Source: Fairhope Times
This petition is for everyone that loves our little town of Fairhope. No condominiums anywhere on our beach (bay). Not only would this condo create a traffic issue, it would be a cold sore for the beautiful bluff.
The population of Fairhope according to suburbanstats.org is 15,326
So this should need quite a few signatures and I need some help so please share this post with your friends and family, call Maw and Paw, teach them how to use a computer if you need to.
Once this gets a good amount of signitures I would like to show this to the City of Fairhope in hopes to buy that property to insure no one will build a condominium. If that's too much to ask, then I hope to change the heart of the owner of this property.
Updates
Reached 250 supporters
August 18, 2017
August 18, 2017
The petition reached 100 signatures today. I am currently drafting a formal letter to the Fairhope City Council to request a meeting regarding the 4 Beach Road site status.
Reached 100 supporters
August 15, 2017
164 Comments
There is absolutely no need for this. Fairhope is not Gulf Shores, or Orange Beach. If somebody wants a waterfront condo, they should look there. And the construction of this would certainly damage if not completely ruin some of the best views of the bay we have.
The beachfront was the gift of the Fairhope Single Tax Colony to the City. Keep it beautiful, stop the condo idea, and don't put a family-owned restaurant out of business as well.
Construction of condos in this location would ruin public access to the pier and beach, the bluff...issues with festivals and 4th of July fireworks as well..also more pollution.
How would this development benefit the community? I'm at a loss why we should scar a treasure the entire public is able to enjoy to benefit real estate developers and a handful of millionaires.
ABSOLUTELY NOT!!! I have tourists in my restaurant all the time that say they come here because it has a beautiful quaint appeal unlike over developed cookie cutter towns everywhere else!
Mr. Grayson Capps, what an honor it was to work with you on set of the upcoming movie Jesus Revolution when filmed in Fairhope! Thank you for your support so many years ago in denying this silly proposal.
Such an eyesore for such a beautiful family place the parks need to be preserved!!!
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Source: Fairhope Times
This petition is for everyone that loves our little town of Fairhope. No condominiums anywhere on our beach (bay). Not only would this condo create a traffic issue, it would be a cold sore for the beautiful bluff.
The population of Fairhope according to suburbanstats.org is 15,326
So this should need quite a few signatures and I need some help so please share this post with your friends and family, call Maw and Paw, teach them how to use a computer if you need to.
Once this gets a good amount of signitures I would like to show this to the City of Fairhope in hopes to buy that property to insure no one will build a condominium. If that's too much to ask, then I hope to change the heart of the owner of this property.
Updates
Reached 250 supporters
August 18, 2017
August 18, 2017
The petition reached 100 signatures today. I am currently drafting a formal letter to the Fairhope City Council to request a meeting regarding the 4 Beach Road site status.
Reached 100 supporters
August 15, 2017
164 Comments
This would be commercializing Fairhope, destroying the small town atmosphere (which is the very thing that needs to be preserved), and would be a major eye sore/obstruction for the view from the bluff and the people visiting the pier.
There is absolutely no need for this. Fairhope is not Gulf Shores, or Orange Beach. If somebody wants a waterfront condo, they should look there. And the construction of this would certainly damage if not completely ruin some of the best views of the bay we have.
The beachfront was the gift of the Fairhope Single Tax Colony to the City. Keep it beautiful, stop the condo idea, and don't put a family-owned restaurant out of business as well.
Construction of condos in this location would ruin public access to the pier and beach, the bluff...issues with festivals and 4th of July fireworks as well..also more pollution.
How would this development benefit the community? I'm at a loss why we should scar a treasure the entire public is able to enjoy to benefit real estate developers and a handful of millionaires.
ABSOLUTELY NOT!!! I have tourists in my restaurant all the time that say they come here because it has a beautiful quaint appeal unlike over developed cookie cutter towns everywhere else!
Mr. Grayson Capps, what an honor it was to work with you on set of the upcoming movie Jesus Revolution when filmed in Fairhope! Thank you for your support so many years ago in denying this silly proposal.
Such an eyesore for such a beautiful family place the parks need to be preserved!!!
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This would be commercializing Fairhope, destroying the small town atmosphere (which is the very thing that needs to be preserved), and would be a major eye sore/obstruction for the view from the bluff and the people visiting the pier.