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Deny Beruff's Mitigation Bank Permit a Ploy to Destroy our Environment

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Angela Pierce
10 years ago

Stop this man from ruining this County! Please don't vote for him either.

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Sarah Hornsby
10 years ago

He is also destroying his property along the Manatee River on 25th St. East in Ellenton/Parrish. Bulldozed, cleared, destroyed habitat (where bald eagle always nested), and building cement wall so no one can see. Greedy developer!

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Steve Rankin
10 years ago

Leave this area as it is now for all of us and those that have yet to know unspoiled manatee co

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Dave McKeever
10 years ago

Mitigation is a joke. Carlos Beruff is a public disgrace.

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Joseph Schmidt
10 years ago Featured

These lands are already protected. This is just another of the many legal ploys that M. Beruff has attempted in order to find a way to dredge through the seagrass and plow a path through the mangroves for a marina. Please do not allow this to happen.

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Pat Holmes
10 years ago

No Mr Beruff. Go away. This is bad for our ecosystem.

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Patricia Baxter
10 years ago

This mitigation bank permit is another tactic to get around rules that protect wetlands from development. Please do not allow this ruse to be successful, deny this permit.

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Holly Clouse
10 years ago

Exactly WHEN does Carlos learn that NO means NO?!?!

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David thomas
10 years ago

Told you his senate run is "good guy" ploy!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Stop the greed!

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Richard Brown
10 years ago

How can this guy run for senator?

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Carol Gazell
10 years ago

Another ploy by Mr. Be ruff. He will never give up!

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Christopher McDermott
10 years ago

This project is harmful to waters I love to use for recreation, and for our future PUBLIC water supply, marine life, etc. People like Beruff put personal gain above any public goal or benefit, and they need to be stopped by our collective action. For our children and for our future in Florida.

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Patricia Richards
10 years ago

Please reject Beruf's repeated attempts to ruin our coast in Manatee County. The citizens have repeatedly rejected this project and it should not go forward.

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Helen Jo Williams
10 years ago

Request for a mitigation bank in that area is simply a camouflage expression for total wetlands destruction.

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Douglas Richards
10 years ago

Please deny this permit to prevent environmental destruction that the surrounding community has repeatedly rejected.

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Julia Perez
10 years ago

No way this should be approved. Our shoreline needs to be protected at all costs. This man will develop anything and everything to line his pockets. He cares nothing for the environment.

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John van Zandt
10 years ago

Deny, deny, deny!

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Walker Smith
10 years ago

DENY, DENY, DENY!!!!

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Paul Dalton
10 years ago

Stop & THINK How nice it WILL Be.. if this Land is untouched ..10-[20-50 years..from now.. Keep these Wetlands from DESTRUCTION....From this Insect,,Beruff.. Thank You !!!!