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From: Oakland Tribune
Date: 20031017
Author:Paul T. Rosynsky, STAFF WRITER

OAKLAND -- A growing chorus of neighborhood groups wants more time to comment on a massive Jack London Square development project.

Some neighbors say the project plans are too cumbersome to comprehend within the allotted 45-day comment period, and that discussions at planning commission meetings are too skimpy to evoke meaningful conversations.

As a result, they have requested at least 45 more days to comment.

"We're just barely beginning to understand the implications," said Gary Knecht, president of the South of Nimitz Improvement Council. "There has rarely, if ever, in my experience, been ...

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