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​KEEP COMMERCIAL ZONING INTACT NEPTUNE BEACH

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Christopher Kalkines
8 years ago

No apartments! This is single story retail space!

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Christine Honeycutt
8 years ago Featured

Last year we bought our home on Twelve Oaks Lane in Neptune Beach. We specifically targeted NB because of the neighborhood feel and lack of apartments and hotels that most beach towns have. Please preserve this wonderful area.

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Tamara Herrmann
8 years ago Featured

The beaches community does not need more apartments. There is way to much congestion on 3rd street now. The owner of the land doesn't live at the beach. He lives in Virginia and the company only is thinking of making money not about the beaches area or the people who own a house at the beach.

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Deborah Peranton
8 years ago

No Big Apt Complex in Neptune Beach!

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Leslie mckiernan
8 years ago

I do not want apartments build on this land!!!!’ I was recently told that if I purchased an existing duplex in Neptune Beach, I would have to turn it I tona single family home because it had sat vacant for 2 years and since the population was too high in Neptune Beach, I could not keep it as a duplex. So, if an existing duplex can’t be built because of the “high population” in Neptune, why should we accept 174 apartments. The traffic is already bad and will just be so much worse! Do not approve this!

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LaJuan M Kazmierczak
8 years ago

Too much density with this proposal. Not enough parking for current residents to support local businesses.

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Mary Donehower
8 years ago

NO apartments in the old KMart shopping center in Neptune Beach. Traffic is terrible here and we don't need more people and vehicles crowding us.

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Geralene walker
8 years ago

Keep current zoning to protect wonderful Neptune Beach.

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Shari Townsend
8 years ago

No to apts ..Atlanticblv is .too crowded already

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Tracy synan
8 years ago Featured

I oppose the structure of the rental units and the hotel. I do not want more tenants who are not invested in the long-term health of the community and in the additional permanent traffic (as opposed to local traffic which comes and goes to retail establishments).

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Joann Campbell
8 years ago

No to this proposal. Not a fit for Neptune Beach community. The code is there for a reason, follow it.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

The reason I live in Neptune Beach is the small town feeling, where your neighbors know your name. I feel it needs to stay that way. I don't want to see Neptune Beach turn into another revitalized Jax Beach. I have voted in every single election for the last 35 years and will remember those who vote for this.

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Valerie Dylan
8 years ago

this isn't what we need in our little beach community. Please vote NO!!!

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Ellen Oakey
8 years ago

I have lived here since 1981 and I have watched the beaches community grow but this new proposal and idea is wrong for our small family community. Traffic and population will rise 150% and we already have traffic and parking issues as it is. And what happens WHEN a hurricane hits this area? Times to evacuate go up and when we are only given 2 days, at the most, we fight more traffic. Do we have enough police in Neptune Beach to handle this, as well? What about EMTs? We lost the volunteer fire department in this beach years ago. This has to be thought out and not how much money the city will bring in because sometimes money is not that important. You have to listen to the people of Neptune Beach and the surrounding beaches who do not want this. Will you stand up to for us or will you stand up for your bank accounts?

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Michael Elyanow
8 years ago

The project should have less density.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Neptune Beach homeowner/resident/voter

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Moving forward with this apartment development will ruin the unique quality of the area. Stay with the code and keep the area single family homes.

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Carol Pittman
8 years ago

The proposed development is not in keeping with the Neptune Beach Community. Please don't approve it.

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Stephanie Mckibbin
8 years ago

No appartment complex

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Lisa Paulger
8 years ago

We don't need this high density eyesore which is against the community feel of our town.