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Debby Sarasota County Petition

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Jerry W Iannotti
2 years ago

Stop building in the country.

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Anonymous
2 years ago

WE WERE FLOODED 4 FEET OF TOXIC SEWAGE WATER AROUND OUR HOMES IN THE LAKES ! WE ALL LOST OUR CARS AND OUR PERSONAL PROPERTY AND OUR GARAGES ! PLEASE START A CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT AGAINST SARASOTA COUNTY ! THEY DUMPED THOUSANDS OF GALLONS INTO PHILLIPE CREEK AND IN ONE HOUR WE WERE UNDER FOUR FEET OF TIXIC SWEAGE WATER ! PLEASE SOMEONE START A CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT SO PEOPLE CAN SOMEWHAT RECOVER WHAT THEY'VE LOST !

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Joan Lowery
2 years ago

It is unconscionable that developers, in collusion with County Commissioners could put residents at risk with their irresponsible twisting of growth policies that put profits over safe development.

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Karen Atwood
2 years ago

Dredge the Phillipe!!!

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Lisa Vanloan-Sermania
2 years ago

Are there plans to have the creek dredged.

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Neal Demaio
2 years ago

There is not enough land to shed water. They need to develop somewhere else.

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Janet Wyatt
2 years ago

Keep the country country. Too much building

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Rosemary Heller
2 years ago

The needs of pur community must be addressed so that there is no further loss due to flooding

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Diane Chiafair
2 years ago

Culpability

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Anonymous
2 years ago

Stop the overdevelopment!

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Donna Schreiber
2 years ago

There is to much building going on in Sarasota County!

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Miguel Rivera
2 years ago

I agree with the request.

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Doug watts
2 years ago

This seems like a very common sense request. I hope the commissioners will find it worth pursuing.

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Amy Hurlebaus
2 years ago

My property had minimal flooding, however the next day of drainage was excessive. The drainage was 4 time the amount of water dumped on my property when compared to Ian. I am available and volunteer for any type of committee to help rectify these drainage issues with the county.

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Stephen Higgins
2 years ago

This is beginning to feel a little like playing "Whack a Mole" as there is seemingly nowhere immune to this largely unregulated growth.

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Anonymous
2 years ago

Should’ve stuck to the 2050 plan! The county doesn’t maintain the ditch properly The culvert is admittedly 4 inches too high at the corner of Tatum and Fruitville. Stormwater drainage has been an ongoing battle for years. Laurel Meadows isn’t that far from me and you keep building all around. Slow the flow of concrete. You need to take care of what’s here already and build the infrastructure for what you will need, before you put people in houses. Stop the greed & save the cows..

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Anonymous
2 years ago

This needs to be addressed now , before more damage occurs to our precious land and water.

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DR MILES F TODER
2 years ago

Its beyond time to take comprehensive land use planning, growth management and sustainable development seriously as it is to devote more public attention and resources to resiliency.

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Scott Simon
2 years ago

It's past time to dredge Phillippi Creek.

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Gerald N Moore
2 years ago

Extremely Important