La concession fait courir des risques d'évolution du site qu'il n'est pas utile d'aborder ici car, quoiqu'il en soit, nous n'en avons pas besoin. Seule la régie municipale peut garantir la préservation de l'intérêt général sous le contrôle démocratique, et avec la participation, des habitants de la commune. Le Gurp Ensemble soutient l'intelligence collective des citoyens pour imaginer le devenir du Gurp, et non la boussole du profit d'un investisseur privé.

As residents, we have a right to drive safely on our roads and walk on pavements safely without looking for different routes due to the flooding problem in this area. Therefore we decided to set up this petition and take action. This petition will be delivered to Hertfordshire County Council and Herts Highways team.

Gathering our community support to save an authentic Italian restaurant that brought family and friends together and was an asset to Pacifica.

Armeria and Cuyutlan Colima are a small rural area blessed with some of Mexico’s most lovely and important natural resources. This ammonia plant has an intended location on land close to the Estero Palo Verde, the Cuyutlan Vaso IV lagoon, the town fishing boat and beach of Cuyutlan, birthplace of the green wave, to the arrival area of turtles since forever, that is why there is a turtle sanctuary here, and the salt extraction which has a pre-Hispanic heritage, to the wetlands area and mangroves. Presently the environmental impact study in its regional modality and which is being evaluated by SEMARNAT, does not consider these environmental elements of great importance for the environment and or social value. On the contrary, it defines them as areas without value for the conservation. This is putting at risk the people who live in the area of development. This will destroy a National Estuary, the waterways, the means of livelihood for local people and the safety of endangered species. The present environmental policies are being replaced with a Urban Development Program to the detriment of the local people and environment. They are being replaced in favour of the GIANT Coorporation FERMACHEN who plan to produce 3,500 metric tons of ammonia per day!!! This must be stopped!!!

Dans 10 jours le gouvernement bruxellois doit se prononcer pour la poursuite ou non des mesures limitant l’indexation des loyers pour les logements à bas PEB en Région Bruxelloise. Par cette pétition, nous les aidons à prendre la bonne décision. GEEN INDEXERING VAN HUURPRIJZEN VOOR ENERGIEVERSLINDENDE WONINGEN. Wij, leden van de Huurdersvereniging en/of huurders uit Brussel, organiseren deze petitie. Wij zijn fel bezorgd over het niet verlengen van de maatregelen die de indexering van de huurprijzen voor woningen met een lage EPC-waarde in het Brussels Hoofdstedelijk Gewest beperken. Deze beslissing zal grote gevolgen hebben voor huurders die geconfronteerd worden met de dreiging van een 100% stijging van hun huurprijs voor energieverslindende woningen van de klasse E, F en G. In tegenstelling tot wat sommigen beweren ten gunste van het afschaffen van de beperking of blokkering van de huurprijsindexering op basis van de EPC-score, zijn wij van mening dat de situatie nog lang niet normaal is. De inflatie blijft hoger dan voor de energiecrisis, evenals de energiekosten. Bovendien schatten wij dat de helft van de verhuurde woningen, en zelfs meer in bepaalde gemeenten, kampen met aanzienlijke isolatieproblemen. Het is onrechtvaardig dat huurders gedwongen worden om de last van energieverslindende woningen te dragen die tegen een hoog tarief verhuurd worden door verhuurders die hun verantwoordelijkheid op het gebied van energiebeheer niet nemen. In Frankrijk is het sinds 25 augustus 2022 verboden om de huurprijzen van woningen met een F- of G-klasse te verhogen en vanaf 2025 kunnen slecht geïsoleerde woningen niet meer worden verhuurd. Bovendien heeft het Europees Parlement onlangs aangekondigd dat residentiële gebouwen tegen 2030 minimaal een E-klasse moeten bereiken op het gebied van energieprestaties, en een D-klasse tegen 2033. Het niet verlengen van de maatregelen om de indexering van huurprijzen op basis van de EPC-score van verhuurde woningen te beperken of op te schorten, zet verhuurders er toe aan om de toestand van hun woningen te laten wat hij is. En dat is nadelig voor zowel onze planeet als voor het welzijn van de huurders. Is het niet absurd tegenstrijdig om maatregelen te nemen die gunstig zijn voor de huurders en het milieu in het ene jaar, om ze vervolgens het jaar daarop te niet te doen ? Daarom vragen wij dringend om deze belangrijke maatregel onmiddellijk te verlengen. Wij dringen er bij de regering en de Brussels parlementsleden op aan om het voorbeeld van Vlaanderen en Wallonië niet te volgen maar om de maatregelen die de indexering van de huurprijzen op basis van EPC-scores bevatten, in het Brussels Hoofdstedelijk Gewest te handhaven. Samengevat, de Huurdersvereniging vraagt om de voortzetting van de maatregelen die de indexering van huurprijzen beperken op basis van de EPC-score, evenals de invoering van andere maatregelen om de verhuurders aan te moedigen om belangrijke isolatiewerkzaamheden uit te voeren aan huurwoningen. Wij hopen oprecht dat onze politieke leiders naar ons verzoek zullen luisteren en passende maatregelen zullen nemen om een meer gezonde woonomgeving voor de huurders te waarborgen, maatregelen die tegelijk meehelpen om onze planeet te behouden. Waarom moet er nu actie worden ondernomen ? Binnen 10 dagen moet de Brusselse regering beslissen of de maatregelen die de indexering van huurprijzen voor woningen met een lage EPC-waarde beperken, al dan niet moeten worden voortgezet in het Brussels Hoofdstedelijk Gewest. Met deze petitie helpen we hen de juiste beslissing te nemen. ONDERTEKEN DE PETITIE

Dear Petitioners, I hope this message finds you in good health and high spirits! I am writing to share an exciting initiative that holds immense potential for our community. It is my pleasure to introduce the Conditional Adult Use Retail Dispensary (CAURD) and request your support in codifying it into statute. CAURD represents a progressive step forward in ensuring responsible and controlled access to adult-use recreational cannabis. This initiative brings numerous benefits to our community, touching upon various aspects that contribute to our collective well-being. Allow me to outline a few key reasons why codifying CAURD into statute is essential: 1. Economic Growth: 2. Public Health and Safety: 3. Social Equity: 4. Tax Revenue for Community Programs: 5. Regulation and Control: Without codifying CAURD into statute, the regulations governing adult-use recreational dispensaries could be subject to frequent changes or even reversal. By establishing it as a statutory law, we guarantee stability, consistency, and effective governance, ensuring that the industry operates within a well-defined framework. There are hundreds of families facing real financial loss or worse; the prospect of bankruptcy due to their reliance on this deeply troubled business initiative. This program was designed with the intention of correcting some of the harm inflicted on the applicants through the prohibition of cannabis but we now find ourselves in a position where we are being harmed anew. While the conditional cultivators and processors were modified into the MRTA we, the justice-involved, have been neglected and left exposed to great harm. In conclusion, I kindly request your support in codifying CAURD into statute for the betterment of our community. This initiative not only presents a tremendous opportunity for economic growth but also prioritizes public health, social equity, and community development. Together, we can build a brighter future that embraces responsible cannabis use and reaps the manifold benefits that CAURD offers. Please extend your support by signing this petition and then share it with your local Senator & Assembly Leader. Here is a list of emails provided below: Democratic Senators Below Joseph P. Addabbo Jr [email protected] Jamaal Bailey [email protected] Neil D Breslin [email protected] Jabari Brisport [email protected] Brouk, Samra G [email protected] Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick, Patricia M [email protected] Chu, Iwen [email protected] Cleare, Cordell [email protected] Comrie, Leroy G., Jr [email protected] Cooney, Jeremy A [email protected] Felder, Simcha [email protected] Fernandez, Nathalia [email protected] Gianaris, Michael N. [email protected] Gonzalez, Kristen S. [email protected] Gounardes, Andrew S. [email protected] Harckham, Peter B. [email protected] Hinchey, Michelle hinche[email protected] Hoylman-Sigal, Brad [email protected] Jackson, Robert [email protected] Kavanagh, Brian [email protected] Krueger, Liz [email protected] Liu, John C. [email protected] Mannion, John W. [email protected] Martinez, Monica R. [email protected] May, Rachel [email protected] Mayer, Shelley B. [email protected] Myrie, Zellnor Y. [email protected] Parker, Kevin S. [email protected] Persaud, Roxanne J. [email protected] Ramos, Jessica [email protected] Rivera, Gustavo [email protected] Ryan, Sean M. [email protected] Salazar, Julia [email protected] Sanders, James, Jr. [email protected] Scarcella-Spanton, Jessica [email protected] Sepulveda, Luis R se[email protected] Serrano, Jose M. [email protected] Skoufis, James [email protected] Stavisky, Toby Ann [email protected] Stewart-Cousins, Andrea [email protected] Thomas, Kevin M. [email protected] Webb, Lea E [email protected] Assembly Leaders Below: Carl E. Heastie [email protected] Crystal D. Peoples-Stokes [email protected] Helene E. Weinstein [email protected] Phil Ramos [email protected] Vivian E. Cook [email protected] Jeffrion L. Aubry [email protected] Alicia Hyndman [email protected] Al Taylor [email protected] Michaelle C. Solages [email protected] Charles D. Fall [email protected] Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn [email protected] Inez E. Dickens [email protected] Simcha Eichenstein [email protected] Jonathan G. Jacobson [email protected] Kenny Burgos [email protected] Chris Burdick [email protected] William Colton [email protected] Monica P. Wallace [email protected] Nader J. Sayegh [email protected] Sarah Clark [email protected] Karines Reyes [email protected] William A. Barclay [email protected] Andy Goodell [email protected] Mary Beth Walsh [email protected] Joseph M. Giglio [email protected] Stephen Hawley [email protected] Philip A. Palmesano [email protected] Ken Blankenbush [email protected] Karl Brabenec [email protected] David DiPietro [email protected] Robert Smullen [email protected] Michael J. Norris [email protected] Michael Reilly [email protected] Brian Manktelow [email protected] David G. McDonough [email protected] Chris Tague [email protected] Angelo J. Morinello [email protected] Brian D. Miller [email protected] Michael J. Fitzpatrick [email protected] Doug Smith [email protected] Edward P. Ra [email protected] Thank you for your time and consideration. Warm regards, New York CAURD Coalition

If it was your pet would you not go to the ends of the earth to make sure justice is served? If it was a human killed, would it not be all over the news? Why is killing animals and animal cruelty not a big deal too?

Remember that our masjid is a symbol of unity, love, and guidance. It should be a place where everyone feels safe, respected, and valued. Together, we can create a positive change, and restore the true essence of our Masjid.

It's not just us. The town has already killed the market even though its supposed to be a thriving market town and now they want all street traders gone as well forcing businesses into shop units which are unaffordable.

We are calling on you to save Hatfield Station’s ticket office. You can also have your say by https://www.greatnorthernrail.com/publicconsultation?utm_campaign=GN_Service_Consultation_060723&utm_content=%E2%80%9Cexample_label%E2%80%9D&utm_term&utm_medium=email&utm_source=Adestra&fbclid=IwAR0QLkN4FIVqKbLnSA9gnOlBqNGtBcA2bh_tYG4kjxISDGaExTBz9nH2Io4_aem_AQP1t3qh2FiKtaXUPX-XsK5TkDSoZ-AeixdVaEquWj9Zo8PTd8BN_h8x7mNvY4qS4TI

CLC holds a special place in all of our hearts. Crane Lake has always been about its people, and the community of the bubble has always been about more than just the people who are there for the summer. The moment camp severs its relationship with its alumni, it ceases to be camp. We love and care too much about this place to see that happen. We grew up at Crane Lake and having the opportunity to come back and revisit childhood memories is such a special opportunity. An opportunity that is too important to see it slip away.

We have spoken directly with people who park on this pavement on the bend explaining who needs to use this pavement, we have put polite signs up requesting not to park on the pavement so it can be used but parking continues. We talk with residents and the community with many saying they are frightened by having to walk in the road or forced to cross on the blind bend due to pavement parking. Parents say they worry for their youngsters when they can’t use the pavement because of parked cars. People using wheelchairs and motorised wheelchairs use this path/pavement specifically because of the drop curb.