We need a petition to recall this board. It is going way too far infringing on our personal Liberty.
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Natalie Weinman
11 months ago
No berm
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Clare Buchheit Edson
11 months ago
Just dredge the Springs and get rid of the “old” sand!
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Justin
11 months ago
In the absence of any reason for the berm, I am signing.
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Kim Buchheit
11 months ago
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The dredging project should have included removal and disposal of imported material to a more suitable location. If cost was prohibitive, shouldn't that have been part of the problem solving? Was selling the material to an adjacent property owner to fill nearby sinkhole(s) ever considered? That might actually add value to the other property. Perhaps some sort of deal could be made for the value of the material...let's get creative!
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Lisa King
11 months ago
Ban the Berm!!!
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Chris Halpern
11 months ago
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Please do not add a berm. If this is an effort of adding beach sand, that is unnecessary. The sand probably should never been added over the one hundred year history of our spring. It looks beautiful for a few weeks and then that is it. It gets grown over or lifted by floods and redistributed. The natural look of grass is fine and our spring is gorgeous as it is. The berm would be unsightly and a needless expense. If there is a desire to dredge out the sand, then have it hauled away.
Also, I hope we can have differences of opinion without tearing into each other! We can work through this.
Chris
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CHESSER
11 months ago
no no no
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Jeffrey Iles
11 months ago
No berm!!
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Linda Werhan
11 months ago
No berm!
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Christy Clayton
11 months ago
This seems like another bad aide sand will go back into spring also moms and dads view of children will be an issue
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danny moran
11 months ago
totally against it, as well as the four bridges and all the plants. Keep it grass.
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Kym
11 months ago
Why ruin our naturalness
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Daniel Koenigkann
11 months ago
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I oppose the berm as it will create increased liability, and will likely be damaged by the next large storm, adding further liability to resident$$$.
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Angela Buono
11 months ago
I own 2 properties that give me 2 votes against the berm.
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Erin Sargeant-Smith
11 months ago
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I oppose the berm because it means loss of recreational space and also potential heat gain (dirt/sand versus vegetation).
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Michael Damery
11 months ago
Think communication on the issue is confusing.
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Julia Drawdy
11 months ago
Please do NOT do this!!!!
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Richard Shaffer
11 months ago
This board needs to go. Please vote accordingly in the next election.
We will like transparency in the costs.
We need a petition to recall this board. It is going way too far infringing on our personal Liberty.
No berm
Just dredge the Springs and get rid of the “old” sand!
In the absence of any reason for the berm, I am signing.
The dredging project should have included removal and disposal of imported material to a more suitable location. If cost was prohibitive, shouldn't that have been part of the problem solving? Was selling the material to an adjacent property owner to fill nearby sinkhole(s) ever considered? That might actually add value to the other property. Perhaps some sort of deal could be made for the value of the material...let's get creative!
Ban the Berm!!!
Please do not add a berm. If this is an effort of adding beach sand, that is unnecessary. The sand probably should never been added over the one hundred year history of our spring. It looks beautiful for a few weeks and then that is it. It gets grown over or lifted by floods and redistributed. The natural look of grass is fine and our spring is gorgeous as it is. The berm would be unsightly and a needless expense. If there is a desire to dredge out the sand, then have it hauled away. Also, I hope we can have differences of opinion without tearing into each other! We can work through this. Chris
no no no
No berm!!
No berm!
This seems like another bad aide sand will go back into spring also moms and dads view of children will be an issue
totally against it, as well as the four bridges and all the plants. Keep it grass.
Why ruin our naturalness
I oppose the berm as it will create increased liability, and will likely be damaged by the next large storm, adding further liability to resident$$$.
I own 2 properties that give me 2 votes against the berm.
I oppose the berm because it means loss of recreational space and also potential heat gain (dirt/sand versus vegetation).
Think communication on the issue is confusing.
Please do NOT do this!!!!
This board needs to go. Please vote accordingly in the next election.