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DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND NATURAL RESOURCES, VIRGIN ISLANDS: DO NOT APPROVE!

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Laurie Bingaman
12 years ago

Keep this Island as beautiful and pristine as it is. There are more then enough places to stay. It doesn't need anymore development that will create destruction of nature.

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Bill Hoffman
12 years ago

completely wrong for quiet East End

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Richard Metcalfe
12 years ago

We need quality not quantity larger parcels bring long term value to any area. Just subdividing and burn and turn mentality bring immediate and unsustainable growth

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B Arredondo
12 years ago

Enough with the greed!

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C Kroeger
12 years ago

Stay within the existing zoning/density regs; they are there for a reason.

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Vicky Brown
12 years ago

This building will be a major impact on our reefs and ocean.

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Jay ` Goldman
12 years ago

Enough already!

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Mathayom Vacharat
12 years ago

Privateer/Hansen Bay property owner. I am firmly opposed to this project as it is currently proposed.

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Carmine
12 years ago

NO !

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Kareema dover
12 years ago

Let's go guy Benjamin school!

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Bob Moseley
12 years ago

This project would put a horrible strain on the infastructure of the East End

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Glenn Sorensen
12 years ago

The proposed development is not appropiate for area.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Developer should post a bond to cover road damage from concrete trucks from Cruz Bay to East End.

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Tina Kaiser
12 years ago

please, please, help save this part of the beautiful island from tgis trype of prpject!

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Jacky Carlson
12 years ago

Do not approve development at 6A-1 Estate Hansen Bay!!!

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adam ellis
12 years ago

St John land owner

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Tom Burmeister
12 years ago Featured

We own property in Estate Emmaus and are concerned that the proper infrastructure to support such a development is not in place on the East End. I would like the DPNR to disallow the petition for permits on this project.

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Irene Campillo
12 years ago

All this buildign will destroy what makes St. John special. Tourists will then find somewhere else to go. Look at what happened in Puerto Rico.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

no!

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Aaron Willis
12 years ago

St John is growing to fast for the infrastructure to handle