Siesta is already to over crowded. Don't make it impossible.
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Marcia Perry
5 years ago
Stop overdevelopment in our city! This is ridiculous.
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William Cirioli
5 years ago
The entire strategy to reduce density on the key is being undermined.
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Katherine Butler
5 years ago
Common sense tells you the SK hotels are not right for the key.
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Laura
5 years ago
This is my true happy place, please don’t spoil it
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Ken applegate
5 years ago
No to the large hotels on Siesta!
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Gloria Dana
5 years ago
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I have been coming here since kid in late 60s and have owned property since 89. Was relieved when limited height of structures to six stories. We do not need to increase density. Tell the greedy to leave our island alone and develop elsewhere.
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Tim Addison
5 years ago
Just say NO
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Pamela Lyon
5 years ago
ridiculous idea!! go to the East coast-away with you developers.
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Donna Silvestri
5 years ago
Don’t let siesta key lose it charm and small village feeling. This is why we bought here to get away from busy lifestyles.
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Carol LaRose
5 years ago
No large hotels
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Renate Miller
5 years ago
Systematic destruction of a beautiful peaceful island . with only two bridge to enter and exit it is going to be a disaster especially during a storm. While the Fat Cats fill they bottomless pockets and then move on the people suffer the consequences!
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Daniel J Lobeck
5 years ago
Outrageous that this would even be considered, much less have a chance of being approved!
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Julie Burich
5 years ago
No to large hotels on Siesta Key!
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Sue Monahan
5 years ago
NO!!!
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Anonymous
5 years ago
NO FURTHER DENSITY IN SARASOTA !!
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Louise Mitchell
5 years ago
The character of Siesta Key must remain the way it is now. During season the traffic is outrageous. Just think what it would be like, especially for full time residents. This is not progress!
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Janis Davis
5 years ago
Leave Sarasota county and especially Siesta Key alone! Do not allow these bug, mega dense properties to get build or allowed anywhere in Sarasota county.
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cheryl gannon
5 years ago
Let not also not forget that those 170 units will hold approximately 2 guests, simple math that the restaurants will need to accommondate 340 more people for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
GOOD LUCK getting a table!
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Sheree Levanti
5 years ago
No more, please. Call someplace Paradise, kiss it goodbye
Siesta is already to over crowded. Don't make it impossible.
Stop overdevelopment in our city! This is ridiculous.
The entire strategy to reduce density on the key is being undermined.
Common sense tells you the SK hotels are not right for the key.
This is my true happy place, please don’t spoil it
No to the large hotels on Siesta!
I have been coming here since kid in late 60s and have owned property since 89. Was relieved when limited height of structures to six stories. We do not need to increase density. Tell the greedy to leave our island alone and develop elsewhere.
Just say NO
ridiculous idea!! go to the East coast-away with you developers.
Don’t let siesta key lose it charm and small village feeling. This is why we bought here to get away from busy lifestyles.
No large hotels
Systematic destruction of a beautiful peaceful island . with only two bridge to enter and exit it is going to be a disaster especially during a storm. While the Fat Cats fill they bottomless pockets and then move on the people suffer the consequences!
Outrageous that this would even be considered, much less have a chance of being approved!
No to large hotels on Siesta Key!
NO!!!
NO FURTHER DENSITY IN SARASOTA !!
The character of Siesta Key must remain the way it is now. During season the traffic is outrageous. Just think what it would be like, especially for full time residents. This is not progress!
Leave Sarasota county and especially Siesta Key alone! Do not allow these bug, mega dense properties to get build or allowed anywhere in Sarasota county.
Let not also not forget that those 170 units will hold approximately 2 guests, simple math that the restaurants will need to accommondate 340 more people for breakfast, lunch and dinner. GOOD LUCK getting a table!
No more, please. Call someplace Paradise, kiss it goodbye