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Protect Sarasota Bay: Deny Beruff’s No Buffer Wetland Permit

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Debra Davis Verified
2 months ago

It’s important we protect these wildlife areas.

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Supporter Verified
2 months ago

Need a minimum 50’ wetland buffer

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Supporter Verified
2 months ago

Because the mangrove is a natural protection for the mainland and the homes surrounding the area during hurricanes, and to destroy it also destroys the natural ecosystem.

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Skip Wilder Verified
2 months ago

Mangrove trees are necessary to protect against damage from hurricanes.

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Walt McMann Verified
2 months ago

Florida is defined by its water ways.

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Rob Harris Verified
2 months ago

Carlos Beruff tried something similar back in 2013 and it was rejected for sound reasons as it should be again. He is likely hoping that a new breed of politicians and bureaucrats will cave to his persuasion. This application must be denied.

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Carol Rinewalt Verified
2 months ago

We are VERY close to this proposed barrier WALL and will be very adversely affected by this type of installation. Use the new ones (hexagon shape) already being installed in Miami and Palm Beach area, Florida. Thank you.

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Jill Blayden Verified
2 months ago

Environmental protection/homeowner protection

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Frank Fazioli Verified
2 months ago

Really? You have to ask if this is ok?

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Sher Wild Verified
2 months ago

Leave the wetlands alone.

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Susan Aeschliman Verified
2 months ago

The Mangrove Trees should be protected for the protection that they provide.

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Supporter Verified
2 months ago

Because my husband and I have lived in Cortez for 50 years now and I have been part of this since 2004 when I was a County Commissioner representing District #3! Over the past 22 years every time we turn around Carlos is making changes that only hurt our bay. Our Mangrove and estuarine habitat are crucial to Cortez Village's way of life!

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Krysta Romei Verified
2 months ago

The mangroves are important to the eco system and a natural protection! why would you want to destroy it?

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Rocco Sampogna Verified
2 months ago

Stop killing the wetlands, they're fragile enough as it is. Doesnt it also protect everyone? getting rid of it sounds stupid.

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Supporter Verified
2 months ago

The protection of the fragile ecosystem along Sarasota Bay including an uninterrupted mangrove shorelines is very important. The proposed SeaSpray/Aqua wall will create a dangerous environment for residents, especially during hurricanes.

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Bob Pepper Verified
2 months ago

Preserve AMI and the intercostal waterway.

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Robert Olsen Verified
2 months ago

I've lived on Sarasota Bay for 12 years and have come to understand how fragile it is and the essential role that wetlands, especially mangroves, play in its viability. The proposed build out is severely lacking in its consideration of the short and long-term viability of the bay and its environs.

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Jeff Welsh Verified
2 months ago

Save the mangroves from being destroyed.

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Robert DeKeulenaere Verified
2 months ago

Someone needs to put the brakes on these developers who continually destroy Florida, make millions in profits, and then walk away leaving taxpayers to deal with the mess they created. First priority is to start voting out all the politicians who allow this to happen.

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Beverly Henry Verified
2 months ago

Concern for healthy bay sealift and the environment.