Please pay attention to not overbuilding near floodplanes
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Anthem Sellitto
1 year ago
Build wisely not based on political donations and friendships!
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Laura Arterburn
1 year ago
Please listen...
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Laurie Fitch
1 year ago
Look out for the future of all of us - not just the developers!
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Margaret Minor
1 year ago
Please care about us.
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JoAnn Jordan
1 year ago
We need to take a pause and make sure we are maintaining/repairing what currently exists while being sure future development doesn't add to the issue.
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Lee Shavere
1 year ago
I've lived on forked Creek for 50 years and never had flooding until Hurricane Milton. Something need to be done.
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Stop building in srq and manatee. Save our communities
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LEIGH BRAUDE BOROWSKI
1 year ago
Time to act!
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Please listen to Stephen Suau, not the developers.
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Robert C Bonace
1 year ago
We have to get new development under control. Take care of the issues we already have from over development before issuing future permits.
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David L Wilson
1 year ago
I live in the community next to Laurel Meadows, and we don't want that avoidable flooding to be repeated there or anywhere in Sarasota County!!
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Rachel Wynnberry
1 year ago
Let’s not repeat mistakes! I agree with the petition
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Janet minton
1 year ago
Time for accountability
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Laura Trubac
1 year ago
Please stop the over development insanity! The Neal development approval off Clark Road is a travesty!
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Margaret Fahrenback
1 year ago
This needs to be done.
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Andrew Beattie
1 year ago
I live on Jaffa canal and would like this to be done.
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Bill Kling
1 year ago
There are known areas that flood every time we have any significant rain. An example is Ringling next to the Sarasota Yacht Club. yacht float. Cars don’t. Year after year this kind of known flooding continues with no effort to resolve it. That’s what the storm tax is for.
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Further study is needed before more development happens in flood plane areas.
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Chris McDonagh
1 year ago
The home values and quality of life of all county residents (even those who weren't flooded) depend on getting this right to try to minimize increased insurance costs; decreases in home values, businesses and economic activity if people consider this area to be too prone to flooding and wastewater spillage; and increased red tides (affecting tourism and our ability to enjoy the ocean).
Please pay attention to not overbuilding near floodplanes
Build wisely not based on political donations and friendships!
Please listen...
Look out for the future of all of us - not just the developers!
Please care about us.
We need to take a pause and make sure we are maintaining/repairing what currently exists while being sure future development doesn't add to the issue.
I've lived on forked Creek for 50 years and never had flooding until Hurricane Milton. Something need to be done.
Stop building in srq and manatee. Save our communities
Time to act!
Please listen to Stephen Suau, not the developers.
We have to get new development under control. Take care of the issues we already have from over development before issuing future permits.
I live in the community next to Laurel Meadows, and we don't want that avoidable flooding to be repeated there or anywhere in Sarasota County!!
Let’s not repeat mistakes! I agree with the petition
Time for accountability
Please stop the over development insanity! The Neal development approval off Clark Road is a travesty!
This needs to be done.
I live on Jaffa canal and would like this to be done.
There are known areas that flood every time we have any significant rain. An example is Ringling next to the Sarasota Yacht Club. yacht float. Cars don’t. Year after year this kind of known flooding continues with no effort to resolve it. That’s what the storm tax is for.
Further study is needed before more development happens in flood plane areas.
The home values and quality of life of all county residents (even those who weren't flooded) depend on getting this right to try to minimize increased insurance costs; decreases in home values, businesses and economic activity if people consider this area to be too prone to flooding and wastewater spillage; and increased red tides (affecting tourism and our ability to enjoy the ocean).