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No to eliminating hotel density requirements

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Avery Roberts Dye
5 years ago

STOP!!!No Mega Hotels!!!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Owner, 211 Island circle

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Kelly Franklin
5 years ago

Comprehensive Plans matter. Quality of life for taxpayers and residents matter. Climate change matters. All should be respected, and our criminally corrupt county commissioners should be replaced by individuals who respect precedent and science.

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Miranda Darling
5 years ago

Save our sea birds

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katherine kelly
5 years ago

This is the worst idea of all time . STOP IT

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Gini Hyman
5 years ago

Overdevelopment is ruining the ambiance of Siesta Key and adding to the pollution which has yet to be cured. What good are the tourist $$$ if you can’t breathe the air or drink the water or get sick from the Gulf!

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Leslie Harris
5 years ago

Siesta Key has traffic problems and it's already hard to socially distance. Please help save our Siesta Key from excess traffic, noise and crime by OPPOSING & DENYING the change to Sarasota County's Unified Development Code. We need STRONGER codes to protect our way of life from greed and over-development... not less!

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Pinky Viola
5 years ago

Bad idea! The island needs to kept as is. No need for more traffic, more crime, and more headaches for residents that came down here to live in peace!

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Kimberly McCarty
5 years ago

Please NO HOTELS. We already have an horrendous time getting off/on both bridges during season!!!!

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Bonnie Rose
5 years ago

There is already a serious problem with traffic congesion on the key. Increasing density will worsen that and bring additional safety concerns.

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Joanne Kelly
5 years ago

eliminate overcrowding and overdevelopment

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Phyllis Vincent
5 years ago

Against hotel expansion!! This island is already over extended during the busy times.

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Roger Martindill
5 years ago

No! to new hotels

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Matthew Rollings
5 years ago

Keep Siesta Key the way it is, and don’t allow this overdevelopment

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Jerr Strauss
5 years ago

need to eliminate overcrowding and overdevelopment.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Enough with the density

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Sharon Whitcher
5 years ago

No!!

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Maggie Moffett
5 years ago

NO!!!!!!

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Annette Lazelle
5 years ago

Lived on the Key for 20 years...keep restrictions the same.

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Laird Lazelle
5 years ago

No variances or changing density or height. We are doing fine with the current restrictions.