Protect Sarasota Bay: Deny Beruff’s No Buffer Wetland Permit
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Joe Nickelson
3 months ago
Stop the criminal Carlos the land grabber. His shameful conduct at SWFWMD should say it all and the waste of taxpayer money to continuously reject his plans should be charged to him.
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David Shelton
3 months ago
If there was ever a good cause to fight for, this is it! Please invite your friends to sign this.
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Colin Curtis
3 months ago
As an Avid Fly Fisherman , this Myriad of Mangroves are the life of Sarasota Bay, this a haven for young fish to hide and grow before venturing out into the bay, this wetland area is one of the last natural habitats for fish , birds to live in , enough of Sarasota bay has been destroyed by Developers,
There has to be a line that these developers cannot cross, to me it’s common sense, leave it as nature intended, plus a wall is Bloody Ugly, and When it fails who pays
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Supporter
3 months ago
We are becoming a concrete jungle and losing more nature.and beauty. Stop…..just stop! The wetlands is protection for all kinds of nature. Is corruption going to win once again?
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Chip Sines
3 months ago
Save our wet lands and coastlines form developers
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Sheila West
3 months ago
Protection is crucial for the survival of the environment.
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Supporter
3 months ago
Please do not allow our wetlands to be destroyed only for money!!!
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Gerald Heidel
3 months ago
Excess needs to be denied for the benefit of all!
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Bill Webster
3 months ago
Respect the citizenry and our natural surroundings. Deny this egregious request.
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Lisa Kelley
3 months ago
A wall prevents natural water mitigation. It also creates a rise in water levels in other places which can cause flooding in places that did not flood prior to a wall being erected.
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Kefton Schermerhorn
3 months ago
Further attacks on the dwindling wetlands can have no positive outcomes
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Supporter
3 months ago
We need to protect our County, wetlands, so much overbuilding needs to stop!!
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Supporter
3 months ago
Enough !
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john bozick
3 months ago
We need to stop any and all development that harms natures buffers.
Once it is gone the flooding will follow. Then where are the developers to help fix their mistake? I can guess, nowhere to be found! So, let's put the brakes on developers damaging our protection areas PERIOD!
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Alicia Hunter
3 months ago
We need to protect our wildlife and conservation areas
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Joe Capozzoli
3 months ago
Stop this developer! He has no boundaries, integrity or consequences. I live in one of his communities, Legends Bay abd his removal of mangroves causes so much flooding.
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Penney Williams
3 months ago
Have a heart.
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Cheryl pike
3 months ago
We need to stop this greedy developer once and for all. Please be sure to vote out Mike rahn and Amanda Ballard holdover traitors from the last election. They need to be ousted.
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Thomas Darin
3 months ago
To protect the last bit of remaining natural shoreline, and stop the out-of-control development
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Tim Sparrow
3 months ago
We must stop the destruction of our mangrove shorelines. When will Beruff and Neal be rich enough to satisfy their greed? And at what cost to the residents and environment. There will no longer be trees, wetlands, or mangrove shorelines, only houses and roads. And not enough drinking water for everyone. When will the politicians stop, or at least begin to properly manage this destructive development.
Stop the criminal Carlos the land grabber. His shameful conduct at SWFWMD should say it all and the waste of taxpayer money to continuously reject his plans should be charged to him.
If there was ever a good cause to fight for, this is it! Please invite your friends to sign this.
As an Avid Fly Fisherman , this Myriad of Mangroves are the life of Sarasota Bay, this a haven for young fish to hide and grow before venturing out into the bay, this wetland area is one of the last natural habitats for fish , birds to live in , enough of Sarasota bay has been destroyed by Developers, There has to be a line that these developers cannot cross, to me it’s common sense, leave it as nature intended, plus a wall is Bloody Ugly, and When it fails who pays
We are becoming a concrete jungle and losing more nature.and beauty. Stop…..just stop! The wetlands is protection for all kinds of nature. Is corruption going to win once again?
Save our wet lands and coastlines form developers
Protection is crucial for the survival of the environment.
Please do not allow our wetlands to be destroyed only for money!!!
Excess needs to be denied for the benefit of all!
Respect the citizenry and our natural surroundings. Deny this egregious request.
A wall prevents natural water mitigation. It also creates a rise in water levels in other places which can cause flooding in places that did not flood prior to a wall being erected.
Further attacks on the dwindling wetlands can have no positive outcomes
We need to protect our County, wetlands, so much overbuilding needs to stop!!
Enough !
We need to stop any and all development that harms natures buffers. Once it is gone the flooding will follow. Then where are the developers to help fix their mistake? I can guess, nowhere to be found! So, let's put the brakes on developers damaging our protection areas PERIOD!
We need to protect our wildlife and conservation areas
Stop this developer! He has no boundaries, integrity or consequences. I live in one of his communities, Legends Bay abd his removal of mangroves causes so much flooding.
Have a heart.
We need to stop this greedy developer once and for all. Please be sure to vote out Mike rahn and Amanda Ballard holdover traitors from the last election. They need to be ousted.
To protect the last bit of remaining natural shoreline, and stop the out-of-control development
We must stop the destruction of our mangrove shorelines. When will Beruff and Neal be rich enough to satisfy their greed? And at what cost to the residents and environment. There will no longer be trees, wetlands, or mangrove shorelines, only houses and roads. And not enough drinking water for everyone. When will the politicians stop, or at least begin to properly manage this destructive development.