Withdraw from Seven50 (seven counties over 50 years)
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Jean Arena
12 years ago
NO seven50 in Martin County
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Emil Viola
12 years ago
Keep local rule by local government
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Timothy J. Wilson
12 years ago
See enclosed statement.
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Jim McGovern
12 years ago
Take a stand against regionalism.
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David S. Levine
12 years ago
I moved o Martin County from Westchester County, NY. I saw the Federal Court and the Department of HUD destroy local zoning and now HUD is attempting to put a knife in Westchester's neck and destroy a once bucolic residential county and make it into another New York City with the attendant urban problems. This 7 Fifty proposal is nothing more than an attempt to do to South Florida what was done to Westchester.
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Stephanie Austin
12 years ago
STOP the transition to a regional form of government! Central planning is not our system of government! Please inform your friends and family around the nation and state.
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Rod Lowrey
12 years ago
Why should we elect local officals who know what the local problems are when we can have someone in DC handle all our concerns. What could go wrong?
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Dr. Rich Swier
12 years ago
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Seven50 is a clear and present danger to local control of property rights and takes power away from our duly elected commissioners at the city and county levels. It is centralization writ large.
NO seven50 in Martin County
Keep local rule by local government
See enclosed statement.
Take a stand against regionalism.
I moved o Martin County from Westchester County, NY. I saw the Federal Court and the Department of HUD destroy local zoning and now HUD is attempting to put a knife in Westchester's neck and destroy a once bucolic residential county and make it into another New York City with the attendant urban problems. This 7 Fifty proposal is nothing more than an attempt to do to South Florida what was done to Westchester.
STOP the transition to a regional form of government! Central planning is not our system of government! Please inform your friends and family around the nation and state.
Why should we elect local officals who know what the local problems are when we can have someone in DC handle all our concerns. What could go wrong?
Seven50 is a clear and present danger to local control of property rights and takes power away from our duly elected commissioners at the city and county levels. It is centralization writ large.