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REJECT PUBLIC GARAGE IN RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD

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Richard A Russell
9 years ago

I vote no.

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Pedro Wasmer
9 years ago

I think building a garage by forcing the structure into a zone that does not allow such a structure is a slap in the face to the residents of Naples, and our officials are being disingenious in supporting it.

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Ethel Graham
9 years ago

A 350 car parking garage does not belong in a residential area. Please do not approve the construction of this garage next door to our condominium.

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Richard Peterson
9 years ago

Firmly opposed to the garage for cost, utilization, and few residents (taxpayers) who benefit

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Jack Howison
9 years ago

My property will be greatly devalued by the proximity to the garage.

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Peter Ladell
9 years ago

If I wanted Miami I would live there... put on the brakes!

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Susan Knapp
9 years ago

It should be registered voters/ residents voting for this proposition. People who have "skin in the game".

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Loralee LeBoeuf
9 years ago

I opposed the building of the parking garage on 4th and 4th as I feel current parking is adequate for commercial business on 5th. I would rather see any new commercial building proposals put before the City Council limit the density levels to those already established and discourage any additional need for a parking garage.

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Joyce coughlan
9 years ago

As a naples city voting resident I vote against the parking garage at 4th and 4th and urge the city and its developers not to destroy the natural inherent charm that is naples. You are attempting to bite the hand that feeds you.

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Terry Hass
9 years ago

No more garages downtown, lets keep downtown a friendly place.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

This parking structure is unnecessary and will have an adverse impact on the Old Naples charm and attraction to residents/visitors. It is also a poor use of tax funds.

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Kenneth White
9 years ago

I have been a resident in the City of Naples for seven years and I strongly oppose this garage!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Until the 5th Aves relaxed zoning on parking requirements is returned to normal, you will never fix the problem of parking. You will add more parking into the pool and allow developers to build without having to provide real parking and will be is the same place with parking as 5th Ave is today. Besides, paying millions for a lot and construction of a new garage and then having 1/3rd of the spaces already reserved for the entity that sold the lot seems I'll advised based on the $/space construction cost on the remaining 2/3rd spaces. The math won't work. There's just so much wrong with this proposed garage to support it at this time.

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James Bates
9 years ago

Public transport is the direction to head in. Fifth avenue will soon look like Mercato, but without restaurants, and cafes etc. as new buildings only will house real estate offices and financial advisors.

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Tom Heiderman
9 years ago

The city should be making developers provide their own parking per the city code. The city should NOT be providing parking for them.

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Ellie Dobbin
9 years ago

Please do not allow the parking garage to go up.

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William Bugera
9 years ago

This garage is not needed.

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Leslie Baril
9 years ago

With the impending arrival of "self driving" cars in the very near future, the parking garage will become an unnecessary feature in any city, especially Naples...

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Dennis Washington
9 years ago

enough!!!! naples is getting way to crowded

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Joan Washington
9 years ago

Stop the garage on 4th Ave, stop the building of new condominiums in Old Naples, its way too crowded already.