The Cays is a private and a quite gated community and this is what makes it beautiful and unique, please don’t ruin this.
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Mary Coats
3 years ago
No to RV park in the Cays
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Dave Orozco
3 years ago
No RV park in the cays
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Bill kapler
3 years ago
Heck no to the RV park. I use the storage yard and would hate to see it go.
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Hoa Audette
3 years ago
No on RV or Hotel
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Carole Spector
3 years ago
Let’s all get behind this
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Wendy Moore
3 years ago
Silver Strand State Beach is close and available for RV parking! No need to ruin the Cays aesthetic beauty with another one!!
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Dawn Richards
3 years ago
The Cays resident neighborhood was not designed to handle the traffic associated with large RVs, daily and nightly delivery trucks, noise, and 24/7 operation of facilities. There is a reason that most communities distinguish between residential and commercial zoning.
Additionally, siltation and sedimental runoff from ground clearing and construction will affect the clarity and pH of the seawater along the beach, leading to a loss of marine plant life, particularly for the eel grass which serves to filter the water. Because these plants provide food, birthing areas, and protection for fish and other marine animals, this may also affect the fish population.
Further, the families and seniors who bought homes in the residential Cays expected a safe place to raise their children and live out their retirements. Why should the wish of one developer and greed for economic development in a sensitive habitat take precedence over the rights of 1200 homeowners?
The developer made a bad business decision, despite having documentation showing that previous development proposals were denied by the Port. Why is the Port now asking Cays residents to pay for his poor decision?
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Laura Orozco
3 years ago
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This is an awful idea, we have Lived in the Cays for the past 30 years, raised our children here my husband was raised here and we relish on the harmony with nature and peace and quiet. The project would ruin all that we hold dear to this space. Please do not approve it,
Respectfully
Laura Orozco
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Leonard Fishler
3 years ago
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An RV park, if that is really being proposed, is completely incompatible with the quiet residential character of the adjoining neighborhood. As depicted in the drawings, there is literally no room for actual RVs. It is yet another unacceptable hotel proposal in disguise, with the same parking, traffic, noise issues.
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Jenna
3 years ago
Not a good fit for the Cays
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Alicia Gonzalez
3 years ago
We don’t want a RV resort or hotel in the middle of our quiet community
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Lisa Lockwood
3 years ago
RV Park already exists across the Strand on The Ocean-this is absurdity.
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Janet Manosalvas
3 years ago
If it’s approved a class action suit will follow!
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Robin Hagemann
3 years ago
No to development that doesn't fit with the community!
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Brad Smith
3 years ago
the RV traffic in our neighborhood would cause major issues and we are opposed to such developments
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Lynda Valenti
3 years ago
I oppose the plan for a hotel complex on North Grand Caribe Isle. It will bring increased traffic, clogging the main roads, and parking issues. Views of the South Bay will be eliminated and additional noise will be added to this small community.
This is NO PLACE for an RV Park!!
No rv park
No RV park. Make it open green space!
The Cays is a private and a quite gated community and this is what makes it beautiful and unique, please don’t ruin this.
No to RV park in the Cays
No RV park in the cays
Heck no to the RV park. I use the storage yard and would hate to see it go.
No on RV or Hotel
Let’s all get behind this
Silver Strand State Beach is close and available for RV parking! No need to ruin the Cays aesthetic beauty with another one!!
The Cays resident neighborhood was not designed to handle the traffic associated with large RVs, daily and nightly delivery trucks, noise, and 24/7 operation of facilities. There is a reason that most communities distinguish between residential and commercial zoning. Additionally, siltation and sedimental runoff from ground clearing and construction will affect the clarity and pH of the seawater along the beach, leading to a loss of marine plant life, particularly for the eel grass which serves to filter the water. Because these plants provide food, birthing areas, and protection for fish and other marine animals, this may also affect the fish population. Further, the families and seniors who bought homes in the residential Cays expected a safe place to raise their children and live out their retirements. Why should the wish of one developer and greed for economic development in a sensitive habitat take precedence over the rights of 1200 homeowners? The developer made a bad business decision, despite having documentation showing that previous development proposals were denied by the Port. Why is the Port now asking Cays residents to pay for his poor decision?
This is an awful idea, we have Lived in the Cays for the past 30 years, raised our children here my husband was raised here and we relish on the harmony with nature and peace and quiet. The project would ruin all that we hold dear to this space. Please do not approve it, Respectfully Laura Orozco
An RV park, if that is really being proposed, is completely incompatible with the quiet residential character of the adjoining neighborhood. As depicted in the drawings, there is literally no room for actual RVs. It is yet another unacceptable hotel proposal in disguise, with the same parking, traffic, noise issues.
Not a good fit for the Cays
We don’t want a RV resort or hotel in the middle of our quiet community
RV Park already exists across the Strand on The Ocean-this is absurdity.
If it’s approved a class action suit will follow!
No to development that doesn't fit with the community!
the RV traffic in our neighborhood would cause major issues and we are opposed to such developments
I oppose the plan for a hotel complex on North Grand Caribe Isle. It will bring increased traffic, clogging the main roads, and parking issues. Views of the South Bay will be eliminated and additional noise will be added to this small community.