Preserve The Plant's Legacy for Future Generations!
Target:
Building Owner(s), Sausalito Mayor and City Council, Community Foundation (s)
Sponsored by:
The Plant Studios' former location in Sausalito (also formerly known as The Record Plant) has hosted such music artists as Bob Marley, Grateful Dead, Van Morrison, Fleetwood Mac, Bonnie Raitt, John Lee Hooker, Kronos Quartet, Santana, Huey Lewis, Journey, Jefferson Starship, Sammy Hagar, Metallica, Tom Waits, Prince, Beyonce and many more too numerous to list. Due to changes in the music industry and values of real estate in Southern Marin, this historic music landmark in the Bay Area is currently at risk of development and demolition.
AV4C is a non-profit organization committed to supporting music education and independent artists in the Bay Area and beyond. It was founded by a musician/former studio manager and is endorsed by members of our local creative community and former employees of The Plant Studios and The Record Plant, Sausalito. AV4C's comprehensive "Artsboretum" plan to purchase the property, restore the studios and form a certified green music arts incubator within the building, is a viable solution to preserve its rich legacy, stimulate our local economy and provide a significant cultural contribution to our community. View more info on this plan at http://www.av4c.org
We, the undersigned, support this effort and respectfully request that our community leaders take whatever steps are necessary to prevent developers from removing this icon of our music history from our cultural landscape. We also encourage your assistance to provide the resources necessary to protect this landmark from the profit driven fluctuations of the commercial real estate market once and for all, to give our children and future generations the opportunity make some music history of their own.
AV4C is a non-profit organization committed to supporting music education and independent artists in the Bay Area and beyond. It was founded by a musician/former studio manager and is endorsed by members of our local creative community and former employees of The Plant Studios and The Record Plant, Sausalito. AV4C's comprehensive "Artsboretum" plan to purchase the property, restore the studios and form a certified green music arts incubator within the building, is a viable solution to preserve its rich legacy, stimulate our local economy and provide a significant cultural contribution to our community. View more info on this plan at http://www.av4c.org
We, the undersigned, support this effort and respectfully request that our community leaders take whatever steps are necessary to prevent developers from removing this icon of our music history from our cultural landscape. We also encourage your assistance to provide the resources necessary to protect this landmark from the profit driven fluctuations of the commercial real estate market once and for all, to give our children and future generations the opportunity make some music history of their own.
The Plant Studios' former location in Sausalito (also formerly known as The Record Plant) has hosted such music artists as Bob Marley, Grateful Dead, Van Morrison, Fleetwood Mac, Bonnie Raitt, John Lee Hooker, Kronos Quartet, Santana, Huey Lewis, Journey, Jefferson Starship, Sammy Hagar, Metallica, Tom Waits, Prince, Beyonce and many more too numerous to list. Due to changes in the music industry and values of real estate in Southern Marin, this historic music landmark in the Bay Area is currently at risk of development and demolition.
AV4C is a non-profit organization committed to supporting music education and independent artists in the Bay Area and beyond. It was founded by a musician/former studio manager and is endorsed by members of our local creative community and former employees of The Plant Studios and The Record Plant, Sausalito. AV4C's comprehensive "Artsboretum" plan to purchase the property, restore the studios and form a certified green music arts incubator within the building, is a viable solution to preserve its rich legacy, stimulate our local economy and provide a significant cultural contribution to our community. View more info on this plan at http://www.av4c.org
We, the undersigned, support this effort and respectfully request that our community leaders take whatever steps are necessary to prevent developers from removing this icon of our music history from our cultural landscape. We also encourage your assistance to provide the resources necessary to protect this landmark from the profit driven fluctuations of the commercial real estate market once and for all, to give our children and future generations the opportunity make some music history of their own.
AV4C is a non-profit organization committed to supporting music education and independent artists in the Bay Area and beyond. It was founded by a musician/former studio manager and is endorsed by members of our local creative community and former employees of The Plant Studios and The Record Plant, Sausalito. AV4C's comprehensive "Artsboretum" plan to purchase the property, restore the studios and form a certified green music arts incubator within the building, is a viable solution to preserve its rich legacy, stimulate our local economy and provide a significant cultural contribution to our community. View more info on this plan at http://www.av4c.org
We, the undersigned, support this effort and respectfully request that our community leaders take whatever steps are necessary to prevent developers from removing this icon of our music history from our cultural landscape. We also encourage your assistance to provide the resources necessary to protect this landmark from the profit driven fluctuations of the commercial real estate market once and for all, to give our children and future generations the opportunity make some music history of their own.
We, the undersigned, support AV4C.org's efforts to preserve the rich music legacy contained within the walls of the former location of The Plant Studios in Sausalito.
The Plant Studios' former location in Sausalito, which hosted such music artists as Bob Marley, Fleetwood Mac, Bonnie Raitt, John Lee Hooker, Kronos Quartet, Santana, Huey Lewis, Journey, Jefferson Starship, Sammy Hagar, Tom Waits, Prince, Beyonce and many more too numerous to list, is truly an historic music landmark in the Bay Area. It is currently at risk of development and demolition.
AV4C is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting music education, independent artists by creating a sustainable music community in Marin and the Bay Area. It was founded and is endorsed by members of our local creative community and former employees of The Plant Studios and The Record Plant, Sausalito. The organization's comprehensive plan to purchase the building and form a green multi tenant non-profit music arts center within the space is a viable solution to preserve its legacy, stimulate our local economy and provide a significant cultural contribution to our community.
We respectfully request that our community leaders take whatever steps are necessary to prevent developers from removing this icon of our music history from our cultural landscape. We also encourage your assistance in providing the resources necessary to protect this landmark from the instability of the commercial real estate market once and for all, to give our children and future generations the opportunity to make some music history of their own.
Thank you for taking the time to read this letter, and for your prompt attention to this matter, as time is of the essence.
The Plant Studios' former location in Sausalito, which hosted such music artists as Bob Marley, Fleetwood Mac, Bonnie Raitt, John Lee Hooker, Kronos Quartet, Santana, Huey Lewis, Journey, Jefferson Starship, Sammy Hagar, Tom Waits, Prince, Beyonce and many more too numerous to list, is truly an historic music landmark in the Bay Area. It is currently at risk of development and demolition.
AV4C is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting music education, independent artists by creating a sustainable music community in Marin and the Bay Area. It was founded and is endorsed by members of our local creative community and former employees of The Plant Studios and The Record Plant, Sausalito. The organization's comprehensive plan to purchase the building and form a green multi tenant non-profit music arts center within the space is a viable solution to preserve its legacy, stimulate our local economy and provide a significant cultural contribution to our community.
We respectfully request that our community leaders take whatever steps are necessary to prevent developers from removing this icon of our music history from our cultural landscape. We also encourage your assistance in providing the resources necessary to protect this landmark from the instability of the commercial real estate market once and for all, to give our children and future generations the opportunity to make some music history of their own.
Thank you for taking the time to read this letter, and for your prompt attention to this matter, as time is of the essence.
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We signed the "Preserve The Plant's Legacy for Future Generations!" petition!
# 654:
11:12 am PST, Nov 17,
John Fielder, California
As a kid the plant was a force in Marins music scene, a scene that is fading away.
As a kid the plant was a force in Marins music scene, a scene that is fading away.
# 653:
12:20 pm PST, Nov 13,
Holly Stephey, California
“To stop the flow of music would be like the stopping of time itself, incredible and inconceivable.”
“To stop the flow of music would be like the stopping of time itself, incredible and inconceivable.”
# 652:
7:47 am PST, Nov 7,
Marc Bowyer, Missouri
# 651:
8:25 am PDT, Oct 28,
Elizabeth Van Emst, California
As a former Sausalito resident, I fully support this petition!
As a former Sausalito resident, I fully support this petition!
# 650:
11:20 am PDT, Oct 24,
Seth Chapla, California
I've been there 2 times for mastering sessions with John Cuniberti. I can't imagine the plant being gone.
I've been there 2 times for mastering sessions with John Cuniberti. I can't imagine the plant being gone.
# 649:
8:04 am PDT, Oct 24,
Brett Van Emst, California
Preserve Sausalito's colorful history.
Preserve Sausalito's colorful history.
# 648:
12:57 am PDT, Oct 24,
Robert Hanratty, California
The Plant is an icon of Sausalito tradition and history. This iconic spot should never be allowed to disappear.
The Plant is an icon of Sausalito tradition and history. This iconic spot should never be allowed to disappear.
# 647:
3:08 pm PDT, Oct 23,
Name not displayed, California
# 646:
7:43 am PDT, Oct 21,
Name not displayed, California
# 645:
9:51 am PDT, Oct 19,
Erich Elleson, California
The Plant is a historic facility. And as a musician and artist it is important for the bay area to have places like these involved in the arts, as well as share in the history of music and our SF Bay Area
The Plant is a historic facility. And as a musician and artist it is important for the bay area to have places like these involved in the arts, as well as share in the history of music and our SF Bay Area
# 644:
10:14 am PDT, Oct 18,
Veronica Page, California
It's not only a Marin County /Bay Area legendary place, but legendary around the world with all musicians and music lovers. It would be very sad to see it go.
It's not only a Marin County /Bay Area legendary place, but legendary around the world with all musicians and music lovers. It would be very sad to see it go.
# 643:
3:17 pm PDT, Oct 16,
Linda Davis, California
# 642:
1:55 pm PDT, Oct 12,
Chad De Kruyf, California
# 641:
8:07 am PDT, Oct 10,
Keri Wilson, Massachusetts
# 640:
10:34 pm PDT, Oct 7,
John Zona, California
I had the once in a lifetime opportunity to intern at the plant for a year and a half. Just walking into The Plant, you get a sense of rich history and feel the potential of exciting things to come. The Plant is truly a special place, a place of rich and interesting architectural detail, infused with the spirits of the many artists and staff that have walked its corridors. Please preserve this piece of history - there is truly no other place like it.
I had the once in a lifetime opportunity to intern at the plant for a year and a half. Just walking into The Plant, you get a sense of rich history and feel the potential of exciting things to come. The Plant is truly a special place, a place of rich and interesting architectural detail, infused with the spirits of the many artists and staff that have walked its corridors. Please preserve this piece of history - there is truly no other place like it.
# 639:
4:42 pm PDT, Oct 7,
Rusty Stephey, California
Music is my life, my love and my religion. Through Music - Spirituality you and "we" shall live together!
Music is my life, my love and my religion. Through Music - Spirituality you and "we" shall live together!
# 638:
8:42 pm PDT, Oct 4,
Elizabeth Atwater, California
# 637:
7:51 pm PDT, Oct 4,
Lari McNew, Nebraska
Sausalito's arts community brings income and interest to the city and to surrounding communities. It makes sense that members of that community would want to give back. In giving back, they also ensure that there is an arts community for future commerce, and for the cultural benefit of future generations. Marin county is not insulated from cultural erosion, and the preservation of this historic physical location can ensure that The Plant's contributions to the cultural wealth of people all over the world are neither forgotten, nor forsaken.
Sausalito's arts community brings income and interest to the city and to surrounding communities. It makes sense that members of that community would want to give back. In giving back, they also ensure that there is an arts community for future commerce, and for the cultural benefit of future generations. Marin county is not insulated from cultural erosion, and the preservation of this historic physical location can ensure that The Plant's contributions to the cultural wealth of people all over the world are neither forgotten, nor forsaken.
# 636:
7:42 am PDT, Oct 2,
Art Adams, California
The Plant Studios has such a great legacy that it should be preserved. It is an icon of numerous important musical artists during our time and serves as an inspiration for future generations.
The Plant Studios has such a great legacy that it should be preserved. It is an icon of numerous important musical artists during our time and serves as an inspiration for future generations.
# 635:
6:39 pm PDT, Oct 1,
Daniel Levitin, Canada
I recorded there throughout the 80s and loved its legacy. We already lost The Automatt - let's not lose this one too.
I recorded there throughout the 80s and loved its legacy. We already lost The Automatt - let's not lose this one too.
# 634:
6:15 pm PDT, Oct 1,
John Chowning, California
The Plant, imaginatively conceived, carefully cared for and imaginatively expanded in community function, is a historic facility that will ever increase in importance to the worldwide lovers of music.
The Plant, imaginatively conceived, carefully cared for and imaginatively expanded in community function, is a historic facility that will ever increase in importance to the worldwide lovers of music.
# 633:
5:34 pm PDT, Sep 30,
Cassandra Flipper, California
The Plant Studios in Sausalito has been a very important place for musicians in the Bay Area and far beyond. Its role in recording the music of many of America's legendary artists requires that it be preserved as a historic building for the use and education of musicians for generations to come. Music heals. Music inspires. Don't let the Plant disappear from the planet!
The Plant Studios in Sausalito has been a very important place for musicians in the Bay Area and far beyond. Its role in recording the music of many of America's legendary artists requires that it be preserved as a historic building for the use and education of musicians for generations to come. Music heals. Music inspires. Don't let the Plant disappear from the planet!
# 632:
7:41 am PDT, Sep 30,
Darren Mar-Elia, California
I got a chance to visit the Plant last Fall for a high school reunion. I had not been aware of it before and was blown away by the music history that was made there. As it was, I got to see Ronnie Montrose and others jam at the party and it was totally cool. Let's keep this landmark standing and making music!
I got a chance to visit the Plant last Fall for a high school reunion. I had not been aware of it before and was blown away by the music history that was made there. As it was, I got to see Ronnie Montrose and others jam at the party and it was totally cool. Let's keep this landmark standing and making music!
# 631:
9:56 pm PDT, Sep 29,
Ezra Crowley, California
It's disgusting to me that a recording studio which is considered by many to be one of the Bay Area's most precious landmarks could even be evicted!! Sausalito will be a FAR more boring place without the Plant, and a city that allows it's most unique gems to be turned into condos will soon have nothing unique left to offer.
It's disgusting to me that a recording studio which is considered by many to be one of the Bay Area's most precious landmarks could even be evicted!! Sausalito will be a FAR more boring place without the Plant, and a city that allows it's most unique gems to be turned into condos will soon have nothing unique left to offer.
# 630:
9:27 pm PDT, Sep 29,
Danny Uzilevsky, California
We still need quality good "old fashioned" recording studios! You can do a lot of great things in your garage these days, but it's important to have an place to set up a whole band and play the songs you've rehearsed for months/years. The Plant is not just an amazing recording studio, as well as an incredible creative environment. It would be a shame to lose the plant, not only for the history that has passed through there, but the history that has yet to come...
We still need quality good "old fashioned" recording studios! You can do a lot of great things in your garage these days, but it's important to have an place to set up a whole band and play the songs you've rehearsed for months/years. The Plant is not just an amazing recording studio, as well as an incredible creative environment. It would be a shame to lose the plant, not only for the history that has passed through there, but the history that has yet to come...
# 629:
8:31 am PDT, Sep 29,
Sheila Whitescarver, California
I love music.
I love music.
# 628:
7:59 am PDT, Sep 29,
Thomas Graham, California
Please share a personal comment as to why this issue is important to you.
Please share a personal comment as to why this issue is important to you.
# 627:
11:09 pm PDT, Sep 27,
Amie Penwell, California
I am a songwriter in he Marin County. Though I have never had the pleasure of recording at The Plant, I do believe that if I were to have had a supportive incubation place to build a strong supportive music community and learn the process of creating a career in music I would have felt less isolated and alone as an independent artist. Let me know how I can help. Amie Penwell http://www.amiepenwell.net
I am a songwriter in he Marin County. Though I have never had the pleasure of recording at The Plant, I do believe that if I were to have had a supportive incubation place to build a strong supportive music community and learn the process of creating a career in music I would have felt less isolated and alone as an independent artist. Let me know how I can help. Amie Penwell http://www.amiepenwell.net
# 626:
7:21 pm PDT, Sep 27,
Name not displayed, California
# 625:
12:24 pm PDT, Sep 25,
Ron Robinson, New York
When I graduated from college and recording school I took my income tax return and what little I had and packed my car to move to San Francisco so that I could intern specifically at Plant Studios. I had no second option or backup plan. I firmly believed that the studio's rich musical heritage and the professional insight from engineers including Arne Frager and John Cuniberti would serve as the best foundation upon which to launch my career in the recording industry. I was never disappointed or wrong in my belief. The lessons I learned in my short time at Plant Studios continue to serve me to this day. I now engineer and manage the in-house studio at Atlantic Records in New York working with artists from the entire Warner Music Group roster. Plant Studio's president, Arne Frager, showed interest in not only my potential as an engineer but also as a person and encouraged me to believe in myself, to never stop working hard, never stop learning and to be the best all around person I could be. This studio deserves to be preserved not only for it's rich heritage but for it's existing service to the recording industry and to all of the interns, assistant engineers, engineers and producers that have come from and will come from it's hallowed control rooms. This industry and the nation as a whole need to be given hope that our dreams as people, artists, and as a nation can not only survive but flourish. The preservation of small businesses, historical landmarks and places of interest such as Plant Studios not only increase optimism in these dark days of foreclosures and evictions but also give our local communities their identity and distinction. The Bay Area has always been the birthplace of modern ideals, freedom and hope. Plant Studios is in many ways a cornerstone of the Bay Area's world famous art and music community. Please keep the Plant alive. Thank you!
When I graduated from college and recording school I took my income tax return and what little I had and packed my car to move to San Francisco so that I could intern specifically at Plant Studios. I had no second option or backup plan. I firmly believed that the studio's rich musical heritage and the professional insight from engineers including Arne Frager and John Cuniberti would serve as the best foundation upon which to launch my career in the recording industry. I was never disappointed or wrong in my belief. The lessons I learned in my short time at Plant Studios continue to serve me to this day. I now engineer and manage the in-house studio at Atlantic Records in New York working with artists from the entire Warner Music Group roster. Plant Studio's president, Arne Frager, showed interest in not only my potential as an engineer but also as a person and encouraged me to believe in myself, to never stop working hard, never stop learning and to be the best all around person I could be. This studio deserves to be preserved not only for it's rich heritage but for it's existing service to the recording industry and to all of the interns, assistant engineers, engineers and producers that have come from and will come from it's hallowed control rooms. This industry and the nation as a whole need to be given hope that our dreams as people, artists, and as a nation can not only survive but flourish. The preservation of small businesses, historical landmarks and places of interest such as Plant Studios not only increase optimism in these dark days of foreclosures and evictions but also give our local communities their identity and distinction. The Bay Area has always been the birthplace of modern ideals, freedom and hope. Plant Studios is in many ways a cornerstone of the Bay Area's world famous art and music community. Please keep the Plant alive. Thank you!
# 624:
11:40 am PDT, Sep 22,
Jason Adams, California
# 623:
3:54 pm PDT, Sep 20,
Name not displayed, California
music!!!!!! legacy! truth & beauty don't sell out!
music!!!!!! legacy! truth & beauty don't sell out!
# 622:
3:15 pm PDT, Sep 20,
Melinda Watkins, Illinois
# 621:
5:03 pm PDT, Sep 18,
John Christopher, California
The Plant is a legendary place that deserves live on!
The Plant is a legendary place that deserves live on!
# 620:
2:25 pm PDT, Sep 18,
Aaron Johnson, California
It would be a travesty to lose such a gem of music history.
It would be a travesty to lose such a gem of music history.
# 619:
7:13 pm PDT, Sep 17,
Genny Bailey, Florida
# 618:
12:42 am PDT, Sep 16,
Holly Anton, California
Culturally, The Plant is the heart of the Bay Area musical heritage. While powers beyond most of our control have eroded the music industry almost beyond recognition, and there are few remaining symbols of music's vital influence on our beloved community, The Plant is one "endangered species" that we can save. Personally, my husband has made his most lasting musical work in those beautiful rooms and it is hard to believe that he and other artists will never have another opportunity to have their musical gifts cultivated and supported as only The Plant could do! To let this unique Bay Area pearl drop from our hands is one stupid tragedy that should and can be avoided. Protect this place and make a not-so-small stand for the Bay Areas "endangered" musical identity.
Culturally, The Plant is the heart of the Bay Area musical heritage. While powers beyond most of our control have eroded the music industry almost beyond recognition, and there are few remaining symbols of music's vital influence on our beloved community, The Plant is one "endangered species" that we can save. Personally, my husband has made his most lasting musical work in those beautiful rooms and it is hard to believe that he and other artists will never have another opportunity to have their musical gifts cultivated and supported as only The Plant could do! To let this unique Bay Area pearl drop from our hands is one stupid tragedy that should and can be avoided. Protect this place and make a not-so-small stand for the Bay Areas "endangered" musical identity.
# 617:
3:36 am PDT, Sep 15,
Peter Jespersen, Denmark
if Sammy Hagar and Metallica(with my fellow countryman Lars Ulrich) has recorded there that to me is worth preserving:)and its also a musical landmark,and should therefor stay like one.
if Sammy Hagar and Metallica(with my fellow countryman Lars Ulrich) has recorded there that to me is worth preserving:)and its also a musical landmark,and should therefor stay like one.
# 616:
12:15 pm PDT, Sep 14,
Kate Corris kingston, California
local music scenes are so important - and so disappearing! - to our communities. it would be a serious shame to lose this historic component of our own local music community
local music scenes are so important - and so disappearing! - to our communities. it would be a serious shame to lose this historic component of our own local music community
# 615:
3:47 pm PDT, Sep 13,
Doug Fry, Iowa
Way too much history being eliminated in the world these days. Time to take a stand and preserve at least a little bit. Many great artists such as Sammy Hagar have used this studio to keep us entertained.
Way too much history being eliminated in the world these days. Time to take a stand and preserve at least a little bit. Many great artists such as Sammy Hagar have used this studio to keep us entertained.
# 614:
2:58 pm PDT, Sep 13,
Jeffry Taberski, Massachusetts
Sammy Hagar's REDHEADS stick together for a good cause!!!!
Sammy Hagar's REDHEADS stick together for a good cause!!!!
# 613:
10:00 am PDT, Sep 11,
Gerald Haussler, California
i never attended the physical location, but heard many broadcasts over KSAN. very fond memories indeed. shame if another music landmark has to bite the dust in the name of "progress".
i never attended the physical location, but heard many broadcasts over KSAN. very fond memories indeed. shame if another music landmark has to bite the dust in the name of "progress".
# 612:
11:22 am PDT, Sep 10,
Reiss Zurbyk, Minnesota
Great internship opportunities would be available to many University students.
Great internship opportunities would be available to many University students.
# 611:
11:06 am PDT, Sep 10,
Lee Bothwick, California
This studio is far to historic to allow to be closed.
This studio is far to historic to allow to be closed.
# 610:
11:24 am PDT, Sep 9,
Dusty Wakeman, California
Preserve this piece of our cultural histroy! I just saw the film 'The Wrecking Crew' in LA, and am still shocked and saddened by how many iconic studios, like Gold Star, birthplace of the 'Wall of Sound', have been felled to make room for strip malls and parking lots. The Plant in Sausalito is an mportant piece of California's history and should preserved as such.
Preserve this piece of our cultural histroy! I just saw the film 'The Wrecking Crew' in LA, and am still shocked and saddened by how many iconic studios, like Gold Star, birthplace of the 'Wall of Sound', have been felled to make room for strip malls and parking lots. The Plant in Sausalito is an mportant piece of California's history and should preserved as such.
# 609:
6:00 pm PDT, Sep 8,
George Johnsen, California
The music industry may be in shambles, but our music heritage is one of our most important legacies. The fact that the Plant Studios is the origin of many tunes that are now the soundtrack of many lives is reason enough to save it.
The music industry may be in shambles, but our music heritage is one of our most important legacies. The fact that the Plant Studios is the origin of many tunes that are now the soundtrack of many lives is reason enough to save it.
# 608:
4:01 pm PDT, Sep 8,
Musiccomposer .com, California
too many fine legacy studios are vanishing. hope you can save this one.
too many fine legacy studios are vanishing. hope you can save this one.
# 607:
7:29 am PDT, Sep 8,
Angel Corpus christi, California
preserve sausalito's history! dont wipe it out!
preserve sausalito's history! dont wipe it out!
# 606:
4:13 am PDT, Sep 8,
Joseph Chiccarelli, California
Having been a part of at least a dozen albums that have been recorded or mixed at The Plant in my career. These have been some of the most creative and successful moments.
Having been a part of at least a dozen albums that have been recorded or mixed at The Plant in my career. These have been some of the most creative and successful moments.
# 605:
3:23 pm PDT, Sep 6,
Robert Bailey, Indiana
Some of historys greatest records have been cut at the Record Plant. To destroy it would be a huge mistake. We need to preserve these wonderful acoustic spaces or soon there won't be any left! You CANNOT get the same sounds recording in a converted bedroom!
Some of historys greatest records have been cut at the Record Plant. To destroy it would be a huge mistake. We need to preserve these wonderful acoustic spaces or soon there won't be any left! You CANNOT get the same sounds recording in a converted bedroom!
# 604:
8:02 pm PDT, Sep 4,
Eileen Callahan, California
The Plant is a fantastic building, legacy, and cultural necessity. Have you ever been inside the Plant???? It is Alice in Wonderland meets the sound board. Please save the Plant! Eileen M. Callaha
The Plant is a fantastic building, legacy, and cultural necessity. Have you ever been inside the Plant???? It is Alice in Wonderland meets the sound board. Please save the Plant! Eileen M. Callaha
# 603:
5:54 pm PDT, Sep 1,
Jeremy Harris, California
Please do what you can to preserve this culturally important building. There is a lot of potential here.
Please do what you can to preserve this culturally important building. There is a lot of potential here.
# 602:
8:11 pm PDT, Aug 27,
Leslie Allen, California
I heartily support this petition and all it seeks to ensure protection of the Marinship waterfront distrist, its heritage, and its cultural landmarks of many colors and types. For 20+ years, I've had a studio in the neighboring Industrial Center Building, and I urge the City of Sausalito to do everything necessary to keep from selling its own heart!
I heartily support this petition and all it seeks to ensure protection of the Marinship waterfront distrist, its heritage, and its cultural landmarks of many colors and types. For 20+ years, I've had a studio in the neighboring Industrial Center Building, and I urge the City of Sausalito to do everything necessary to keep from selling its own heart!
# 601:
2:47 pm PDT, Aug 26,
Jonny Sculls, California
Growing up in Marin, I always felt privileged that I was surrounded by such beautiful and influential art, music and film. The thought of The Plant not being around anymore truly hurts my heart. Some of the most innovative and life changing albums were created there and Sausalito would not be as magical of a place if the Plant did not exist. Please save The Plant so that future generations of musicians can give us more influential art and once again, change and re shape the face of music.
Growing up in Marin, I always felt privileged that I was surrounded by such beautiful and influential art, music and film. The thought of The Plant not being around anymore truly hurts my heart. Some of the most innovative and life changing albums were created there and Sausalito would not be as magical of a place if the Plant did not exist. Please save The Plant so that future generations of musicians can give us more influential art and once again, change and re shape the face of music.
