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What is Parkside?
Parkside is the latest chapter of poor governmental practice in
Buncombe County, North Carolina. Parkside is an upscale condominium
project proposed on property directly in front of Asheville City Hall,
property which has traditionally been considered park land. This
property was sold by the Buncombe County Commissioners in an apparent
sweet deal to a developer, one Stewart Coleman, over the objections of
citizens.
What is Stop Parkside?
We are an ad-hoc collection of citizens of various political and
personal motivations united to restore the parkland to public ownership
and stop the inappropriate development of that portion of Pack Square.
On this page, we hope you will find useful information to help you make
up your own mind about the Parkside development, and for that matter,
the Stop Parkside movement.
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Links
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Recent News
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Coven Oldenwilde,
Protectors of the Tree
Asheville On The Ground
Downtown Asheville Protest Coverage
Scrutiny Hooligans Complete Guide to Parkside
Citizen-Times Protest Coverage
Why Jennifer Saylor opposes Parkside
How Buncombe County Sold Our Parkland
Ashevillein's First Post on Parkside
Mountain Xpress Coverage of Land Sale
Mountain Xpress Timeline of Parkside
Parkside Problems and Solutions
Interesting Historical Perspective .doc version .html
here
Cecil Bothwell's Address at 7/15 Rally
Barry
Summer's Address at 7/15 Rally
Stuff you never knew about George Pack
NEW !
Eminent
Domain explained
Contact List
Please take time to contact everyone you can think of.
It only takes a minute.
For comments, complaints, corrections, contributions,
suggestions,
hate-mail, or praise, please email
ashevillein
AT gmail.com
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BREAKING NEWS
ColemanTrees Cut Down
City council staff confirms the trees which were cut down were cut down
by Black Dog Realty. Coleman claims he is trying to "improve the look"
of the area.
PHOTOS
click on the image for a larger one which will open in
a new window.

New tree planted, looking west

New tree planted, limbs touching

Looking east, note cut trees

looking south, showing two remaining trees
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