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STOP BIG BROTHER FROM DRAMATICALLY RESTRICTING POWERBOATING ON THE LOWER FOX

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Lisa Banuelos
7 years ago

Please keep it the way it is! We already loose so much with all the flooding. All the businesses will suffer more

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Greg Kudlacz
7 years ago

I didn't buy a house in this area so the city now will do restrictions

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Darrell Cook
7 years ago

I am a fisherman who respectfully boats on the lower Fox River. I value the ability freely motor up and down the river from fishing hole to fishing hole. Please don’t take away the rights of power boaters to run up and down the river. There’s room for us all and a time and place for other watercraft.

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Randy mathis
7 years ago

Leave the river alone, powerboaters like going there and to the businesses along the way.

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Mike Black
7 years ago

In my opinion, this will seriously hurt many of the businesses on the entire chain...not just the lower river.

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RAYMOND S JEZIERSKI
7 years ago

This is and always has been a powerboat river. This is the most stupid idea I've heard in a long time!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Leave it alone. It's fine

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Steven Lewandowski
7 years ago

Leave the chain alone

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Michael Mckirchy
7 years ago

As a homeowner on pistakee lake I vote against any kind of safe zones or a corridor plan. NO to the plans!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Pay your bills and solve the deficit problems

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Bob OBrien
7 years ago

Keep the lower Fox River as is!

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Mike Lloyd
7 years ago

No thanks.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

There are beautiful channels & smaller lakes for smaller watercraft to use.

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Kelsey pizur
7 years ago

I have childhood memories of boating on the river and would like to continue those memories with family and friends.

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Rich Norwood
7 years ago

Leave the lower river alone.

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Jeff Newing
7 years ago

Do not restrict our boating! It’s the whole reason we love it here.

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Mark McDonald
7 years ago

If this plan is to restrict power boating on the lower Fox River, unequivocally my vote is NO. It’s why I, and thousands of others have lived on the water here for better than 20 years. And I have the property tax receipts to prove it..... Nobody is interested in hour plus (very plus if anywhere near Cary and south) in no wake zones to use our well invested boats on the chain. What’s the point? A federally controlled acreage reserve? Wrong place. Build your bike trails. Develop unused, much of which is unmanaged, property. I can say, knowingly, that each of us has hundreds, not just tens, of thousands of dollars invested in our lifestyles. We aren’t here to paddle. We water ski, wake board, jet ski, and just plain drive the river for the pleasure of it. It’s WHY we live here. And it will most certainly close most businesses that depend on an active river to thrive.

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Gabriel Stan
7 years ago

If so ...We moving .

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Anonymous
7 years ago

The whole idea is not necessary or desired by the majority the public is just a waste of taxpayers time and money

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Steve vels
7 years ago

Keep this open to boaters. It would be costly for them having to go to the upper river. Plus whats next toll for using the locks?