Vote John Polich for Park Board April 7th

John Polich is your best choice if you value the protection of open space in your district. The following is a profile on the candidate himself.

1. Naperville garden plots are one of the best programs in the Chicago land area and at maximum capacity.
2. The infrastructure of the garden plots is only a few years old.
3. The vast majority of the gardeners did not want the plots moved of altered.
4. The majority of residents I talked with while getting my petitions signed did not want the gardens touched and felt they should be let alone.
5. It would cost $750,000 plus dollars of the taxpayers money to move the plots and build new fields.
6. The school could transition into Koch Park at no cost to the taxpayers.
7. A big concern is students walking a mile to 1-A neither convenient or safe and running between cars on West Street, a four-lane street.
8. Traffic congestion- during games at Koch Park parking is hard to find, people park illegally, run between cars and pull in and out without looking. Add six to eight hundred more people to the South garden plots and you will have chaos.
9. There is a possibility of flooding to neighboring residents because of crowned fields which displace water during heavy rains.
10.  1-A is almost directly across the street from the Edward Hospital’s Emergency room entrance.
11. Some people feel the gardens are nothing more then dirt fields but to many others and myself it is what Naperville was built on, a farming community.
12. Losing plots may displace some seniors who do not want to garden anywhere else.

 

 

 

 

 

1. Naperville garden plots are one of the best programs in the Chicago land area and at maximum capacity.
2. The infrastructure of the garden plots is only a few years old.
3. The vast majority of the gardeners did not want the plots moved of altered.
4. The majority of residents I talked with while getting my petitions signed did not want the gardens touched and felt they should be let alone.
5. It would cost $750,000 plus dollars of the taxpayers money to move the plots and build new fields.
6. The school could transition into Koch Park at no cost to the taxpayers.
7. A big concern is students walking a mile to 1-A neither convenient or safe and running between cars on West Street, a four-lane street.
8. Traffic congestion- during games at Koch Park parking is hard to find, people park illegally, run between cars and pull in and out without looking. Add six to eight hundred more people to the South garden plots and you will have chaos.
9. There is a possibility of flooding to neighboring residents because of crowned fields which displace water during heavy rains.
10.  1-A is almost directly across the street from the Edward Hospital’s Emergency room entrance.
11. Some people feel the gardens are nothing more then dirt fields but to many others and myself it is what Naperville was built on, a farming community.
12. Losing plots may displace some seniors who do not want to garden anywhere else.

 

 

 

1. Naperville garden plots are one of the best programs in the Chicago land area and at maximum capacity.
2. The infrastructure of the garden plots is only a few years old.
3. The vast majority of the gardeners did not want the plots moved of altered.
4. The majority of residents I talked with while getting my petitions signed did not want the gardens touched and felt they should be let alone.
5. It would cost $750,000 plus dollars of the taxpayers money to move the plots and build new fields.
6. The school could transition into Koch Park at no cost to the taxpayers.
7. A big concern is students walking a mile to 1-A neither convenient or safe and running between cars on West Street, a four-lane street.
8. Traffic congestion- during games at Koch Park parking is hard to find, people park illegally, run between cars and pull in and out without looking. Add six to eight hundred more people to the South garden plots and you will have chaos.
9. There is a possibility of flooding to neighboring residents because of crowned fields which displace water during heavy rains.
10.  1-A is almost directly across the street from the Edward Hospital’s Emergency room entrance.
11. Some people feel the gardens are nothing more then dirt fields but to many others and myself it is what Naperville was built on, a farming community.
12. Losing plots may displace some seniors who do not want to garden anywhere else.

 

 

 

1. Naperville garden plots are one of the best programs in the Chicago land area and at maximum capacity.
2. The infrastructure of the garden plots is only a few years old.
3. The vast majority of the gardeners did not want the plots moved of altered.
4. The majority of residents I talked with while getting my petitions signed did not want the gardens touched and felt they should be let alone.
5. It would cost $750,000 plus dollars of the taxpayers money to move the plots and build new fields.
6. The school could transition into Koch Park at no cost to the taxpayers.
7. A big concern is students walking a mile to 1-A neither convenient or safe and running between cars on West Street, a four-lane street.
8. Traffic congestion- during games at Koch Park parking is hard to find, people park illegally, run between cars and pull in and out without looking. Add six to eight hundred more people to the South garden plots and you will have chaos.
9. There is a possibility of flooding to neighboring residents because of crowned fields which displace water during heavy rains.
10.  1-A is almost directly across the street from the Edward Hospital’s Emergency room entrance.
11. Some people feel the gardens are nothing more then dirt fields but to many others and myself it is what Naperville was built on, a farming community.
12. Losing plots may displace some seniors who do not want to garden anywhere else.

 

 

 

1. Naperville garden plots are one of the best programs in the Chicago land area and at maximum capacity.
2. The infrastructure of the garden plots is only a few years old.
3. The vast majority of the gardeners did not want the plots moved of altered.
4. The majority of residents I talked with while getting my petitions signed did not want the gardens touched and felt they should be let alone.
5. It would cost $750,000 plus dollars of the taxpayers money to move the plots and build new fields.
6. The school could transition into Koch Park at no cost to the taxpayers.
7. A big concern is students walking a mile to 1-A neither convenient or safe and running between cars on West Street, a four-lane street.
8. Traffic congestion- during games at Koch Park parking is hard to find, people park illegally, run between cars and pull in and out without looking. Add six to eight hundred more people to the South garden plots and you will have chaos.
9. There is a possibility of flooding to neighboring residents because of crowned fields which displace water during heavy rains.
10.  1-A is almost directly across the street from the Edward Hospital’s Emergency room entrance.
11. Some people feel the gardens are nothing more then dirt fields but to many others and myself it is what Naperville was built on, a farming community.
12. Losing plots may displace some seniors who do not want to garden anywhere else.

 

 

 

1. Naperville garden plots are one of the best programs in the Chicago land area and at maximum capacity.
2. The infrastructure of the garden plots is only a few years old.
3. The vast majority of the gardeners did not want the plots moved of altered.
4. The majority of residents I talked with while getting my petitions signed did not want the gardens touched and felt they should be let alone.
5. It would cost $750,000 plus dollars of the taxpayers money to move the plots and build new fields.
6. The school could transition into Koch Park at no cost to the taxpayers.
7. A big concern is students walking a mile to 1-A neither convenient or safe and running between cars on West Street, a four-lane street.
8. Traffic congestion- during games at Koch Park parking is hard to find, people park illegally, run between cars and pull in and out without looking. Add six to eight hundred more people to the South garden plots and you will have chaos.
9. There is a possibility of flooding to neighboring residents because of crowned fields which displace water during heavy rains.
10.  1-A is almost directly across the street from the Edward Hospital’s Emergency room entrance.
11. Some people feel the gardens are nothing more then dirt fields but to many others and myself it is what Naperville was built on, a farming community.
12. Losing plots may displace some seniors who do not want to garden anywhere else.

 

 

 

1. Naperville garden plots are one of the best programs in the Chicago land area and at maximum capacity.
2. The infrastructure of the garden plots is only a few years old.
3. The vast majority of the gardeners did not want the plots moved of altered.
4. The majority of residents I talked with while getting my petitions signed did not want the gardens touched and felt they should be let alone.
5. It would cost $750,000 plus dollars of the taxpayers money to move the plots and build new fields.
6. The school could transition into Koch Park at no cost to the taxpayers.
7. A big concern is students walking a mile to 1-A neither convenient or safe and running between cars on West Street, a four-lane street.
8. Traffic congestion- during games at Koch Park parking is hard to find, people park illegally, run between cars and pull in and out without looking. Add six to eight hundred more people to the South garden plots and you will have chaos.
9. There is a possibility of flooding to neighboring residents because of crowned fields which displace water during heavy rains.
10.  1-A is almost directly across the street from the Edward Hospital’s Emergency room entrance.
11. Some people feel the gardens are nothing more then dirt fields but to many others and myself it is what Naperville was built on, a farming community.
12. Losing plots may displace some seniors who do not want to garden anywhere else.

 

 

 

1. Naperville garden plots are one of the best programs in the Chicago land area and at maximum capacity.
2. The infrastructure of the garden plots is only a few years old.
3. The vast majority of the gardeners did not want the plots moved of altered.
4. The majority of residents I talked with while getting my petitions signed did not want the gardens touched and felt they should be let alone.
5. It would cost $750,000 plus dollars of the taxpayers money to move the plots and build new fields.
6. The school could transition into Koch Park at no cost to the taxpayers.
7. A big concern is students walking a mile to 1-A neither convenient or safe and running between cars on West Street, a four-lane street.
8. Traffic congestion- during games at Koch Park parking is hard to find, people park illegally, run between cars and pull in and out without looking. Add six to eight hundred more people to the South garden plots and you will have chaos.
9. There is a possibility of flooding to neighboring residents because of crowned fields which displace water during heavy rains.
10.  1-A is almost directly across the street from the Edward Hospital’s Emergency room entrance.
11. Some people feel the gardens are nothing more then dirt fields but to many others and myself it is what Naperville was built on, a farming community.
12. Losing plots may displace some seniors who do not want to garden anywhere else.

 

 

 

1. Naperville garden plots are one of the best programs in the Chicago land area and at maximum capacity.
2. The infrastructure of the garden plots is only a few years old.
3. The vast majority of the gardeners did not want the plots moved of altered.
4. The majority of residents I talked with while getting my petitions signed did not want the gardens touched and felt they should be let alone.
5. It would cost $750,000 plus dollars of the taxpayers money to move the plots and build new fields.
6. The school could transition into Koch Park at no cost to the taxpayers.
7. A big concern is students walking a mile to 1-A neither convenient or safe and running between cars on West Street, a four-lane street.
8. Traffic congestion- during games at Koch Park parking is hard to find, people park illegally, run between cars and pull in and out without looking. Add six to eight hundred more people to the South garden plots and you will have chaos.
9. There is a possibility of flooding to neighboring residents because of crowned fields which displace water during heavy rains.
10.  1-A is almost directly across the street from the Edward Hospital’s Emergency room entrance.
11. Some people feel the gardens are nothing more then dirt fields but to many others and myself it is what Naperville was built on, a farming community.
12. Losing plots may displace some seniors who do not want to garden anywhere else.

 

 

 

1. Naperville garden plots are one of the best programs in the Chicago land area and at maximum capacity.
2. The infrastructure of the garden plots is only a few years old.
3. The vast majority of the gardeners did not want the plots moved of altered.
4. The majority of residents I talked with while getting my petitions signed did not want the gardens touched and felt they should be let alone.
5. It would cost $750,000 plus dollars of the taxpayers money to move the plots and build new fields.
6. The school could transition into Koch Park at no cost to the taxpayers.
7. A big concern is students walking a mile to 1-A neither convenient or safe and running between cars on West Street, a four-lane street.
8. Traffic congestion- during games at Koch Park parking is hard to find, people park illegally, run between cars and pull in and out without looking. Add six to eight hundred more people to the South garden plots and you will have chaos.
9. There is a possibility of flooding to neighboring residents because of crowned fields which displace water during heavy rains.
10.  1-A is almost directly across the street from the Edward Hospital’s Emergency room entrance.
11. Some people feel the gardens are nothing more then dirt fields but to many others and myself it is what Naperville was built on, a farming community.
12. Losing plots may displace some seniors who do not want to garden anywhere else.

 

 

 

1. Naperville garden plots are one of the best programs in the Chicago land area and at maximum capacity.
2. The infrastructure of the garden plots is only a few years old.
3. The vast majority of the gardeners did not want the plots moved of altered.
4. The majority of residents I talked with while getting my petitions signed did not want the gardens touched and felt they should be let alone.
5. It would cost $750,000 plus dollars of the taxpayers money to move the plots and build new fields.
6. The school could transition into Koch Park at no cost to the taxpayers.
7. A big concern is students walking a mile to 1-A neither convenient or safe and running between cars on West Street, a four-lane street.
8. Traffic congestion- during games at Koch Park parking is hard to find, people park illegally, run between cars and pull in and out without looking. Add six to eight hundred more people to the South garden plots and you will have chaos.
9. There is a possibility of flooding to neighboring residents because of crowned fields which displace water during heavy rains.
10.  1-A is almost directly across the street from the Edward Hospital’s Emergency room entrance.
11. Some people feel the gardens are nothing more then dirt fields but to many others and myself it is what Naperville was built on, a farming community.
12. Losing plots may displace some seniors who do not want to garden anywhere else.

 

 

 

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