We have been coming to Sarasota for more than 30 years. Now we own a home in North Sarasota and Lido is our beach of choice. I would hate to see it ruined by excessive development.
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Branden Stepp
8 years ago
Starts with a bow and then we're kneeling
Sarasota is losing its local feeling
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Paul orofino
8 years ago
Leave well enough alone.
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Paul Allen
8 years ago
Don't fix what's not broken..
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Anonymous
8 years ago
The whole plan needs to be scrapped!
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Robert Kellaway
8 years ago
Don't give our heritage away. Access to the beach and parking are linked
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Gail Jeffrey
8 years ago
This beach is a necessary public beach and should be a casual place for visitors and locals to enjoy.
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Diane Lane
8 years ago
Hotels and the 1% should not be the only ones to have access to the beaches. Let this happen and we can say goodbye to Lido. That is nothing short of a tragedy.
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Deborah M Desiano
8 years ago
I thought Lido Beach was a bit of paradise as so many call Sarasota when I moved here from Central New Jersey where my beaches were one after another of non affordable (for the average family) private beach clubs providing cabanas and restaurants at a hefty yearly fee for their limited memberships. Seriously does Lido need $100/day cabanas for who?!! Lido Pavilion is simple and sometimes simple is good not everything has to be made bigger and brighter to be better.
Save Lido pavilion.
Keep it public
Landmark
Lido beach must be kept affordable as a beautiful destination for locals.
Don’t lose the intimacy of the Lido Pavilion! We don’t need to commercialize all of our beaches in Sarasota!
Save Lido pavilion, no commercialization just refurbishments please
Keep Lido as it is, NO over development!
I have been vacationing in Sarasota for 25 years. Lido beach is the big draw for me. Don’t fix what isn’t broke!
This is the most important sing of respect and hospitality to the local people and the tourist
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PARKING CONSIDERATION......FIRSTLY
We have been coming to Sarasota for more than 30 years. Now we own a home in North Sarasota and Lido is our beach of choice. I would hate to see it ruined by excessive development.
Starts with a bow and then we're kneeling Sarasota is losing its local feeling
Leave well enough alone.
Don't fix what's not broken..
The whole plan needs to be scrapped!
Don't give our heritage away. Access to the beach and parking are linked
This beach is a necessary public beach and should be a casual place for visitors and locals to enjoy.
Hotels and the 1% should not be the only ones to have access to the beaches. Let this happen and we can say goodbye to Lido. That is nothing short of a tragedy.
I thought Lido Beach was a bit of paradise as so many call Sarasota when I moved here from Central New Jersey where my beaches were one after another of non affordable (for the average family) private beach clubs providing cabanas and restaurants at a hefty yearly fee for their limited memberships. Seriously does Lido need $100/day cabanas for who?!! Lido Pavilion is simple and sometimes simple is good not everything has to be made bigger and brighter to be better.