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What do you think are threats to Newark?
Oct 24, 2012 by
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What do you think are threats to Newark?
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Newark PD has been arresting more and more intoxicated students each year. These students aren't causing harm by walking around intoxicated. Being arrested can ruin these students' futures and the...
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Newark PD has been arresting more and more intoxicated students each year. These students aren't causing harm by walking around intoxicated. Being arrested can ruin these students' futures and the Newark PD should cut back and start solving real crimes
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May 3, 2013 by
Mike Hunt (5 points)
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Newark PD has been arresting more and more intoxicated students each year. These students aren't causing harm by walking around intoxicated. Being arrested can ruin these students' futures and the Newark PD should cut back and start solving real crimes
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What do you think are Newark's opportunities?
Oct 24, 2012 by
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What do you think are Newark's opportunities?
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This past Sunday (8/18/2014) was the Top of Newark Triathlon which was held in an around the new Reservoir. it was a GREAT event. it showed off a lot of Newark, all to our credit. I hope we all...
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This past Sunday (8/18/2014) was the Top of Newark Triathlon which was held in an around the new Reservoir. it was a GREAT event. it showed off a lot of Newark, all to our credit. I hope we all do everything we can to bring it back next year. and every year after that.
Dave Smallwood
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Aug 21, 2013 by
john david smallwood (7 points)
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This past Sunday (8/18/2014) was the Top of Newark Triathlon which was held in an around the new Reservoir. it was a GREAT event. it showed off a lot of Newark, all to our credit. I hope we all do everything we can to bring it back next year. and every year after that.
Dave Smallwood
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I called for bulk pick up. The person who answered was very polite. I had tree branches to be picked up. She told me they did not handle that, but she would check to see who could. In an hour, Newark...
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I called for bulk pick up. The person who answered was very polite. I had tree branches to be picked up. She told me they did not handle that, but she would check to see who could. In an hour, Newark staff with a truck was out and picked up the branches. They were also very polite. Thanks for great city service and helpful employees.
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Aug 15, 2013 by
Marihelen Barrett (5 points)
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I called for bulk pick up. The person who answered was very polite. I had tree branches to be picked up. She told me they did not handle that, but she would check to see who could. In an hour, Newark staff with a truck was out and picked up the branches. They were also very polite. Thanks for great city service and helpful employees.
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Instead of having the prizes for the police trading cards be for the first 8 kids who collect them, why not have any kid who collects all the cards within a certain time frame (say, by the time all 86...
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Instead of having the prizes for the police trading cards be for the first 8 kids who collect them, why not have any kid who collects all the cards within a certain time frame (say, by the time all 86 have been a card of the day at least once) be entered into a raffle for the 8 prizes? That might reduce the tendency for parents to spend hours stalking police shift changes and parents/kids taking handfuls of cards from the office, neither of which is exactly a good example or the type of behavior the card collecting should be promoting. It might be too late for this year, but if there's a next time it could work!
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Sep 23, 2013 by
Katie Gifford (5 points)
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Instead of having the prizes for the police trading cards be for the first 8 kids who collect them, why not have any kid who collects all the cards within a certain time frame (say, by the time all 86 have been a card of the day at least once) be entered into a raffle for the 8 prizes? That might reduce the tendency for parents to spend hours stalking police shift changes and parents/kids taking handfuls of cards from the office, neither of which is exactly a good example or the type of behavior the card collecting should be promoting. It might be too late for this year, but if there's a next time it could work!
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I would like to suggest the city of Newark initiate a plan to develop a dog park. It would be a great community project and provide a recreation activity that Newark does not presently have.
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I would like to suggest the city of Newark initiate a plan to develop a dog park. It would be a great community project and provide a recreation activity that Newark does not presently have.
It would also keep our streets and green places clean by providing pets and their owners a special place to play and meet.
Dog parks can be found at County and State parks and are very popular.
Fairfield park already has a large unused fenced in area that seems like a prime location with easy access and ample parking. It would also seem to have access to water which could be converted to a doggy drinking fountain!
The introduction of a dog park could be a great addition to our beautiful park system in our city of Newark.
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Jul 2, 2014 by
Yushu Fu (8 points)
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I would like to suggest the city of Newark initiate a plan to develop a dog park. It would be a great community project and provide a recreation activity that Newark does not presently have.
It would also keep our streets and green places clean by providing pets and their owners a special place to play and meet.
Dog parks can be found at County and State parks and are very popular.
Fairfield park already has a large unused fenced in area that seems like a prime location with easy access and ample parking. It would also seem to have access to water which could be converted to a doggy drinking fountain!
The introduction of a dog park could be a great addition to our beautiful park system in our city of Newark.
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Crosswalks are needed near the Courtyards by Marriott hotel to access the opposite side of 896. From this point to W Cleveland, there is no 'safe' way for pedestrians to cross over. There are no...
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Crosswalks are needed near the Courtyards by Marriott hotel to access the opposite side of 896. From this point to W Cleveland, there is no 'safe' way for pedestrians to cross over. There are no signals for cars to stop, or slow down, or give right of way to pedestrians. Just for a car to turn left on 896 from David Hollowell is a challenge! How can we expect people to get over to the other side safely? Please consider a reduction in speed, a flashing yellow light with the addition of a crosswalk or two, or a permanent traffic signal between the Marriott and W Cleveland. there are many students who reside on the opposite side and they need a safe way to get there once they leave campus.
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Nov 11, 2013 by
UD Parent (5 points)
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Crosswalks are needed near the Courtyards by Marriott hotel to access the opposite side of 896. From this point to W Cleveland, there is no 'safe' way for pedestrians to cross over. There are no signals for cars to stop, or slow down, or give right of way to pedestrians. Just for a car to turn left on 896 from David Hollowell is a challenge! How can we expect people to get over to the other side safely? Please consider a reduction in speed, a flashing yellow light with the addition of a crosswalk or two, or a permanent traffic signal between the Marriott and W Cleveland. there are many students who reside on the opposite side and they need a safe way to get there once they leave campus.
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Every day I watch my fellow students blindly walk in front of cars to get across the intersection of Delaware and College Aves, and the traffic is always backed up as a result. Every day I also have...
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Every day I watch my fellow students blindly walk in front of cars to get across the intersection of Delaware and College Aves, and the traffic is always backed up as a result. Every day I also have to sit or stand on a bus, 100ft from the intersection, that can't turn right from Delaware to College for a solid 5+ minutes because they don't have a chance to turn due to the students crossing College Ave.
Suggestion: adjust the light timing to allow "pedestrians only" followed by "vehicles only" during peak class times. This way traffic won't get backed up in the right lane of Del Ave and the UD shuttles will actually get a chance to make a timely right turn without dodging pedestrians. Basically, right now the pedestrians are dominating the intersection, so treat it like there's a traffic officer there.
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Sep 16, 2014 by
Brian Crossan (11 points)
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Every day I watch my fellow students blindly walk in front of cars to get across the intersection of Delaware and College Aves, and the traffic is always backed up as a result. Every day I also have to sit or stand on a bus, 100ft from the intersection, that can't turn right from Delaware to College for a solid 5+ minutes because they don't have a chance to turn due to the students crossing College Ave.
Suggestion: adjust the light timing to allow "pedestrians only" followed by "vehicles only" during peak class times. This way traffic won't get backed up in the right lane of Del Ave and the UD shuttles will actually get a chance to make a timely right turn without dodging pedestrians. Basically, right now the pedestrians are dominating the intersection, so treat it like there's a traffic officer there.
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I am a student at the University of Delaware from Fair Haven, New Jersey. After the unexpectedly large amount of snow we received this winter, I thought of the older population and how they might be...
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I am a student at the University of Delaware from Fair Haven, New Jersey. After the unexpectedly large amount of snow we received this winter, I thought of the older population and how they might be dealing with the resulting challenges. In middle school, I participated in a program, called Be a Good Neighbor, that matched middle school students with senior citizens who needed assistance with snow removal. I have attached an article detailing the project in full - I think Newark's community would benefit from a similar program!
http://www.redbankgreen.com/2014/01/fair-haven-snow-angels-come-force.html
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Apr 8, 2014 by
Ellie Halfacre (5 points)
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I am a student at the University of Delaware from Fair Haven, New Jersey. After the unexpectedly large amount of snow we received this winter, I thought of the older population and how they might be dealing with the resulting challenges. In middle school, I participated in a program, called Be a Good Neighbor, that matched middle school students with senior citizens who needed assistance with snow removal. I have attached an article detailing the project in full - I think Newark's community would benefit from a similar program!
http://www.redbankgreen.com/2014/01/fair-haven-snow-angels-come-force.html
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my "great idea" would be the addition of a sidewalk on Welsh Tract Road from 896 (where there are brand new, first-time pedestrian crossing lights and sidewalk ramps) to Folk Memorial Park. The many...
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my "great idea" would be the addition of a sidewalk on Welsh Tract Road from 896 (where there are brand new, first-time pedestrian crossing lights and sidewalk ramps) to Folk Memorial Park. The many residents of the Villa Belmont Condominiums have never been able to safely walk to the restaurants and stores on 896 or to Folk Park. in their own back yard...as there is also no shoulder on this very busy road, the only alternative for pedestrians is to walk in the street and dodge the frequently speeding traffic on Welsh Tract Road.
This is not a new idea, residents of Villa Belmont have been asking for this for years...with no luck from the City of Newark or Deldot.
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Jan 7, 2015 by
Rich Baumann (40 points)
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my "great idea" would be the addition of a sidewalk on Welsh Tract Road from 896 (where there are brand new, first-time pedestrian crossing lights and sidewalk ramps) to Folk Memorial Park. The many residents of the Villa Belmont Condominiums have never been able to safely walk to the restaurants and stores on 896 or to Folk Park. in their own back yard...as there is also no shoulder on this very busy road, the only alternative for pedestrians is to walk in the street and dodge the frequently speeding traffic on Welsh Tract Road.
This is not a new idea, residents of Villa Belmont have been asking for this for years...with no luck from the City of Newark or Deldot.
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I was very disappointed to hear that the Newark New Century Club is being torn down to make space for more apartment complexes. I would like to see a new building become a center for public community...
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I was very disappointed to hear that the Newark New Century Club is being torn down to make space for more apartment complexes. I would like to see a new building become a center for public community events open to both students or community members. These events could be hosted by community members/organizations such as Lifepath, or on-campus but not UD affiliated groups such as DTE and CAMP.
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Aug 22, 2014 by
Kelsey Doolittle (8 points)
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I was very disappointed to hear that the Newark New Century Club is being torn down to make space for more apartment complexes. I would like to see a new building become a center for public community events open to both students or community members. These events could be hosted by community members/organizations such as Lifepath, or on-campus but not UD affiliated groups such as DTE and CAMP.
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When Casho Mill meets 273 (Telegraph Road), going northbound (there is a traffic light), the road splits into two lanes. Neither lane is marked. I have seem many near accidents. There is no indication...
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When Casho Mill meets 273 (Telegraph Road), going northbound (there is a traffic light), the road splits into two lanes. Neither lane is marked. I have seem many near accidents. There is no indication if one is a left turning lane, a right turning lane, or straight through. I would like to suggest marking the roads with arrows in paint, and a sign indicating traffic flow!
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Jan 21, 2014 by
Sarah Rogers (5 points)
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When Casho Mill meets 273 (Telegraph Road), going northbound (there is a traffic light), the road splits into two lanes. Neither lane is marked. I have seem many near accidents. There is no indication if one is a left turning lane, a right turning lane, or straight through. I would like to suggest marking the roads with arrows in paint, and a sign indicating traffic flow!
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Today I had the misfortune of interacting with a city of Newark meter maid. After ticketing me for parking in front of my house, I tried to explain to her that I parked in that location to avoid an...
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Today I had the misfortune of interacting with a city of Newark meter maid. After ticketing me for parking in front of my house, I tried to explain to her that I parked in that location to avoid an oncoming city garbage truck, which would not have been able to pass had I not parked where I was. Her suggestion was that I should have kept my car in the way of the dump truck, relying on the driver to not hit one of the cars parked on the road. The best part was this: she said that if the garbage truck had hit my car, it would have been okay because the city would have paid for it. Nevermind that both my car and the city's dump truck would have been damaged in the process, and that the people of Newark would have footed the bills for both repairs. The meter maid's number is 9579.
I have already paid the ticket, all I want is for the parking staff to receive some form of training in how to interact with citizens. Perhaps some lessons on how the government gets funded are in order as well.
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Jun 13, 2016 by
Sam Christensen (5 points)
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Today I had the misfortune of interacting with a city of Newark meter maid. After ticketing me for parking in front of my house, I tried to explain to her that I parked in that location to avoid an oncoming city garbage truck, which would not have been able to pass had I not parked where I was. Her suggestion was that I should have kept my car in the way of the dump truck, relying on the driver to not hit one of the cars parked on the road. The best part was this: she said that if the garbage truck had hit my car, it would have been okay because the city would have paid for it. Nevermind that both my car and the city's dump truck would have been damaged in the process, and that the people of Newark would have footed the bills for both repairs. The meter maid's number is 9579.
I have already paid the ticket, all I want is for the parking staff to receive some form of training in how to interact with citizens. Perhaps some lessons on how the government gets funded are in order as well.
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Stop "threat" against Newark's great reputation that is in the making. The caliber and services of people that will be dwelling at 34 Continental Avenue, Newark, DE 19711 will change drastically. The...
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Stop "threat" against Newark's great reputation that is in the making. The caliber and services of people that will be dwelling at 34 Continental Avenue, Newark, DE 19711 will change drastically. The flawless reputation that Newark presently have: especially regarding the small "college town" feel, will definitely be affected by program participants of Connections Inc./Emmaus House. The clientel will transition from homeless/displaced working families to individuals who are avoiding incarceration. Individuals who will be struggling with drug addictions while pregnant within the judicial system will now reside literally next door to those who have made better decisions. Yes, everyone has a second chance in life but Newark is not conducive to assist this population effectively. This is an attempt to inform city government of a "threats" that is forming within the great city of Newark, Delaware.
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Oct 17, 2014 by
Kimberly Cooper (10 points)
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Stop "threat" against Newark's great reputation that is in the making. The caliber and services of people that will be dwelling at 34 Continental Avenue, Newark, DE 19711 will change drastically. The flawless reputation that Newark presently have: especially regarding the small "college town" feel, will definitely be affected by program participants of Connections Inc./Emmaus House. The clientel will transition from homeless/displaced working families to individuals who are avoiding incarceration. Individuals who will be struggling with drug addictions while pregnant within the judicial system will now reside literally next door to those who have made better decisions. Yes, everyone has a second chance in life but Newark is not conducive to assist this population effectively. This is an attempt to inform city government of a "threats" that is forming within the great city of Newark, Delaware.
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There needs to be a traffic light at Papermill Road and Fox Den. In the 8 years I have lived in Newark I have had several close calls with drivers coming off Fox Den onto Papermill. On August 18th I...
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There needs to be a traffic light at Papermill Road and Fox Den. In the 8 years I have lived in Newark I have had several close calls with drivers coming off Fox Den onto Papermill. On August 18th I was driving home at 5pm when a driver pulled out in front of me. Fortunately there were no injuries....this time. I do believe that a traffic light would have prevented this accident. There is far too much traffic on both PaperMill Rd and Fox Den to ignore this. Many people use Fox Den to cut over and save time from Polly Drummond Rd onto Papermill Rd. It is a matter of time before someone else is seriously hurt or killed there.
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Sep 2, 2015 by
Chris (5 points)
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There needs to be a traffic light at Papermill Road and Fox Den. In the 8 years I have lived in Newark I have had several close calls with drivers coming off Fox Den onto Papermill. On August 18th I was driving home at 5pm when a driver pulled out in front of me. Fortunately there were no injuries....this time. I do believe that a traffic light would have prevented this accident. There is far too much traffic on both PaperMill Rd and Fox Den to ignore this. Many people use Fox Den to cut over and save time from Polly Drummond Rd onto Papermill Rd. It is a matter of time before someone else is seriously hurt or killed there.
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It is normally a concern on every person who buys the glass products as what are the consequences of having a great deal. Will it worth the bucks that you are going to spend on it. If you want a...
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It is normally a concern on every person who buys the glass products as what are the consequences of having a great deal. Will it worth the bucks that you are going to spend on it. If you want a durable glass table top or glass shelves then try to look for the tempered glass tables. Due to its special formation and more resistance to heat and pressure, it has proved to be of high value to save people from serious injuries. It is the same reason that tempered glass is used in making car wind shields. The shattering into granular form definitely adds value and a sense of security to the glass time that you have bought.
credits: http://www.fabglassandmirror.com/tempered-glass/
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Feb 16, 2016 by
stonesarah (7 points)
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It is normally a concern on every person who buys the glass products as what are the consequences of having a great deal. Will it worth the bucks that you are going to spend on it. If you want a durable glass table top or glass shelves then try to look for the tempered glass tables. Due to its special formation and more resistance to heat and pressure, it has proved to be of high value to save people from serious injuries. It is the same reason that tempered glass is used in making car wind shields. The shattering into granular form definitely adds value and a sense of security to the glass time that you have bought.
credits: http://www.fabglassandmirror.com/tempered-glass/
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I'd like to host a Fall Festival on the 3rd weekend of October to support my non profit organization Shields Against Addiction. This festival will be family friendly complete with face painting,...
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I'd like to host a Fall Festival on the 3rd weekend of October to support my non profit organization Shields Against Addiction. This festival will be family friendly complete with face painting, bouncy houses, pumpkin carving, and live music!
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Aug 26, 2016 by
Kelly Anne (5 points)
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I'd like to host a Fall Festival on the 3rd weekend of October to support my non profit organization Shields Against Addiction. This festival will be family friendly complete with face painting, bouncy houses, pumpkin carving, and live music!
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I'd just like a convienant way to track our Home's energy use. Since this info captured by the Smart Meter why can't I easily access it? I know that I can get this info from the website, but it's not...
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I'd just like a convienant way to track our Home's energy use. Since this info captured by the Smart Meter why can't I easily access it? I know that I can get this info from the website, but it's not convienant and therefore I don't use this data. Ideally we could have something that's simple and quick to use with no required passwords once you're signed in. Please let me know if there are any 3rd party apps that are compatible with our Newark Smart Meters
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Apr 24, 2016 by
Keith (5 points)
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I'd just like a convienant way to track our Home's energy use. Since this info captured by the Smart Meter why can't I easily access it? I know that I can get this info from the website, but it's not convienant and therefore I don't use this data. Ideally we could have something that's simple and quick to use with no required passwords once you're signed in. Please let me know if there are any 3rd party apps that are compatible with our Newark Smart Meters
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I am interested in seeing if we can start a rain barrel program. Rain barrels help with stormwater runoff, flooding, gardening, washing your vehicle, lawn care, etc. Another benefit to storing rain...
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I am interested in seeing if we can start a rain barrel program. Rain barrels help with stormwater runoff, flooding, gardening, washing your vehicle, lawn care, etc. Another benefit to storing rain water will help residents care for their yard in the event their is a water shortage. i have recently moved into the area, so I am unsure of how the water is rationed in this type of situation. However, rain barrels can be quite pricey, especially if the resident is needing multiple. I would like to initiate a program that recycles old barrels or other large barrel like containers into working rain barrels.
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Apr 12, 2015 by
Hope (5 points)
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I am interested in seeing if we can start a rain barrel program. Rain barrels help with stormwater runoff, flooding, gardening, washing your vehicle, lawn care, etc. Another benefit to storing rain water will help residents care for their yard in the event their is a water shortage. i have recently moved into the area, so I am unsure of how the water is rationed in this type of situation. However, rain barrels can be quite pricey, especially if the resident is needing multiple. I would like to initiate a program that recycles old barrels or other large barrel like containers into working rain barrels.
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The city needs to invest in a front loader snow blower. It picks up the big piles of snow that the plows leave and blows it right into a dump truck riding along side....
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The city needs to invest in a front loader snow blower. It picks up the big piles of snow that the plows leave and blows it right into a dump truck riding along side. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Teo6P38-w8o Main street would be clean of snow plenty of parking also smaller streets could be widened seems like the plowing hardly gives you two cars wide
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Jan 25, 2016 by
Don Tancredi (5 points)
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The city needs to invest in a front loader snow blower. It picks up the big piles of snow that the plows leave and blows it right into a dump truck riding along side. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Teo6P38-w8o Main street would be clean of snow plenty of parking also smaller streets could be widened seems like the plowing hardly gives you two cars wide
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1. Hearts and Minds. Run a campaign to motivate and educate the public about climate change and actions they can take right now (like supporting this list).
2. Commitment. Join the Climate Mayors...
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1. Hearts and Minds. Run a campaign to motivate and educate the public about climate change and actions they can take right now (like supporting this list).
2. Commitment. Join the Climate Mayors (climatemayors.org) and abide by the Paris Climate Agreement.
3. Deregulate DEMEC. Default to renewable energy, with an option for cheapest energy on the Customer Connect website. Gradually increase the cheapest option to subsidize the renewable option until they are equal.
4. Rate Transparency. Impose variable ToU rates to unmask higher costs during peak usage. Aware customers will alter usage to avoid peak rates.
5. Community Solar and Wind on Old Paper Mill Road Park.
6. Energy Storage. Add it to the Green Energy Program.
7. City Vehicles. Gradually replace government vehicles with EVs as they age out (driveevfleets.org).
8. EV Charging Stations. Install L2 EVSE at city parking facilities.
9. Vehicle-to-Grid. EVs sell power back to the grid during high demand.
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Jan 6, 2019 by
Andrew O (8 points)
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1. Hearts and Minds. Run a campaign to motivate and educate the public about climate change and actions they can take right now (like supporting this list).
2. Commitment. Join the Climate Mayors (climatemayors.org) and abide by the Paris Climate Agreement.
3. Deregulate DEMEC. Default to renewable energy, with an option for cheapest energy on the Customer Connect website. Gradually increase the cheapest option to subsidize the renewable option until they are equal.
4. Rate Transparency. Impose variable ToU rates to unmask higher costs during peak usage. Aware customers will alter usage to avoid peak rates.
5. Community Solar and Wind on Old Paper Mill Road Park.
6. Energy Storage. Add it to the Green Energy Program.
7. City Vehicles. Gradually replace government vehicles with EVs as they age out (driveevfleets.org).
8. EV Charging Stations. Install L2 EVSE at city parking facilities.
9. Vehicle-to-Grid. EVs sell power back to the grid during high demand.
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My guess is that most people auto pay their utility bills. However, there is no internet based broadband survey, only paper based to be returned with utility bill payment. This will result in badly...
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My guess is that most people auto pay their utility bills. However, there is no internet based broadband survey, only paper based to be returned with utility bill payment. This will result in badly skewed data.
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Apr 17, 2016 by
CSS (5 points)
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My guess is that most people auto pay their utility bills. However, there is no internet based broadband survey, only paper based to be returned with utility bill payment. This will result in badly skewed data.
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I usually try to stay out of Newark while school is in but now that I don't have much of a choice I feel like I'm going to have a stroke. Please install elevated cross walk bridges at the busiest...
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I usually try to stay out of Newark while school is in but now that I don't have much of a choice I feel like I'm going to have a stroke. Please install elevated cross walk bridges at the busiest corners such as Dealware ave and 896 (where some kid got hit today). I will make a personal donation for this project. These kids need get some j walking violations as well.
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Sep 24, 2015 by
Bo Swansen (5 points)
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I usually try to stay out of Newark while school is in but now that I don't have much of a choice I feel like I'm going to have a stroke. Please install elevated cross walk bridges at the busiest corners such as Dealware ave and 896 (where some kid got hit today). I will make a personal donation for this project. These kids need get some j walking violations as well.
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They are making these fees non-refundable in addition to charging transfer fees eg.
Student pays $ 150.00 and then needs to leave for legimate reasons...finds a replacement and still has to pay $...
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They are making these fees non-refundable in addition to charging transfer fees eg.
Student pays $ 150.00 and then needs to leave for legimate reasons...finds a replacement and still has to pay $ 250.00 to transfer the lease to the new tenant who has to pay $ 45.00 application fee and a $ 150.00 non refundable fee (no longer called a security deposit). This needs to be addressed since they are exploiting these students especially when they are asked to sign a lease with a parent or guardian present.....The Retreat
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Jul 3, 2015 by
Anna Ferreira (5 points)
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They are making these fees non-refundable in addition to charging transfer fees eg.
Student pays $ 150.00 and then needs to leave for legimate reasons...finds a replacement and still has to pay $ 250.00 to transfer the lease to the new tenant who has to pay $ 45.00 application fee and a $ 150.00 non refundable fee (no longer called a security deposit). This needs to be addressed since they are exploiting these students especially when they are asked to sign a lease with a parent or guardian present.....The Retreat
