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Name: Daphne Lejuez on May 31, 2007Comments: I totally disagree with overbuilding of an island that is on the verge to loose the very reason that makes it so popular!Flag
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Name: Daphne Lejuez on May 31, 2007Comments: I totally disagree with overbuilding of an island that is on the verge to loose the very reason that makes it so popular!Flag
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Name: Sherry Feit on May 31, 2007Comments: it breaks my heart to see the depletion of aruba's natural beauty to line the pockets of the already rich.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on May 31, 2007Comments: It's a small island. You can only build so much before it's all taken over, and that would be a shame.Flag
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Name: Lisa Tromp on May 31, 2007Comments: Leave Arashi and the other not developed beaches alone. Overdevelopement is a NO!Flag
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Name: Anonymous on May 31, 2007Comments: Enough Greed----We can remember when there was a moratoriom...bring back the voices of the previous politicians who stopped the overbuilding--at least listen to what they are thinking.Flag
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Name: Athenee Mastrangelo on May 31, 2007Comments: I work & live in the US and most Aruba -tourists I talk to say they are disappointed that it's getting so overgrown. Rather than putting up more buildings, spend this money in conserving Aruba's nature. Please save Aruba!Flag
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Name: Gary Bishop on May 31, 2007Comments: Please halt building more hotels on property that take away from the beauty of Aruba and cut off places that Arubans and visitors use to get away from the crowds.Flag
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Name: Mike Walsh on May 31, 2007Comments: My wife and I have been going to our "home away from home" for over 24 years. Please don't continue to spoil the Island with a build, build, build mentality.Flag
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Name: Lisa Kress on May 31, 2007Comments: Back in 1992 when we looked at timeshare properties on Aruba, we were told by many that there was a "building moratorium" on the island. Since then it seems as though there has been nothing but building going on. When is enough going to be enough Aruba's present infrastructure cannot support this seemingly endless development without grave harm to its inhabitants and to the environment. The island has changed drastically since we first started visiting in 1991, and it is starting to change for the worse. The crime rate is rising and the flavor and culture of our beloved Aruba is disappearing. The people of Aruba are becoming stressed just like Americans. There has been too much growth and it needs to slow down before all of the lovely things about Aruba disappear forever. Development should not only be about dollars and cents. It should take into consideration the impact this rapid growth is having on the island, and will continue to have for the future. Please reconsider the hotel proposal for Arashi, and others that may follow. We don't need another Cancun or Miami Beach -- we need to retain the dignity which once was Aruba.Flag
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Name: Linda Costelli on May 31, 2007Comments: Please, no more. Many of us will be finding a new "home away from home" if this over building continues to erode away the island's natural beauty and the island's tranquility which is one of the reasons we all grew to love it so much.Flag
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Name: Suzi Lahey on May 31, 2007Comments: Please take care of the island for Arubans and tourists alike.Flag
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Name: Courtney Jones on May 31, 2007Comments: No more overbuidling. Aruba is paradise, keep her that way!Flag
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Name: Lisa Thomas on May 31, 2007Comments: We have been visiting Aruba since 1994. November 2007 will be our 12th visit.Flag
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Name: Doreen Kelly on May 31, 2007Comments: Aruba is overdeveloped already, it has to stop. People are beginning to look elsewhere because of it. If I didn't own timeshare, I would be looking for another island to visit. Please stop building and take a good look at what you've got. Your roads can't handle the traffic and Palm Beach, which was once beautiful, has a new all inclusive resort which is ugly, doesn't fit the island look at all, and since it's all inclusive, will not do anything to help support any other businesses on the island.Flag
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Name: Theresa Fay on May 31, 2007Comments: i have been going to aruba for 30 years now and have seen such a change to the island, enough is enough. stop using up all the space that we so dearly love.Flag
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Name: Dianne Leach on May 31, 2007Comments: I love Aruba and don't want to see it become overcrowded. I can go to a beach like that in the USA.Flag
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Name: Sheri Thurlow on May 31, 2007Comments: Please stop the building and overdevelopement. This is why we stopped going to Cancun and started visiting Aruba almost annually for the past 14 years. We fell in love with the natural beauty of the beaches, crystal blue water and the warmest people. We would hate to look for another haven elsewhere.Flag
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Name: Lyn Schmick on May 31, 2007Comments: How is this small island going to accomadate all the staffing, residences and infrastructure needed for all the hotel expansions being planned You are introducing more foreigners and crime is already rising and tarnishing the Aruban reputation. What beaches will the Arubans have to enjoy Just say no. Thank you.Flag
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Name: Joyce Cram on May 31, 2007Comments: Hurrah!!! Finally some support for whats left of the beautiful ARUBA. I have been going to Aruba for 23 years and every year when I go back I am saddened by all the building that is taking place. I wonder where the sea turtles will go, their home for years and years is vanishing. Two years ago I was fortunate enough to witness the awesome site of a female leatherback coming out of the sea to lay her eggs on Eagle Beach. What a lifetime thrill. I watched until she returned to the sea. WAKE UP!!!Flag
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Name: Greg Wallace on May 31, 2007Comments: Don't turn a beautiful beach area into another Hi-Rise area.Flag
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