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January 03, 2007

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great stuff, Brian! You and Laurel are doing the dirty, difficult work here to protect your land and that of your neighbors. Hopefully your case can be used as a model in other jurisdicitions, where planning councils may not be ordinarily inclined to slow down "progress" by considering environmental impact.

I might be willing to consider your arguments if you lived in a downtown rowhouse on 1/30th of an acre. You expect everyone else to live in a shoebox yet you want to live on several acres with nature?

I would hardly consider Spring Lake as natural -- horses? A lake formed by a man-made dam?

Keep up the good deeds. I live on Sunnyside not too far from Squirrel Hill.

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