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No to eliminating hotel density requirements

688 Comments

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Anonymous
5 years ago

keep it quaint, not like Ft Lauderdale or Miami.

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Jacki Kleppinger
5 years ago

Let’s keep our beautiful beaches from overdevelopment!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Been here my entire life, and the over population has ruined it.

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Robin fox
5 years ago

I agree. They ruined Clearwater. Don't let them ruin siesta key

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Ryan Baker
5 years ago

Any politician that votes yes cares more about their payoff from the developers than the people they "represent".

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Sheryl Cannistra
5 years ago

Just stop all this development! We don't want to lose our island feel! Not to mention we can't get out of our street during season as it is. We will never be able to get out if you build more hotels!

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Claire Martin
5 years ago

My family owns a unit in Peppertree

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Linda Shephard
5 years ago

Please don't do this. Don't ruin something so beautiful.

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Cathy Puthoff
5 years ago

No additional hotels needed.

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Barbara Shepard
5 years ago

Traffic on the bridges is bad enough. Keep the density limits as they are on Siesta Key.

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Shannon Brennand
5 years ago

NO! NO!! NO!!! Do not allow high rises on Siesta Key!

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Kristin Mattson
5 years ago

Outsiders who don’t have anything at stake but making money! This will ruin the charm and mom & pop feel Of siesta key as well as wreck it’s infrastructure. Shame on Any locals involved in this!

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Regina Moreira
5 years ago

Very power people behind that. Please we don’t wanna.

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Rita Hutchins
5 years ago

Please stop the development. Listen to your community.

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Cly Denna Hehman
5 years ago

I am not a "permanent" resident, but have "lived" on Siesta Key beach for several weeks every year for over forty years. Even had a child married on the beach. This over building and over population will ruin the Key and we "part-time, long=term semi=residents will take out money elsewhere.

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Pat McArdle
5 years ago

Already too crowed and too much traffic!

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Margo Boyd
5 years ago

No

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Jan Platt
5 years ago

Keep the big hotels out. The Hyatt has already messed up the Crescent Beach Area.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

No!!!

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Christina mehaffey
5 years ago

Keep our beautiful city the way it is !!!