Land Use element. Richard Platkin Los Angeles, CA Apr 16, 2012 John Village, CA Apr 15, 2012 Sarah Hallbauer simi valley, CA Apr 15, 2012 Erik Deutsch Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012 The Hollywood Community Plan will diminish the quality of life for all residents -- PLEASE modify it. Joe Joyce Valley Village, CA Apr 15, 2012 3 Sasha Gransjean Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012 Controlled & smart growth for Hollywood - no free reign for developers and city agencies unwilling to balance infrastructure and transportation improvements. Neil Roscoe Hollywood, CA Apr 15, 2012 Kathleen Smith Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012 Chris Mulhearn Burbank, CA Apr 15, 2012 LORRAINE GENOVESE Rimpau, CA Apr 15, 2012 Karen Hobert Los Feliz, CA Apr 15, 2012 Stop this plan. It is nothing but a detriment to the Community in it's current form. I am not against growth, but it needs to be in line with the current and future needs of the Community and not just for a few thoughtless Developers and politicians Greg Hassen Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012 Meryl Cohen West Hollywood, CA Apr 15, 2012 Penny Meyer Van Nuys, CA Apr 15, 2012 Marcelle Costa Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012 4 Lisa Costa Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012 John Walker Studio City, CA Apr 15, 2012 Please refer to my email ststement Phillip Brown Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012 Save Hollywood! Kandee Lewis Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012 Juativa Spurlock Northridge, CA Apr 15, 2012 Mark F. Mauceri Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012 Barbara Nance & Ken Bryant Van Nuys, CA Apr 15, 2012 silvy fauconnier-berman los angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012 David Glosser Yorba Linda, CA Apr 15, 2012 Anything for our great City, You always count on me Dr. Wung Chang North Hollywood, CA Apr 15, 2012 Thomas Greenbaum Los Angeles, CA 5 Apr 15, 2012 Dierdre Medlock LOS ANGELES, CA Apr 15, 2012 Leah Creed Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012 Please stop the plan in its current form. Gillian Hobson Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012 mitchell levin Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012 I vote NO. There has been too much development in Hollywood already with no viable solution to deal with the onset of traffic and cime. walter Glass Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012 Margaret von Biesen Santa Monica, CA Apr 15, 2012 No more development in Hollywood. Our lovely area is already congested beyond belief. Susan R. Rosen Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012 william landrum hollywood, CA Apr 15, 2012 Sonny king Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012 Michael Alaimo Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012 6 Louise Frogley Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012 nancy cohen Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012 Try driving here and see if you think we need more residents and higher density buildings. I would suggest the answer is NO. Sarah Jane King Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012 Louise Berggren West Hollywood, CA Apr 15, 2012 Sherri Pellar Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012 ELLEN MASSEE West Hollywood, CA Apr 15, 2012 karen numme Vermont, CA Apr 15, 2012 Bettina Bennewitz Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012 Definitely stop this plan. sis gold los angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012 Hollywood needs to be preserved in it's current form with improvements to its' basic infrastructure. No relaxing of current standards should be made. Jay Walt Brookfield, WI Apr 15, 2012 7 They need to present an acceptable proposal for mitigating traffic for any future development. Barham Blvd. is over utilized presently and the situation is getting worse. Mark Tindle Los Angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012 roberta rinaldi los angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012 Michael Massee los angeles, CA Apr 15, 2012 Annie O'Donnell Van Nuys, CA Apr 15, 2012 gregory Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 Well , they could somehow put an overhead ramp over Barham (no.on top with so. on botom {no that wouldnt alow us residents in] )to diminish SOME of the traffic that already is quite difficult at times !!!!! Laura Crossley Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 Robert Markowitz Studio City, CA Apr 14, 2012 Kris Evans Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 Please deal with our current issues before allowing new building to happen in Hollywood without atny sort of plan. Debbie Roper Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 Chris Mulhearn Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 8 Elizabeth Brunner Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 Darren Frankel Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 Find something better to do with your time and money! Janet LaMere Palm Springs, CA Apr 14, 2012 jill franklyn los ángeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 Mary Ellen LiscAngeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 I am very disturbed with the current plan. I have lived here for 25 yrs .. and we need to stop Look and Listen…NOW!!!! steve stone Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 Carl Cohen Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 Steve Hull Burbank, CA Apr 14, 2012 Lorraine Fadden Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 robin Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 mandy stein los angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 9 sheryl ross los angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 Marianne Manes Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 This neighborhood is already too congested. These Developer's are going to destroy the face of Hollywoood land. Daniel Rosen Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 Patricia Whiteman Studio City, CA Apr 14, 2012 Is everything in this country for sale? Hollywood and it's unique cityscape is for our nation. I always make sure I go back there when visiting California.Being from NYC , I would not like to see your lovely city get "manhattanized". Please reject these short sighted plans outlined in the Hollywood Community Plan. Donald Michael Quigley Green Island, NY Apr 14, 2012 Glen Fretwell Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 K. Isshiki Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 No waivers! Think this through carefully and with full adherence to sensible standards. Paula Franceschi Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 Keith Adams Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 Miriam Palacio lLos Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 10 We don't need anymore cars and congestion. It's bad enough now. Kim Kevorkian Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 The area is congested enough Helen Smollen Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 Already too much traffic Betsy Ling los angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 tHE COMMUNITY CANNOT TAKE ANY MORE TRAFFIC. Harriet Kevorkian Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 keep hollywood livable! herbert murez los angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 Judith Cohen Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 Anita Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 Robert Bosen Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 Nick Lamer Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 Eileen Peterson Los Angeles, CA 11 Apr 14, 2012 christine carey los angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 I can't imagine anything worse for our community.Barham traffic is a nightmare the way it is.This will be horrific. And the noise the pollution , cramming remote ,lovely Hollywood Manor in between all this new development will be hellacious. Jason Graae Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 Please stop the Hollywood Community Plan in its present form. It calls for significant increases in density but with no firm requirement or commitment for infrastructure improvements or traffic mitigation. Rather than a "Community Plan", it is a "Developers Plan" guaranteed to produce congestion worse than that produced by the Playa Vista development. Eric Hohenestein LOS ANGELES, CA Apr 14, 2012 I've been commuting there for almost 40 years! My industry is there! Katherine Wilson Walterville, OR Apr 14, 2012 more rail and bus jon hartmann los angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 David Mackay LA, CA Apr 14, 2012 Jan Hohenstein Los Angeles, CA Apr 14, 2012 no expansive growth on BARHAM BLVD.
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