Protect Sarasota Bay: Deny Beruff’s No Buffer Wetland Permit
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Thomas Braxtan
2 months ago
My wife and I are opposed to the removal of mangroves and replacement with a wall.
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Judy Langston
2 months ago
The environmental impact would be devastating for this area.
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Kitty Morgan
2 months ago
I live on Tidy Island on Sarasota Bay. I strongly oppose Aqua by the Bay encroaching into the bay in any way. I also oppose the hardscape wall which will project water right on to Tidy Island and my home. This plan will destroy the precious plant & animal life that is so abundant now. They should be ashamed.
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Marsha Drewes
2 months ago
Please protect our waterways, mangroves and wetlands for all citizens and wildlife to enjoy.
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Margot Hartmann
2 months ago
This represents Developer erosion of a natural habitat that isn’t “broken” and doesn’t need fixing … Interference in the natural world for profit motive, not for any higher cause.
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Walt Drewes
2 months ago
to save the wetlands of this great state
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Joan Galvin
2 months ago
The proposed sea wall and hardening of the coast line will adversely impact neighboring communities during high water or storm surge events, placing people and property in harm’s way. It will also have a damaging impact on the bay and its ecosystem systems which rely on mangroves as fish and wildlife habitat.
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Natalie Davis
2 months ago
Protecting our environment protects us and protects future generations.
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Supporter
2 months ago
Leave our wetlands alone. This developer has already destroyed plenty. Enough is enough.
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Bruce McCreedy
2 months ago
The natural beauty and functional ecosystem of Tampa Bay and Sarasota Bay continues to be threatened by (over)development. In the case of the proposed development among pristine wetlands along the Long Bar Pointe section of Sarasota Bay (application for Permit SAJ-2015-0153), the proposed backfill and 8-10 foot wall should not proceed unless and until a proper and through environmental review is conducted.
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Suzanne Twerdochlib
2 months ago
Destroying the natural environment is our death sentence .
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Susie Tannenbaum
2 months ago
STOP Developers!!!!
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William Morrow
2 months ago
I want to protect the mangroves and wetlands.
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Stanley Harvey
2 months ago
As a Tidy Island resident, I am particularly concerned about allowing additional hardening and alteration of this sensitive shoreline when the property contains substantial areas where development could potentially be located away from the wetlands.
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Shelly Killoran
2 months ago
Totally against any further development in this area. Beruff got way too much already!
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Cheryl Kennedy
2 months ago
Florida is losing their wetlands and coastline due to over building removing natural vegetation to protect wild life,stripping land and covering with concrete and buildings
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Greg Whitford
2 months ago
We've already lost too many wetlands and buffers in the Tampa/Sarasota area; this is one reason our water quality is so poor.
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Kimberly Beck
2 months ago
This sea wall will be a danger to life and property every time there is another storm surge and/or hurricane in the future. My second concern is economic. Wetlands are where the fish start. Lose the nursery habitat and you lose the fisheries, the charters, the commercial fleet, and the customers who follow them. That is not a temporary cost to this village; it is permanent, and it lands on the people who live and work here. They can build somewhere else.
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Laura Shely
2 months ago
I live along this waterway !! Absolutely DO NOT WANT ANY OF THIS !!!
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Maria Cid
2 months ago
No to the massive construction that kills the mangroove!
My wife and I are opposed to the removal of mangroves and replacement with a wall.
The environmental impact would be devastating for this area.
I live on Tidy Island on Sarasota Bay. I strongly oppose Aqua by the Bay encroaching into the bay in any way. I also oppose the hardscape wall which will project water right on to Tidy Island and my home. This plan will destroy the precious plant & animal life that is so abundant now. They should be ashamed.
Please protect our waterways, mangroves and wetlands for all citizens and wildlife to enjoy.
This represents Developer erosion of a natural habitat that isn’t “broken” and doesn’t need fixing … Interference in the natural world for profit motive, not for any higher cause.
to save the wetlands of this great state
The proposed sea wall and hardening of the coast line will adversely impact neighboring communities during high water or storm surge events, placing people and property in harm’s way. It will also have a damaging impact on the bay and its ecosystem systems which rely on mangroves as fish and wildlife habitat.
Protecting our environment protects us and protects future generations.
Leave our wetlands alone. This developer has already destroyed plenty. Enough is enough.
The natural beauty and functional ecosystem of Tampa Bay and Sarasota Bay continues to be threatened by (over)development. In the case of the proposed development among pristine wetlands along the Long Bar Pointe section of Sarasota Bay (application for Permit SAJ-2015-0153), the proposed backfill and 8-10 foot wall should not proceed unless and until a proper and through environmental review is conducted.
Destroying the natural environment is our death sentence .
STOP Developers!!!!
I want to protect the mangroves and wetlands.
As a Tidy Island resident, I am particularly concerned about allowing additional hardening and alteration of this sensitive shoreline when the property contains substantial areas where development could potentially be located away from the wetlands.
Totally against any further development in this area. Beruff got way too much already!
Florida is losing their wetlands and coastline due to over building removing natural vegetation to protect wild life,stripping land and covering with concrete and buildings
We've already lost too many wetlands and buffers in the Tampa/Sarasota area; this is one reason our water quality is so poor.
This sea wall will be a danger to life and property every time there is another storm surge and/or hurricane in the future. My second concern is economic. Wetlands are where the fish start. Lose the nursery habitat and you lose the fisheries, the charters, the commercial fleet, and the customers who follow them. That is not a temporary cost to this village; it is permanent, and it lands on the people who live and work here. They can build somewhere else.
I live along this waterway !! Absolutely DO NOT WANT ANY OF THIS !!!
No to the massive construction that kills the mangroove!