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Citizens for SSI/SI- Let us Vote

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Michael Haugen
10 years ago

I've lived on St.Simons for 61 years. I understand why people come to live on SSI but why change it. I'm very opposed to making SSI a city or Incorporating it. I have 30 plus properties in the city of Brunswick and I see how it is run. I pay more taxes for being a CITY and get less. There is no way that you can make SSI a city or Incorporate it without Raising the Property Taxes and adding new FEES. Who pays for the NEW GOVERNMENT that will be in place. A VERY BAD IDEA.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Island residents have the right to vote on the place of their homes. Our Commission has not represented the island homeowners, just their agenda.

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Paige Edwards
10 years ago

So, 7% of the "citizens" should dictate what the other 93% don't want? C4SSI/SI cannot accept the fact that those 93% have told their representatives WHAT they want.

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Laura Beaudry
10 years ago

Sickened by politicians who are seemingly being bought off, are in debt to, or have some back office deals with the greedy developers who are raping and ruining our island. Power to the people! Let residents decide their own fate.

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Clay Strother
10 years ago

Unlike the vast majority of people signing this petition, I am a SSI native. I am staunchly against incorporation. These guys tried a few years ago and it was shot down. If they did it then, than they may have done some good. Now most of the land is either built out or in conservation easements. It was a bad idea then, it is a worse idea now. Creating an expensive city to police a handful of small tracts of land is a waste of money. Higher taxes for residents and detrimental to the county as a whole.

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Mark Beaudry
10 years ago

I think it is appalling that our elected representatives will not give us the right to choose. That right is something many many people have fought for and died for. And for them to decide to deny us that is inexcusable. Not one of them will get my vote come next election. In fact I may actively campaign against him if we have any other candidates worthy of my vote.

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shirley
10 years ago

we need to incorporate before the entire Island is destroyed with excessive building. St Simon's residents should make this decision.

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Dustin Lewis
10 years ago Featured

As a life-long resident of St. Simons Island, and business owner, I feel that it is the right of those who reside on St. Simons to make the ultimate decision as to whether or not St. Simons is destined for incorporation, and not leave the decision to the state legislature.

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Jane Kelly
10 years ago

We deserve the right to have a voice in determining our future. All we want is the right to vote!

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Victoria Love
10 years ago

With every old oak tree that is cut down and acre that is clear cut I am more convinced of the need to vote.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

We want the right to vote

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Jim Fraser
10 years ago Featured

The right to vote is a legitimate request that continues to be denied by our local delegation. Where is Rep. Atwood and Sen Ligon on this issue. Sen Ligon voted YES on a charter bill for the city of Greenhaven. What gives?

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Jimmy Goodis
10 years ago

Island natives should have a voice!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

I support City-hood for SSI & Sea Island.

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Jane Richard
10 years ago

Its time the citizens of SI and SSI make the decisions for the two islands. If you are not happy about all the haphazard development and commercialization of this beautiful place then this is for you!

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Henry
10 years ago

If you don't live here, go screw up your home, not ours. If you do live here, why are you giving our island away, money? sex? drugs?

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Lance Lipman
10 years ago

Please give us the opportunity to vote on this very important issue. We are the constituency and would appreciate having a voice in this.

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Karen stone
10 years ago

Just asking for the right to vote on issue that is very important to those living on SSI. It could settle this issue once and for all

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Michele Andrews
10 years ago

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Michele Andrews
10 years ago

Michele Andrews United States