Public Vision for our Public Lands at the Celery Fields
632 Comments
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Karen Hayes
8 years ago
Myself and two other friends visit Florida every year for a week. We always visit Celery Fields at least twice. We love the environment and birds. Don’t ruin it.
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Fran wade
8 years ago
Area must be protected!
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Mark King
8 years ago
This is a rare and valuable sanctuary that needs to be preserved and not contaminated by the noise and physical pollution that industrializing will introduce. There is no shortage of parcels in this county that would be better suited.
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Chris Catanzaro
8 years ago
No
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Melissa Littlewood
8 years ago
Leave our celery fields alone!
No development!
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Gregory cruz
8 years ago
Save our celery fields.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
The overdevelopment of our county at the hands of the BOCC has ruined Sarasota. Stop the devastation. I wish everyone signing here would get active and stop all future Development that continues to change our quality of life. This red tide is fed by unsustainable development.
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Gisela Kramer
8 years ago
Leave it alone! What is happening Sarasota!
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Travis Mccue
8 years ago
I say NOOOO
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Gretchen M Stricker
8 years ago
The Celery Fields is the gem of our city and is irreplaceable. To sell off adjoins property would diminish the viability of the property for its primary usage, a nature area.
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Renae Lasday
8 years ago
Please keep construction away from the Celery Fields
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Mary-Jo Valentino
8 years ago
Protect this land. It is sad how little green space remains in this county.
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Nicholas Zennario
8 years ago
Enough already. No more concrete, no more homes. Protect our green space.
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Brian Gregory
8 years ago
We should be reuseing land left to decay in our inner cities instead of expanding outward.
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Michael Tomovich
8 years ago
count me in
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Arthur DelPrete
8 years ago
Commissioners listen to the people!!!
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Dorothy Sutton
8 years ago
Genesis 1:21 So God created the great creatures of the sea and every living thing with which the water teems and that moves about in it, according to their kinds, and every winged bird according to its kind. And God saw that it was good.
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Michael Gada
8 years ago
Count me in to sign
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Gina Snode
8 years ago
Very few places “in town” or close to town to enjoy nature ....
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Anonymous
8 years ago
The rate of Development/LandConversion in This region of Florida is unsustainable. There is not enough water. Florida will be uninhabitable in 50 yrs if this rate of development continues.
Myself and two other friends visit Florida every year for a week. We always visit Celery Fields at least twice. We love the environment and birds. Don’t ruin it.
Area must be protected!
This is a rare and valuable sanctuary that needs to be preserved and not contaminated by the noise and physical pollution that industrializing will introduce. There is no shortage of parcels in this county that would be better suited.
No
Leave our celery fields alone! No development!
Save our celery fields.
The overdevelopment of our county at the hands of the BOCC has ruined Sarasota. Stop the devastation. I wish everyone signing here would get active and stop all future Development that continues to change our quality of life. This red tide is fed by unsustainable development.
Leave it alone! What is happening Sarasota!
I say NOOOO
The Celery Fields is the gem of our city and is irreplaceable. To sell off adjoins property would diminish the viability of the property for its primary usage, a nature area.
Please keep construction away from the Celery Fields
Protect this land. It is sad how little green space remains in this county.
Enough already. No more concrete, no more homes. Protect our green space.
We should be reuseing land left to decay in our inner cities instead of expanding outward.
count me in
Commissioners listen to the people!!!
Genesis 1:21 So God created the great creatures of the sea and every living thing with which the water teems and that moves about in it, according to their kinds, and every winged bird according to its kind. And God saw that it was good.
Count me in to sign
Very few places “in town” or close to town to enjoy nature ....
The rate of Development/LandConversion in This region of Florida is unsustainable. There is not enough water. Florida will be uninhabitable in 50 yrs if this rate of development continues.