Deny Beruff's Mitigation Bank Permit a Ploy to Destroy our Environment
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Jean Peelen
10 years ago
Surely money can't ALWAYS win! Our wetland are the nursery for inhabitants of the bay. We destroy the nursery, we destroy the bay.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
No!
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Mark Lamb
10 years ago
As a life long Bradenton resident I have watched this area change over almost 60 years. Please protect what little natural shoreline we have left. Carlos can still have his houses and his shopping center and whatever else he wants to scar the mainland with but, don't let money, politics, power and cronyism destroy our wetlands for once they are gone...
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Anonymous
10 years ago
No!!
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Barbara Vedder
10 years ago
Please deny this permit.
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Jean bystrom
10 years ago
The environment needs to be protected and greedy developers need to be stopped. It is our duty to protect for future generations. We are guests on this earth!
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Alison VanderMolen
10 years ago
ENOUGH Carlos!
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Wendy Kay Foldes
10 years ago
He knew the laws when he bought the land. Too bad, so sad. Don't let him ruin the environment to line his pockets.
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Patricia Morgan
10 years ago
Throw out the developers and throw out the commissioners they are paying to be allowed to rape our coastline.
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Lisa Varano
10 years ago
No, means no!!! No matter how he approaches his want to destroy the wetlands and coastline at Longbar Point, which has been turned down more than once, he still brings in on as another way to try and get his way. NO, MEANS NO!!!!
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Joseph Bird
10 years ago
Profit for him. Loss for environment. Please break the cycle.
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M. Wurzbach
10 years ago
OUR wetlands must be preserved to protect us all! They're not making any more coastline!
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jack bergbom
10 years ago
What a bunch of chickenf--kers!
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Christine van Zandt
10 years ago
Mitigation still destroys the oldest, viable, largest mangrove forested coast in Manatee County. Beruff has been denied countless permits. "No" should be "No."
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Norris Elswick
10 years ago
How can you receive credit for something that already exists and cannot be made better by the developer
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Lori Sielaff
10 years ago
no no no no way!
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Marvin Lewin MD
10 years ago
How many times do we have to stop this power hungry from destroying our our environment and wildlife preserve. Hopefully ACE will will not allow this repeat attempt to destroy
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katherine kelly
10 years ago
REALLY????
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agatha mantanes
10 years ago
Please do not alow him to to ruin this pristine Waterfront area once it is ruined it can never return. Soon there will be nothing left of Manatee County.
Surely money can't ALWAYS win! Our wetland are the nursery for inhabitants of the bay. We destroy the nursery, we destroy the bay.
No!
As a life long Bradenton resident I have watched this area change over almost 60 years. Please protect what little natural shoreline we have left. Carlos can still have his houses and his shopping center and whatever else he wants to scar the mainland with but, don't let money, politics, power and cronyism destroy our wetlands for once they are gone...
No!!
Please deny this permit.
The environment needs to be protected and greedy developers need to be stopped. It is our duty to protect for future generations. We are guests on this earth!
ENOUGH Carlos!
He knew the laws when he bought the land. Too bad, so sad. Don't let him ruin the environment to line his pockets.
Throw out the developers and throw out the commissioners they are paying to be allowed to rape our coastline.
No, means no!!! No matter how he approaches his want to destroy the wetlands and coastline at Longbar Point, which has been turned down more than once, he still brings in on as another way to try and get his way. NO, MEANS NO!!!!
Profit for him. Loss for environment. Please break the cycle.
OUR wetlands must be preserved to protect us all! They're not making any more coastline!
What a bunch of chickenf--kers!
Mitigation still destroys the oldest, viable, largest mangrove forested coast in Manatee County. Beruff has been denied countless permits. "No" should be "No."
How can you receive credit for something that already exists and cannot be made better by the developer
no no no no way!
How many times do we have to stop this power hungry from destroying our our environment and wildlife preserve. Hopefully ACE will will not allow this repeat attempt to destroy
REALLY????
Please do not alow him to to ruin this pristine Waterfront area once it is ruined it can never return. Soon there will be nothing left of Manatee County.
just say NO!!! no permit!!