Montrose Land Defense Coalition

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We support the use of the former site of the Wilshire Village Apartments on Dunlavy and W. Alabama for civic spaces in order to enrich the Montrose community. We are opposed to the appropriation of the land for a chain supermarket that will displace existing business and stifle the opportunity to maintain the integrity of the Montrose community, which has been and continues to be a great draw for tourism and gives vitality to the people living therein.

1093 Signatures

  • Evan McCarley
    • zip code
    • 77008
    • comments
    • В
  • Sahra Harvin
    • zip code
    • 77056
  • Maria-Elisa Heg
    • zip code
    • 77006
  • Thomas Adams
    • zip code
    • 77009
  • Veronica Ramos
    • zip code
    • 77027
  • Izzy
    • zip code
    • 77004
  • Joseph Sy
    • zip code
    • 77098
  • Alexander Crompton
    • zip code
    • [currently living overseas, but 2005-2009 at 77005]
    • comments
    • В
  • Leticia Contreras
    • zip code
    • 77081
  • Peter Ewing
    • zip code
    • 77019
  • Diane Aguirre
    • zip code
    • 77019
    • comments
    • The last thing we need is another big-box store!
  • Catherine Ott-Holland
    • zip code
    • 77098
  • Chris Gonzales
    • zip code
    • 77006
  • Katy Rowe
    • zip code
    • 75204
  • Shelby Hohl
    • zip code
    • 77006
    • comments
    • Children on swing sets and communities growing veggies and fruits together is just a LITTLE bit better for our progress as an evolving species than an H.E.B.
  • Marc Brubaker
    • zip code
    • 77006
    • comments
    • The space at Alabam and Dunlavy was a wonderful community oriented space. It is a shame that the complex was not maintained well, but it would be a travesty to see tacky commercial use take over land that has the potential to be a great green space for the Montrose community to utilize.
  • Eva Kelly
    • zip code
    • 77025
  • Joel Loucks
    • zip code
    • 77079
  • kim cavanaugh
    • zip code
    • 77006
  • daniel miller
    • zip code
    • 77006
  • Joshua Gowin
    • zip code
    • 77006
    • comments
    • I strongly oppose an HEB, and I find great value in using the space for local business and culture to thrive.
  • Elliot Santillan
    • zip code
    • 77006
  • John tamtelen
    • zip code
    • 06405
  • Michael Haskew
    • zip code
    • 77407
  • Michael Nolan
    • zip code
    • 75204
    • comments
    • Yeah my zip code shows that I live in Dallas. However, no big city needs massive chain stores. Keeping stuff local keeps it greener and can build a sense a community.
  • Jenny Lim
    • zip code
    • 77098
  • Jackie Davis
    • zip code
    • 77035
  • Steven Thomson
    • zip code
    • 77006
  • Melisa Rae Goynes
    • zip code
    • 77019
    • comments
    • This is a Landmark opportunity to truely demonstrate the "local" mindset developing and maturing Houston as a great, southern city. Check out this video from ted.com; regarding livible community space design to get the gist of what this petition is about. Thank you! http://www.ted.com/talks/lang/eng/james_howard_kunstler_dissects_suburbia.html
  • Danni Jaw
    • zip code
    • 77019
  • Cara Patton
    • zip code
    • 77006
  • Niki Williamson
    • zip code
    • 77098
  • Nichole Adams
    • zip code
    • 77365
  • shane boyle
    • zip code
    • 77021
  • Carole Keene
    • zip code
    • 77007
    • comments
    • I admire this effort and support it even though I do not live in the immediate area
  • tish
    • zip code
    • 77007
  • Eddie Terry
    • zip code
    • 77008
  • Sarah Lachhman
    • zip code
    • 77006
  • collin de laval
    • zip code
    • 77004
  • Evan Mintz
    • zip code
    • 77025
  • Gregory D. Burland
    • zip code
    • 77098
  • Colin McCulley
    • zip code
    • 77006
  • Josette Edwards
    • zip code
    • 77007
  • Candi Hansen
    • zip code
    • 11791
  • Preston S Phillips
    • zip code
    • 90026
    • comments
    • I no longer live in the state, but the last thing that area needs is another chain store. R.I.P. Book Stop.
  • Christa Ehrler
    • zip code
    • 77009
    • comments
    • Keep Montrose small business friendly!!!
  • Beverly Sulgrove Payne
    • zip code
    • 77384
  • Chelsea Jacobsen
    • zip code
    • 77006
    • comments
    • I think this lot is ideal to cultivate as a green space as already has good trees that have been thriving and having lived within a block of this area for while, I don't see how a major chain store will benefit this community. The road conditions alone are reason enough to keep out the traffic that a large store would generate, not to mention that this remains one of the quieter parts of the busy Montrose area.
  • Kerry Huebner
    • zip code
    • 77004
    • comments
    • Prevent the people from taking to the streets with pick axes.
  • Ross Grimes
    • zip code
    • 77006