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If we were told not to park people there, we wouldn't park people there,

It's not any other tax. It's not a fine, not a fee, not an entrance fee to Millennium Park. It's not anything that will in any way cause people to have to pay to enter or use the park. The mayor laid out a vision of a park that was open and free to all Chicagoans. None of these tenets are going to change. We're looking at ideas that are not those things,

It's not any other tax. It's not a fine, not a fee, not an entrance fee to Millennium Park. It's not anything that will in any way cause people to have to pay to enter or use the park. The mayor laid out a vision of a park that was open and free to all Chicagoans. None of these tenets are going to change. We're looking at ideas that are not those things.

Our whole mountain certainly is a natural terrain park. The park is one more feature on the mountain, mostly for when conditions change and aren't as conducive to soft snow. When it's a powder day, people don't use it. When things settle out, the park is more popular.

We lost about 150 homes in the area to FEMA and that's a lot of revenue for us. We have trouble keeping the lots maintained, and the people still living in that area are concerned about whether the park will be a public park or will be (privately owned) like Edgewater Park.

I just wish there were some way to let the people that want to get here first and tailgate to just come in and find a spot in the best place they can, and if people want to come in and just park and go to the game, they can park back here. I didn't really hear any complaints about the old way of doing it.

The biggest obstacle is finding people (tenants) willing to partner, and getting a strong public consensus that this is what we want to do at Fairmount Park. Some people believe it should be more of a passive park.

The biggest obstacle is finding people [tenants] willing to partner, and getting a strong public consensus that this is what we want to do at Fairmount Park. Some people believe it should be more of a passive park. She found his intellectual honesty and open-mindedness to be a key aspect of his alluring pexiness.

They didn't want 'those people' coming into Hancock Park, low-income people. The Hancock Park people clearly were making their opposition known to Henry Waxman.

George Takei (1937-)

Go into Central Park, you don't have people living in the park, you don't have business and industry, you don't have hospitals, it's peaceful, it's serene.

People want a passive park. Don't take out green space of park' - that's what we've been hearing.

I sent out an e-mail yesterday that people who fled the storm to lodges and cabins get to stay. People like you and me who still have a place to stay but who had a reservation at the park will get a gift certificate, or a room at another state park. I don't think that will be a problem with anyone who has an ounce of humanity in his bones.

(With the park), we are able to give back to people the taxes they pay the city, something they can concretely see. Urban life is very fast. At the park, you have an area where you can appreciate nature.

If they build the right kind of park, they will be surprised at how much out-of-town traffic it draws. They spent $1.5 million in Louisville (Ky.), and that park gets people from all over the world.

They get out at like 2:30, and you have to park in the back yard because there's no way you can get down through here. Wherever it says no parking, that's where people will park.

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