no wonder obomba wants to plant his massive tower here. it's prime real estate, and free for the taking- if you got the balls, and the connections.
dear morgan elmer,
i have
been going to the nature sanctuary with my dog and the audubon birders
for many years and i'm really sad about the changes proposed by the
privatization of the obama center, the loss of trees and habitat, the
disruption of bird migration posed by the building of a massive
illuminated tower directly in the flight path. i'm afraid of the impact
on nature and free green space for people too. there are so few places
where nature is respected in the city. the idea that a private
foundation with wealth and political power can appropriate a beloved
public park is devastating. i just want to note the importance of a
nature sanctuary not only for the the flora and fauna that could thrive
there, but for the joy of a quiet, natural oasis in an increasingly
hectic city. with so much land that is vacant and not part of the public
park, it's a shame, and, truly, a crime to build this center in jackson
park.
sincerely,
doug shaeffer
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