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

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Michael Millar Verified
23 hr ago

Deny Beruff's no buffer request

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THOMAS F GOETZ Verified
1 day ago

Development is ruining the environment here! Dollars should not outway science.

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Joseph Hibbard Verified
1 day ago

The mangroves are essential. Kill them here, what is next?

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Jane Wojtaszek Verified
1 day ago

Please protect the existing wetlands and mangroves and deny any and all efforts to build a wall or anything that will harm this environment.

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Keith Berggren Verified
1 day ago

Enough is Enough!!

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Teresa John Verified
1 day ago

We need to increase not decrease wetland buffers

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Supporter Verified
1 day ago

Because the mangroves are our only defense against storms and the surge!

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Lisa Hale Verified
1 day ago

Many people worked hard to protect the last of our waterfront wetlands As a resident for 26 years I've seen what the massive development of Manatee county has done- devastate bird populations, erode flood control and estuaries & bring gridlock to roads. We used to see dolphins and manatee but the continued shoreline development has eroded the habitats needed for sealife to survive or thrive. Don't allow what was so hard fought to protect be destroyed by big money.

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Supporter Verified
1 day ago

Saving the natural shoreline Provides safety to the environment

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Donna Seymour Verified
1 day ago

Know the difference between a gabion wall and a seawall. Protect us from sneaky, greedy developers.

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Kathleen Gaines Verified
1 day ago

The developers are destroying our environment.

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Valerie Stafford-Mallis Verified
1 day ago

The project’s full cumulative impacts have not been adequately reviewed. If permitted as requested, this development could set a dangerous precedent for replacing natural wetland buffers with walls and fill. A development of this size should not proceed while significant questions remain about sea-level rise, mangrove migration and adaptation, stormwater runoff, flooding, wildlife habitat, water quality, and archaeological resources. These are not minor details. They impact entire communities.

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Marjorie Davis Verified
1 day ago

We must continue to protect our natural resources!!

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Jeffrey Coats Verified
1 day ago

We have to preserve Florida wetlands.

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Mari Burleson Verified
1 day ago

We need to protect what is left of Florida's ecosystem.

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Joe LeBourgeois Verified
1 day ago

Stop the overdevelopment! Protect our wetlands and Florida’s coastline!

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Supporter Verified
1 day ago

We live near the proposed development and fear further destruction of mangroves and wetlands buffer that protect our homes. Also, further development of another 2500 homes will further stress our already strained infrastructure, resources, traffic congestion, etc.

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Supporter Verified
1 day ago

Manatee County needs to protect the last bit of undeveloped shoreline along Sarasota Bay. We need wetland buffers and this project would be detrimental to the sensitive ecosystem.

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Barbara McCrea Verified
1 day ago

We need to keep the natural ecosystem of our Florida coastlines in order to protect them from sea wave erosion. The proposed permit destroys “nature’s” protection.

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Gay Rosnett Verified
1 day ago

County infrastructure can’t handle more development, and we are quickly destroying what little bit of wetlands are left. Stop the greed