INC NEWS - Re: INC NEWS

[jmolich at email.unc.edu]

Yes, Bill, it is a conservation issue, that is why the Penney family is
willing to place an easement on its contiguous land.

Also, many may not be aware (I was not until EANG's efforts) but Duke
University will not pledge that all current Duke Forest property will remain
Duke Forest property--it reserves the right to develop it as it wishes. 
Durham can't rely on Duke for its conservation efforts.

Jacqueline


Quoting TheOcean1 at aol.com:

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> Not to banter terms, but let's call this "open  greenspace"
> since calling it a "park" evokes images of playground equipment,  etc.
>
> Were it that sort of park, I'd likely agree with some of the last  few
> comments, mainly the "let's not build more until we can maintain what 
> we  have" vain.
>
> The only maintenance were talking here, is to maintain some open  space.
> IMHO
>
> Bill Anderson
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