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Save Lido Pavilion

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Cheryl Perrine
8 years ago

I am very much AGAINST these "so called" improvements

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Lori
8 years ago

I don’t understand how this can even be legal. We. Need a strong stance. Perhaps a lawsuit (against City Commission) similar to Siesta’s against us. It was (is) an attention grabber and brought issue to light. Public needs to know, Commissioners need to go. Ha!

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Elaine Fox
8 years ago

I am against making it difficult for the public to enjoy Florida beaches to cater to private interests!

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Francisco Serrano
8 years ago

This plan is not right for Lido or for Sarasota

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Horrible idea to give away public parks. City and county need to maintain their own facilities

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william liebel
8 years ago

I find it hard to believe that this is even being considered.

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Jenny
8 years ago

No deal!!

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Emily Hall
8 years ago

Please please please keep this location the way it is! I'm a local resident and I use that facility almost everyday. It's such a nice place to go, it's one of the more natural areas, peaceful, and affordable! It's a gem in Sarasota the way it is!

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Richard Weissfeld
8 years ago

Keep it the way it is with minor improvements

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nealc
8 years ago

Save the beach for the public not the late nite/cabana type folks. Think family first.

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Mike Reilly
8 years ago

This is a bad plan. Lido beach is a friendly family oriented beach and this proposed development will kill that atmosphere. Stay the course...

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Judith Hall
8 years ago

This should not even be considered. Our public beaches are (and should remain) public. Any planned change that would limit public access either for monetary reasons or land use restrictions (cabanas, up-scale restaurants, adults-only bars, parking limitations) would only serve to erode the public trust.

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Miguel laura
8 years ago

No

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Laura Whayne
8 years ago

This will seriously effect the entire flow of SK. I agree its gotten pretty crowded with it being #1 and #2 beach in US etc. But, this is not the way.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

As a Sarasota native, nothing is more sacred than public beach access. Privatizing public beach spaces is in direct violation of what it means to be a Floridian and tells the world our beaches are for sale. This isn’t just for today, but to save our beaches for generations to come- rich and poor alike.

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Gloria Cherney
8 years ago

I want to save this wonderful spot as it is today!

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Candace Boyd
8 years ago

Public needs access to our beaches. Do not approve this move for further development and reduced access for public to Lido Beach.

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Phyllis LaBorwit
8 years ago

Enough... stop taking away the simple pleasures. We need to maintain to differentiate ourselves from Bica!

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Rodger Skidmore
8 years ago

Progress is fine. But progress for a select few, at the expense of the many, is not what it should be all about. Not all the time. Please, put a few more benches along the beach and stop trying to privatize everything. The beach belongs to the people of Sarasota and the tourists that come here.

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Bridgette McNulty
8 years ago

Please don't allow this deal to go forward.