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Stop the Proposed Bellamy & Ehrlich Gas Station

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Mike Kersmarki Verified
2 months ago

A 7-Eleven would create unacceptable safety hazards for pedestrians & unsafe traffic congestion at Bellamy Road, the main in-out access for some 2,500 homes. It also could pose environmental hazards to an adjacent wetland & two ponds across Bellamy & Ehrlich Roads. There already are several gas stations not much more than a mile in either direction on Ehrlich Road. A 24-7 gas station is incompatible to these quiet neighborhoods. The county rejected a similar proposal several years ago.

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David Peon Verified
2 months ago

Totally unnecessary for another gas station/convenience store along this section of Ehrlich Road (already four within a three mlle stretch). The impact on the environment and infrastructure would be quite significant.

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V Mallack Verified
2 months ago

We don't need the additional traffic of a gas station and convenience store at that corner. Bellamy is not a through street and the additional traffic would be a nightmare.

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Wayne Davis Verified
2 months ago

As a homeowner in Eaglebrook for over 40 years, I oppose the proposed 7-11 and rezoning application RZ-STD-26-0481. Bellamy Road is a residential street and is not suitable for commercial development. This project would increase traffic, raise safety concerns for families and children, add noise and late-night activity, and negatively affect the character and property values of our community. I urge you to reject the rezoning request to protect our neighborhood’s environment and quality of life.

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Paul Ventrone Verified
2 months ago

Not needed. Traffic congestion.

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Suzanne Wade Verified
2 months ago

There is no need for another convenience store/gas station in this area. There are already three within a half of a mile. Also, the traffic and congestion will negatively affect the surrounding neighborhoods.

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Sheri Whiten Verified
2 months ago

I live near this location. We have 2 service stations within miles of this location already and another one on this corner will congest an already busy intersection of Ehrlich and Bellamy Road.

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Gemma Wallace Verified
2 months ago

Currently our little neighborhood is safe and quiet. A gas station at the end of the road will mean more traffic (noise and congestion) and likely also vagrants (less safe). There is no need for one in a residential neighborhood; there are two other gas stations one and five minutes away. Why doesn’t it go in the non-residential zones further along ehrlich rd/gunn highway?

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Glenn Zimmerman Verified
2 months ago

Unnecessary traffic impact affecting us who live off Bellamy Rd. Publix & gas stations are already 1 mile east and west of the proposed location.

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Fran and Mike Hoover Verified
2 months ago

Would be too much traffic and chaos at that intersection and of course Bellamy overall and we DONT need another gas station!

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Julie Tharin Verified
2 months ago

Traffic pile up at an already busy corner

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Kimberly Carrasco Verified
2 months ago

Traffic

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Rhea Rex Verified
2 months ago

The traffic is already awful on our neighborhood and the amount this would increase it would be awful.

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Jimmy Foster Verified
2 months ago

We have enough traffic congestion as it is with a school in each Direction and other convenience stores within spitting distance

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Scott Mc Donald Verified
2 months ago

Major traffic concerns along with crime. Environment concerns. The church on the corner is enough for me.

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Melissa Smith Verified
2 months ago

This would create a large amount of congestion at this intersection

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Aileen Kelly Verified
2 months ago

Not needed Will create danger for bikers using bike path

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Judy Swets Verified
2 months ago

I lived on Bellamy Rd for 30 years.

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David Cardenas Verified
2 months ago

Safety

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Vanessa Dallatezza Verified
2 months ago

I am not in support of this for our neighborhood. Traffic, noise, crime, pollution, rodents