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No to eliminating hotel density requirements

688 Comments

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Lana
5 years ago

We don’t need another Miami. Help us preserve the beauty of our towns.

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Carol Riggins
5 years ago

Please don't ruin our paradise

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Anonymous
5 years ago

There would be absolutely no way to get off the island in an emergency. Nor would they be away for emergency vehicles to get on the island. What are you people thinking. Is it all greed?

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Kj Effenberger
5 years ago

please keep high density developers away for now. Thank you!!

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Sarah Jane Mulroney
5 years ago

As a Siesta Key resident I am opposed to any changes that would add more traffic to our little island. I am against the proposed height and number of rooms that the developers want to change . This is nothing more than greed , with no thought given to the environmental impact of this type of overdevelopment on our beautiful Siesta Key.

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Thomas Tobolski
5 years ago

STOP THIS NOW

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Sherry Northcutt
5 years ago

Leave Siesta Key alone

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Danielle Cassirer
5 years ago

stop the madness

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Joanne Price
5 years ago

No to the new mega hotels.

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Contessa mckenna
5 years ago

Don’t make our beach town like Clearwater !

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Leslie Fortune
5 years ago

Keep current density requirements in force.

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Howard Wonch
5 years ago

Keep the current density codes in place. By giving the developers a variance it over burdens the environment and the infrastructure.

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Megan Craig
5 years ago

I want Siesta Key to remain the way it is with no new development!

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Lisa Nopper
5 years ago

No more overdevelopment! Save Siesta’s charm!!

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Linda Stout
5 years ago

Enough of the desecration of the island, selfish people who have no consideration of the future of the environment.

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Renee Ballard
5 years ago

No please, NO

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Cindy Scott
5 years ago

Keep the key just as it is.

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Joseph Breslin
5 years ago

My family owns Blase Cafe and 3.14 PIE in the village. We are totally against this!

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Barry Merrill
5 years ago

My family has owned property on SK for 40 years. It’s heartbreaking to watch it being destroyed by greed. Our local government included.

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Megan Davila
5 years ago

No more buildings on siesta.