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FW: Susan Minorv 95139 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
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Subject: Susan Minorv 95139 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
Susan Minorv
95139
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FW: Tim Zadel 95118 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham City Clerk <
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Subject: Tim Zadel 95118 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
Tim Zadel
95118
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FW: Erika M Cruz 95122 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
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Subject: Erika M Cruz 95122 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
Erika M Cruz
95122
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FW: Steve Robles 95116 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
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Subject: Steve Robles 95116 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
Please keep our park in a beautiful safe condition.
We really don’t have any parks to lose..
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
Steve Robles
95116
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FW: Mary Redigan 951275 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
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Subject: Mary Redigan 951275 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
San Jose has very little open space left. It is important that we invest in and properly maintain our parks. My son's were cub scouts and able to fish at Lake Cunningham every summer as part of their Cub Scout camp. Years later I was very disappointed when my nephew's weren't able to fish when they attended Cub camp. It is frustrating that years later nothing has been done to clean the water in the lake. It is my expectation that this problem is remedied and youth will be able to learn to fish again at Lake Cunningham.
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
Mary Redigan
951275
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FW: JOSE VILLARREAL 95127 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
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Subject: JOSE VILLARREAL 95127 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
JOSE VILLARREAL
95127
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FW: Ashley Bowman 95127 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
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Subject: Ashley Bowman 95127 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
Ashley Bowman
95127
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FW: Adriana Ayala 95127 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
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Subject: Adriana Ayala 95127 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
Dear San Jose Council,
Please consider investing in improving the water at Lake Cunningham. This park is beautiful with the exception of the lake, a bit contradictory since it's called Lake Cunningham. We love riding our bikes, walking, and running.
Every time we go around the Lake it's truly an eyesore, but it's worse than that. It is dangerous for our kids. The water sits at a standstill, with zero activity. This lack of attention to this park would not happen in other affluent areas, but it's been this way for many years in the East Side.
Do not ignore that cleaning the water and making Lake Cunningham safe for the community is a priority. Invest in the community. Invest in the children on the East Side of San Jose. Invest in safety.
Adriana
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
Adriana Ayala
95127
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FW: Jim Frizzell 95127 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham City Clerk <
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Subject: Jim Frizzell 95127 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
Jim Frizzell
95127
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FW: Cathie Cisneros 95127 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
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Subject: Cathie Cisneros 95127 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
Cathie Cisneros
95127
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FW: Mary 95122 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham City Clerk <
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Subject: Mary 95122 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
Please save our park improve our water quality. This is my park my family’s park. We have walked it for nearly 20 years. This is our spot.
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
Mary
95122
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FW: Yesenia Miranda 95122 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
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Subject: Yesenia Miranda 95122 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
Please take care of this park . It’s literally the closest thing to nature landmark we have in the east side . Let’s make it better !!
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
Yesenia Miranda
95122
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FW: Maria G Reyes 95122 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
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Subject: Maria G Reyes 95122 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
Stop destroying our communities. We do not need reckless insensitivity developers to invade our communities for profit. Our families deserve to keep the open space, not line the pockets of another greedy developer.
Where is the justice for our families?
Leave our communities alone. You do not live here and have no notion as to how these greedy developers destroy our minority communities.
Stop the abuse.
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
Maria G Reyes
95122
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FW: John Gallo 95127 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham City Clerk <
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Subject: John Gallo 95127 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
John Gallo
95127
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FW: Susan Mendez 95127 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
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Subject: Susan Mendez 95127 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
Susan Mendez
95127
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FW: trudy ellerbeck 95127 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
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Subject: trudy ellerbeck 95127 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
trudy ellerbeck
95127
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FW: Robert MacIntosh 65127 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
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Subject: Robert MacIntosh 65127 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
Robert MacIntosh
65127
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FW: Candelario Lopez 95122 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
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Subject: Candelario Lopez 95122 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
Candelario Lopez
95122
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FW: V Stark 95117 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham City Clerk <
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Subject: V Stark 95117 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
V Stark
95117
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FW: aurelia sanchez 95112 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
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Subject: aurelia sanchez 95112 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
If the city needs money reduce or pause bike lanes. Bike lanes are necessary but is it as important as water quality at the park or money needed to repair potholes. Look at things that might be cut elsewhere like art at the airport.
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
aurelia sanchez
95112
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FW: Alan Craig 95127 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham City Clerk <
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Subject: Alan Craig 95127 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
Alan Craig
95127
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FW: Rosemary Kulpa 95148 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
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Subject: Rosemary Kulpa 95148 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
Rosemary Kulpa
95148
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FW: Veronica Licon 95122 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
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Subject: Veronica Licon 95122 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
Save Lake Cunningham
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
Veronica Licon
95122
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FW: Marjorie Honore 96127 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
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Subject: Marjorie Honore 96127 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
Marjorie Honore
96127
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FW: Jessica Morales 95116 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
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Subject: Jessica Morales 95116 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
Jessica Morales
95116
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FW: Maricela Lechuga 95122 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
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Subject: Maricela Lechuga 95122 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
Maricela Lechuga
95122
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FW: HUNG BA VO 95127 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
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Subject: HUNG BA VO 95127 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
HUNG BA VO
95127
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FW: Paul Elliot 95139-1422 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
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Subject: Paul Elliot 95139-1422 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
Paul Elliot
95139-1422
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FW: Marjorie Craig 95127 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
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Subject: Marjorie Craig 95127 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
Clean water in Lake Cunningham is vital to the health and safety of citizens living in the eastside. Polluted , unclean water become a host for myriad of water borne diseases, and removes the lake from being a source of out- door recreation.
Lack of environmental equity is a sign of unequal justice in a society. Tax paid funds allocated by the citizens to provide clean water must not be diverted for other uses.
Governmental bodies are elected to represent the people. The council has no constitutional right to override the will of the people!
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
Marjorie Craig
95127
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FW: Kathy Wilson 95127 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
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Subject: Kathy Wilson 95127 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
Please recognize that quality of water is necessary and rightful for all living beings.
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
Kathy Wilson
95127
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FW: Samuel Carrasco 95127 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
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Subject: Samuel Carrasco 95127 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
Samuel Carrasco
95127
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FW: Wai Man Wong 95135 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
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Subject: Wai Man Wong 95135 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
My family would like to see the re-open of Lake Cunningham, so that we can do activities there.
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
Wai Man Wong
95135
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FW: Laura Salcido 95128 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
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Subject: Laura Salcido 95128 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
Laura Salcido
95128
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FW: Mayra Pelagio 95122 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
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Subject: Mayra Pelagio 95122 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
Mayra Pelagio
95122
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FW: Gustavo Gonzalez 95127 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
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Subject: Gustavo Gonzalez 95127 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
Please clean this lake. The residents of San Jose deserve better and we would like to see our tax dollars go to cleaning this lake.
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
Gustavo Gonzalez
95127
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FW: George Southland 95135 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
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Subject: George Southland 95135 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
George Southland
95135
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FW: Florence A. Southland 95135 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
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Subject: Florence A. Southland 95135 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
Florence A. Southland
95135
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FW: Camillia Brennan 95135 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
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Subject: Camillia Brennan 95135 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
Camillia Brennan
95135
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FW: Betty Martinez 95127 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
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Subject: Be y Mar nez 95127 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
Our health depends on your vote. If you care about us and the environment, you'll vote in favor of spending the $32M on water protection!
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
Betty Martinez
95127
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FW: Claudia Tercero 95122 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
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Subject: Claudia Tercero 95122 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
Claudia Tercero
95122
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FW: Gina Gates-Lopez 95116 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
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Subject: Gina Gates-Lopez 95116 - Agenda Item 3.5, 3/14/23, Measure T's water quality funding: Lake Cunningham
Dear San Jose City Council
I am writing to you regarding an environmental equity issue. Do not shift funding that would allow the city to take a step toward improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. Further delaying any action would be a continued injustice.
We need to invest in our area and not allow contamination. Please do right by our community.
I ask that you not shift the $3.2 million in funding previously designated for water quality improvement that would allow the City to begin a path to improved water quality at Lake Cunningham. This 50-acre open space is a vital resource for all San Jose residents and especially those in East San Jose. After years of deteriorating water quality and major fish die- offs, the lake was closed down, taking away open space and unmatched recreational activities for families in East San José and residents of all ages. Our families deserve more access to open space, not less. Our families deserve investments in water quality improvements. Our families deserve nearby access to recreational activities. Now is the time to begin working toward improved water quality, not time to shift these funds to potential construction projects or other potential uses.
Gina Gates-Lopez
95116
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