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St. Joe Company Too Dense For Mexico Beach

152 Comments

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dt
7 years ago

detracts from the ideology of the "forgotten coast" and makes it like the rest of Florida.....over populated and over commercialized

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dt
7 years ago

detracts from the ideology of the "forgotten coast" and makes it like the rest of Florida.....over populated and over commercialized

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Do not increase the density of Mexico Beach. Keep Mexico Beach like it is. No huge housing areas please.

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Robert Kelley Griswold
7 years ago

long-time 5th Street property owner

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Bryant Stevens
7 years ago

Need more info.

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Victoria Bujeker
7 years ago

I’m a homeowner in the area and don’t agree with this as being in the best interest of small town MB.

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Elvira Hanson
7 years ago

No to increased density. If you want to be in MB, please act like you're in MB!

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Gail woodham
7 years ago

No to increased density

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Christy Green
7 years ago

Please do not over develop Mexico Beach or PSJ area.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

No to higher density

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Opposed, as-is. Much more discussion needed.

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Susan sprayberry
7 years ago

We will leave if this happens, just say NO!!!!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Windmark sits practically empty and unused..

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Lorinda Green
7 years ago

The citizens of Mexico Beach know what is best to rebuild their community, not some corporate entity looking out for their own interests.

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Oneida smith
7 years ago

Please do not change Mexico beach !!!

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Sybil Gaytan
7 years ago

More discussion with no gray area . To dense for such a small town . I am aware that MB needs growth but it has to be with the right vision for this growth which will affect future generations. We that live here love it . I personally do not want it to become like PC, .Destin

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Karen Noel
7 years ago

I am not in favor of the changes proposed by St. Joe company

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Wilson H Bush
7 years ago

We all know change in coming but we don't need to be overloaded with cheap row town houses as we have seen that were built during the building boom. Those thing look like tenement house prior to the Great Depression.

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John Hamilton
7 years ago

Opposed

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Anonymous
7 years ago

The big attraction to Mexico Beach has always been the small town atmosphere. There is no need for cramming more people into town to line the pockets of a big development firm that has had a history of embezzlement and wrongful doings. This company has started many projects throughout the state, taken money from towns and citizens in big promises and never followed through. A thorough background investigation of this companies history can be done and should be before they receive special treatment.