Protect Sarasota Bay: Deny Beruff’s No Buffer Wetland Permit
309 Comments
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Marjorie Davis
1 day ago
We must continue to protect our natural resources!!
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Jeffrey Coats
1 day ago
We have to preserve Florida wetlands.
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Mari Burleson
1 day ago
We need to protect what is left of Florida's ecosystem.
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Joe LeBourgeois
1 day ago
Stop the overdevelopment! Protect our wetlands and Florida’s coastline!
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Supporter
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
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
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
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
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Robin Meiers
1 day ago
I want to protect our natural resources and wildlife habitats.
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Supporter
1 day ago
We need to protect our wetlands from ridiculous developers who only care about their pockets!
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Thomas Chipain
1 day ago
Wetlands help against hurricanes and storm surge!
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Brooke Elias
1 day ago
Corrupt politicians, developers and cronyism are plentiful everywhere, including coastal Florida counties. But our beaches and habitats - brimming with fish and birds, sand and waves - become more rare, more developed and more polluted every year. Don't let this particular developer - who has wielded his influence in destroying and developing natural beaches along both the east and west coast of Florida - have his way.
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Supporter
1 day ago
We need to protect and keep our wetlands and stop these developers from destroying our environment.
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Nancy Stewart
1 day ago
Enough Mr Beruff
Wetlands belong to us all and the future health and safety of our coastline environment. Coastline development can happen without the destruction of wetlands. ACofE please protect the vulnerable from short term monetary interest.
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Nancy green
1 day ago
Preserving Manatee County's ecosystem is more important than providing waterfront homes. Beruff has mowed down pristine land to build crackerjack homes, clog our roads with more people and cars. He buys our commissioners who allow him to get away with paying rediculously minimal impact fees that taxpayers are left to pay. Commissioners vote to steal homes via eminent domain for the sake of over development. Beruff keeps taking more. It has to stop.
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Supporter
1 day ago
One of the last estuaries in the bay .
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Roy Pinnell
1 day ago
We need to stop the aggressive efforts to destroy our natural areas and do a better job of controlling ongoing extreme development of our area.
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Randall Miller
1 day ago
Protect our water, our shoreline, our animals, and our way of life!
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Barb Mabie
1 day ago
I am tired of the destruction of our towns, wetlands, habitats, our way of life! These developers are about the almighty buck no matter what they destroy!
We must continue to protect our natural resources!!
We have to preserve Florida wetlands.
We need to protect what is left of Florida's ecosystem.
Stop the overdevelopment! Protect our wetlands and Florida’s coastline!
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.
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.
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.
County infrastructure can’t handle more development, and we are quickly destroying what little bit of wetlands are left. Stop the greed
I want to protect our natural resources and wildlife habitats.
We need to protect our wetlands from ridiculous developers who only care about their pockets!
Wetlands help against hurricanes and storm surge!
Corrupt politicians, developers and cronyism are plentiful everywhere, including coastal Florida counties. But our beaches and habitats - brimming with fish and birds, sand and waves - become more rare, more developed and more polluted every year. Don't let this particular developer - who has wielded his influence in destroying and developing natural beaches along both the east and west coast of Florida - have his way.
We need to protect and keep our wetlands and stop these developers from destroying our environment.
Enough Mr Beruff Wetlands belong to us all and the future health and safety of our coastline environment. Coastline development can happen without the destruction of wetlands. ACofE please protect the vulnerable from short term monetary interest.
Preserving Manatee County's ecosystem is more important than providing waterfront homes. Beruff has mowed down pristine land to build crackerjack homes, clog our roads with more people and cars. He buys our commissioners who allow him to get away with paying rediculously minimal impact fees that taxpayers are left to pay. Commissioners vote to steal homes via eminent domain for the sake of over development. Beruff keeps taking more. It has to stop.
One of the last estuaries in the bay .
We need to stop the aggressive efforts to destroy our natural areas and do a better job of controlling ongoing extreme development of our area.
Protect our water, our shoreline, our animals, and our way of life!
I am tired of the destruction of our towns, wetlands, habitats, our way of life! These developers are about the almighty buck no matter what they destroy!
Protect Sarasota Bay!