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Save Lido Pavilion

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Keep it as is. For Florida’ Residents and visitors

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Eric Cook
7 years ago

I have been here my whole life parents and grandparents brought me to Lido Beach as a child back in the 70s and We really don't need another privately owned tourist trap like Siesta Key has turned into!..Let's keep it local and keep it public for all to enjoy for many decades to come!

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Pat Lorenz
7 years ago

Have come to this beach for over 20years and it’s UNDEVELOPED State is the reason. We may go to siesta but only once a trip. We love Lido as it is -an AFFORDABLE destination for the people who have supported this local for decades!

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Pat Lorenz
7 years ago

Have come to this beach for over 20years and it’s UNDEVELOPED State is the reason. We may go to siesta but only once a trip. We love Lido as it is -an AFFORDABLE destination for the people who have supported this local for decades!

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Robert Small
7 years ago

My first visit to this great beach, the pavilion should stay in public usage - Xmas day beach crowds show how much this is used!

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Karen Pagliaro
7 years ago

We vacation here each year and do not appreciate or support these proposed changes...

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John Kurz
7 years ago

Rehab what we have. Keep it simple. We are buried in overdevelopment.

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Khalid Ali
7 years ago

Sarasota’s public beaches are beautiful and attractive. Please keep them and keep public access

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Shela Shelton
7 years ago

Please have them update the current pavilion and quit holding the money. My husband and I love the old style as it has been in the past.

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Craig Perry
7 years ago

Leave it alone!!!!!

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Jeffrey A Clark
7 years ago

Keep Lido Pavilion as is. I am a condo owner on Lido Key

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Please leave Lido as is so people who live and work here can enjoy it

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Richard reinel
7 years ago

Summertime parking already a problem i know because I use Lido 4 times a week at least,

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Yes why does Sarasota need to once again ignore its own history and people and try to be a beachfront Miami habituated by young cocktail swillers and wealthy people dining beachfront or swanning in pavilions? This city wants to be something it isn’t and can’t be, but it will destroy itself trying. Only developers and those whose pockets will be similarly lined want this type of wanna-be-hip development that’s tearing the city apart and rebuilding it cold, ugly, crowded and like Little Ft. Lauderdale.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

No to the proposed "improvements".

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David Strickland
7 years ago

Save the pavilion! Keep the culture of lido!

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emmanuel charron
7 years ago

Pls keep the lido pool a pool not an amusement park ! It's a beautiful pool in a beautiful setting. Improving it is desirable but don't destroy the current pool culture. Thanks.

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Susan Johnson
7 years ago

Keep it simple people!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

save the pavilion, we don't need another bar on the beach!

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Amanda Marie Mason
7 years ago

Listen to the people who do not want the Lido Pavilion to become a big noisy expensive destination in a neighborhood where that kind of thing is inappropriate.