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Public Vision for our Public Lands at the Celery Fields

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Susan Hix
6 years ago

I will be voting for the environment in every election. Existing County officials are allowing unchecked Development and mass destruction of wildlife habitat. Vote out current officials! .

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Christine M Gruters
6 years ago

City doing the same with Bobby Jones, stop taking away from those that enjoy the facilities there and the 45 courses at B.J.G.C.

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Beverly Stazak
6 years ago

Take a walk and see what a beautiful area it is. It is much used and loved by many residents

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Katharine Abbott
6 years ago

Protect this important nature area!!

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Laurel Bookhardt
6 years ago

Celery Fields and the surrounding area provides precious habitat to birds and wildlife. Do not sell adjacent lands to private developers who will ruin this beautiful, natural area. It should be preserved for future generations to enjoy. I urge you not to be short sighted.

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Susan Whitehurst
6 years ago

Please....can’t we leave one beautiful area for future generations? As it is, we’ll be leaving them a concrete jungle, and not one blade of grass. Shameful at best!

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Annie F
6 years ago

Development would ruin what is a valuable county resource.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Please put a stop to all of this building.

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Lisa Jelks
6 years ago

Every time I visit Sarasota (several times a year) I just can't resist the Celery Fields. This is a valuable public resource and tourism draw for the community.

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Patrice Matz
6 years ago

Keep nature alive. It is an atrocity to add more development in a natural environment.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Please keep Celery Fields wild and natural open space.

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Susan Schoettle
6 years ago

Sarasota County Commission must recognize and protect the beauty of this "accidental" gem.

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Roxane
7 years ago

I am in support the plan put forth hold the land in a community trusty and create a diversity rich food forest with education facilities.

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Cathy Olin
7 years ago

I drive by the fields everyday going to work. All the development going on has made Fruitville so busy and dangerous for wildlife in the area. I witnessed a Sandhill crane trying to cross the road with a baby crane get hit by a heartless person driving a work truck who didn't slow down to avoid hitting it or even stop after killing the parent. The over development of our natural areas is out of control and needs to be addressed, do we really need more shopping centers. I think not.

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Paula Benshoff
7 years ago

Rural land in Sarasota County has become "an endnagered species." All is being devoured by urban development!

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Angela Lucido
7 years ago

Save nature from being developed

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Brett
7 years ago

I enjoy birding there as well as mountain biking with my son up and down “mount celery”. More of that please. Keep the building in downtown core and repurpose already developed land instead of clearing natural areas.

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Jackie Miller
7 years ago

This is such a precious area to us all. A large part of our population use this area to run, bike, walk, bird watch, or just sit on the benches at the top and lose themselves in thought and the beauty surrounding them. Don't fill it with buildings.

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Kimberly Morris
7 years ago

Development planning should be strategic. Obviously we will continue to develop land in Sarasota County, but this wonderful area should be protected both for wildlife and for the humans who enjoy them. Please reconsider allowing development of this land.

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Laura Jensen-Jennings
7 years ago

This location is a treasure. Please preserve it by keeping the adjacent public lands . Do NOT sell them and allow development! Enough is enough.