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Name: Anonymous on Jan 27, 2008Your City: PORTSMOUTHComments:
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Name: William on Jan 27, 2008Your City: JeffersonComments: Please find another site.
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Name: Jeff Ballowe on Jan 27, 2008Your City: Virginia BeachComments:
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Name: Capt James Sharpe on Jan 27, 2008Your City: ErieComments: I use this ramp at least twice a year when coming to VB to fish. Would really hate to see it not there.
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Name: Angie on Jan 27, 2008Your City: virginia beachComments: please dont cost us even more when we can hardly afford to live as it is.
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Name: Adam on Jan 27, 2008Your City: virginia beachComments:
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Name: Paul Pearce on Jan 27, 2008Your City: MurfreesboroComments: I have enjoyed using the ramp at this location over the past 5 years. My children love to fish and especially at the Chesapeake Bay as do many of my friends from Virginia and North Carolina. It would be a shame for those of us who don't have access areas to launch our boats to lose such a wonderful facility. Please keep this facility open to boaters.
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Name: John Burggraff on Jan 27, 2008Your City: AlexandriaComments:
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Name: Jeffrey Edwards on Jan 27, 2008Your City: MidlothianComments:
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Name: Rhonda Burkett on Jan 27, 2008Your City: Virginia BeachComments:
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Name: Bill Bogue on Jan 27, 2008Your City: ChesapeakeComments:
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Name: Diane on Jan 27, 2008Your City: Virginia BeachComments: This area should be kept as a recreational facilty for families.
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Name: Doug Martin on Jan 27, 2008Your City: ChesapeakeComments:
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Name: Robert C. Michael on Jan 28, 2008Your City: SmithfieldComments:
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Name: Anonymous on Jan 28, 2008Your City: NorfolkComments: Will cause considerable traffic problems on land & water.The backup's at the launching ramp will be huge.
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Name: Lyle Ritter on Jan 28, 2008Your City: suffolkComments: I am definatly against the dredging off load site
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Name: Neal Stone on Jan 28, 2008Your City: richmondComments: Think of the thousands of dollars that people like my self spend every year from bait tackle gas parking fees to fish here.i personally would stop if this transfer site happens
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Name: Guy D. Brand, Sr. on Jan 28, 2008Your City: Virginia BeachComments:
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Name: David Cypert on Jan 28, 2008Your City: NorfolkComments: Do not understand how this proposal made it this far. Its amazing that the city built a boat ramp/parking lot on a natural dune to begin with! What is the city thinking The City officials need to wake up! Why don't they ask the government to use their facilituies for this approach. Someone is going to make a lot of money if this is approved and there will be alot of upset fisherman. The boat ramp is already undersized to begin with and it should be free to use.... Don't we pay enough taxes around here
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Name: Ned Smith on Jan 28, 2008Your City: NorfolkComments: I oppose the dredge spoils location near the Lynnhaven Boat Ramp
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Name: Raymond M. Brandi on Jan 28, 2008Your City: PortsmouthComments:
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Name: Anonymous on Jan 28, 2008Your City: Va BeachComments: WE have to keep boat launches for us locals!!!!!!!!!!
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Name: Colin King on Jan 28, 2008Your City: york countyComments:
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Name: Barton Daniel on Jan 28, 2008Your City: Virginia BeachComments:
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Name: Mark Feltner on Jan 28, 2008Your City: ChesapeakeComments: The concept of using the public access for a dredge spoils transfer station is simply an incompatible use and just a plain bad idea that puts the public unneccessarily at risk. Virginia Coastal Access Now Helping provide public access to Virginia's Coast! www.vcanaccess.com
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Name: Steven Johnson on Jan 28, 2008Your City: Virginia BeachComments: This is one of only 2 high demand public boat ramps in the city of Virginia Beach. This ramp run's at or near full capacity all the time and the people using this ramp or fishing from the beach pay to help maintain this place so is the city going to build another boat ramp for the public.
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Name: Joe Jackson on Jan 28, 2008Your City: virginia beachComments:
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Name: Werner Novak on Jan 28, 2008Your City: DisputantaComments: Seems like sportsmen can't t have any accesss to the water anymore without Big Money or the Government trying to take it away. Even though many accesses are payed for by license fees.
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Name: David Warren on Jan 28, 2008Your City: PORTSMOUTHComments:
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Name: Carl Lewis on Jan 28, 2008Your City: gloucesterComments: please don't close the ramp Virginia beach doesn't have enough as it is
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Name: Carl Lewis on Jan 28, 2008Your City: gloucesterComments: please don't close the ramp Virginia beach doesn't have enough as it is
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Name: Glenn Russell on Jan 28, 2008Your City: NorfolkComments: I routinely use this boat ramp and cannot imagine how you can have this over-subscribed public access share space with dump trucks and dredges. Incredibly poor planning.
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Name: Andrew Richard Broyles on Jan 28, 2008Your City: Virginia BeachComments: There is no way dump trucks and barges can share this facility with boaters and families going to the beach. The facility needs expanded not shared and trashed by moving mud through here. BAD IDEA!!!
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Name: Anonymous on Jan 28, 2008Your City: Virginia BeachComments: I oppose any idea that would cuase a dual purpose of the ramp. The city does not want the recreational boater and the money they bring in. IF you close this ramp then there is only one other city run ramp in all of virginia beach. MAKE MORE RAMPS FOR MORE ACCESS NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It will bring more people and boaters to this area and then they will spend more money. This offload site is an accident waiting to happen.
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Name: Bernie Strohmeyer on Jan 28, 2008Your City: Virginia BeachComments: I agree that the using of this site is not in the best interests of the citizens of Virginia Beach.
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Name: Robert B. Allen on Jan 28, 2008Your City: HamptonComments: Wtih the shortage of ramps and access in general, the City should seek some other solution to this site/problem....
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Name: Patrick on Jan 28, 2008Your City: MartinComments:
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Name: Dawn Sizemore on Jan 28, 2008Your City: ChesapeakeComments:
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Name: Steve Sizemore on Jan 28, 2008Your City: ChesapeakeComments:
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Name: Jennifer Downin on Jan 28, 2008Your City: Virginia BeachComments:
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Name: Reid Soady on Jan 29, 2008Your City: Va. BeachComments: remove spoils elswhere, the ramp was paid for by recreational fisherman.
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Name: Anonymous on Jan 29, 2008Your City: virginia beachComments:
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Name: Kerry Beers Gronbech on Jan 29, 2008Your City: Virginia BeachComments:
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Name: Gregory Werrell on Jan 29, 2008Your City: Virginia BeachComments:
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Name: James on Jan 29, 2008Your City: NorfolkComments: This is a misuse of our boat fees that were spent to construct VBR and could potentially disable the ramp.
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Name: Larry Edwin Horne on Jan 29, 2008Your City: SuffolkComments: I'm against the proposed activity at the ramp
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Name: Chad Weeks on Jan 29, 2008Your City: Virginia BeachComments:
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Name: Brian Parker on Jan 29, 2008Your City: Virginia BeachComments:
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Name: Chris DeMasi on Jan 29, 2008Your City: Virginia BeachComments:
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Name: Darryl Schmitt on Jan 29, 2008Your City: ChesapeakeComments: