Fw: For New York residents

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PLEASE CROSSPOST WIDELY

 

Wildlife rehabilitator and sanctuary provider George Sarris of

Clifton Park, NY may be forced to euthenized disabled ducks and geese

in his care upon the order of NYS Supreme Court Justice Stephen

Ferrandino. Mr. Sarris is involved in two lawsuits, one brought

against him by neighbors who are complaining that Mr. Sarris'

activities are bothering them and denying them enjoyment of their

property and one brought by Mr. Sarris against the Town of Clifton

Park for denying him use of property as a land conservation tract een

though it is zoned as such.

 

THERE WILL BE A RALLY HELD AT THE NEXT TOWN HALL MEETING ON MONDAY,

12/11 AT 6:30 AND THEN WE WILL RALLY AT THE TOWN MEETING WHICH IS

HELD AT 7:00PM AT ONE TOWN HALL PLAZA IN CLIFTON PARK - PLEASE BRING

A SIGN

WITH YOU.

 

Please see the following articles:

 

http://timesunion.com/AspStories/story.asp?

storyID=538556 & newsdate=12/2/2006

 

http://www.metroland.net/back_issues/vol29_no19/newsfront.html

 

Please write to:

 

Honorable Stephen Ferradino, Justice

Saratoga County Supreme Court

30 McMaster Street

Ballston Spa, NY 12020

(518) 885-2224

 

Let Judge Ferradino know that you are concerned about the

consequences of his decision forcing George Sarris to cease his

activites, that George Sarris provides an important and necessary

service for sick and injured wildlife.

 

Also please write the Town of Clifton Park:

Philip C. Barrett,Town Supervisor

 

Roy A. Speckhard, Deputy Supervisor

 

Thomas E. Paolucci

 

Sanford Roth

 

Lynda Walowit

 

Clifton Park Town Hall

One Town Hall Plaza

Clifton Park, NY 12065

 

Let them know that Mr. Sarris provides an important resource for the

town of Clifton Park as well as the whole community, activities are

located in a wetland area, which is zoned LC. The Town has advocated

for an irrational interpretation of permitted activities that would

preclude any use of property in an LC zone and the town should settle

the lawsuit that Mr. Sarris has brought by permitting him to conduct

his wildlife rehabilitation activities.