Skip to main content

Save Lido Pavilion

2,317 Comments

A
Anonymous
8 years ago

Leave the Pavilion alone! I have been visiting that Beach since 1974. It's a beautiful place that should not be sold out to Developers. If you want crowds, Mayhem and Noise just head down the street to Siesta Key. You can have it all there!

A
Anonymous
8 years ago

Leave it as is.

B
Bonnie Gustow
8 years ago

How dare you try to take our beaches from us. Keep you hands off our beaches

C
Chelsea March
8 years ago

Keep Lido Beach for the public! No privatization

J
Juliana Schuster
8 years ago

Keep lido public. For the locals, tourists and mostly wildlife who definitely don't need a night bar full of drunk people in our peaceful beach.

A
Autumn Beckett
8 years ago

No one wants a new mall on the beach. People who go to Lido want to enjoy nature, swimming, and the beach. There are more than enough restaurants, bars, and shops in the circle and downtown. We don’t need a high impact restaurant on the beach. It will ruin the relaxed atmosphere.

D
Don Evans
8 years ago

Keep our beaches public

L
Lynn Wood
8 years ago

Keep Lido beach public. No changes!

J
james Stevens
8 years ago

leave it the way it is,, improve it whatever it needs .. we dont need music and drinking and more traffic.. its all about money, developers!!

K
Kim Mink
8 years ago

I just moved here. I want to enjoy and experience Lido. Please do not do this

A
Anonymous
8 years ago

Keep the beach public

B
Brian Hey
8 years ago

Save our pavilion and rebuild our beach we don’t need another restaurant or bar... We Need A Beach

S
Sarah White
8 years ago

This will turn our nice quiet Lido into a zoo... like Siesta. NO, NO, NO.

S
Susan Palau
8 years ago

NO!

R
Ray L Vinson
8 years ago

Privatization of public beach amenities is a slippery slope.

M
Michael Hayden
8 years ago

This bad plan will just make Lido more exclusive and more unaffordable to the average beach lover.

L
Lorraine Wolfinger
8 years ago

Please, just make needed improvements without privatizing and ruining the beach experience here. Why does money always seem to win over the needs of citizens?

B
Bruce Maloney
8 years ago

This is a public beach, people go there to be on the beach. Don't fill it with cars of people in a restaurant. The beach is the playground. If they want a beachfront venue let them but property. Private bar owners using city to make their profits.

A
Anonymous
8 years ago

Leave it be.

K
Kelly Welch
8 years ago

Parking will be an issue.