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Save our Scooters!

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Pamela Davidson-Wilson
5 years ago

Good luck!!

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Lynnda Moore
5 years ago

This is something families and couples of any age can do outdoors, and we don't have a lot of that in the NPR area!

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Matthew Neck
5 years ago

Why would we take a low cost transpo away from a downtown area? If the city enjoys it then keep it.

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Jen
5 years ago

Please we need things like this for families to do

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Sandra Delancey
5 years ago

These are a fantastic idea for downtown New Port Richey. Great enjoyment and seeing our town. They should stay

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Sánela Hernández
5 years ago

This place is awesome!! My family had so much fun riding these scooters while enjoying downtown. I don’t see any safety issues with having a place like this for our younger generation.

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Karen Traetow
5 years ago

We need ECarve and the scooter business in our town. Just like skateboards, bicycles, handicap scooters, and the list goes on. This is what is bringing our town to life, making it a destination, outdoor, fun activity filled , low cost or no cost activities for all ages.

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Jane Mazzone
5 years ago

I think we should keep the scooters. It’s a draw for our town. Perhaps adjust the speed they can go. But keep the scooters!

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David Hanna
5 years ago

This place is amazing. Doing a great job in the community. Bringing smiles to people’s faces during these difficult times. Keep up the good work.

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Brandi Smith
5 years ago

Stop being a pelosi and let the kids and adults have fun.. who are they hurting? No one.. that’s what I figured carry on and whine about something else

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Silver Garrabrant
5 years ago

Why would you take away something that gets families outside

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Kristine Fuller
5 years ago

Why take something fun away from people and children? This is something that has helped bring the community together and gave a fun and safe way to do so! Keep the scooters!!

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Jessica Grantham
5 years ago

Save the scoots!

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Melissa Marquis
5 years ago

Let kids be kids

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Jason stevenson
5 years ago

NPR politics strike again....

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Anonymous
5 years ago

NPR is notorious for this. Entice businesses into their code enforcement and then dictating their freedom to do business. I seem to remember the city board being ecstatic to vote this scooter permit into existence and using it to appear progressive upon your opening. How soon they forget and create yet another controversy with a young business owner within the city limits. Think about this when you vote next time, city dwellers. And if you live in the city limits and don't vote. You hoist the city's petard of selfish control. They created golf cart parking. With some well painted lanes. They could easily give scooters, carts, and walkers options to exist together. But they seem to find a great sense of joy of shutting up and shutting down young business owners in NPR. At least that is the ever important perception looking in from here.

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Laura Jeffers
5 years ago

Let's keep downtown current and up to date. Save our scooters

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Ashley carbone
5 years ago

Literally the best tging that ever happened to new port richey super fun and gives everybody something to do for all ages

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Kity Putscher
5 years ago Featured

This place encourages kids to get out and explore, helps family fun outings and brings in business to the area. Shutting in down would not only anger a lot of locals but do a disservice to local establishments and hurt a lot of kids who have been home schooled during this pandemic.

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Mike Pratz
5 years ago

Local family Businesses are the backbone of Downtown New Port Richey and of any Downtown City. I go out of my way like many others to spend money at local family businesses than others. Advertisements of ecarve has been posted nationwide drawing attention to New Port Richey. Scott Carbone has partnered with neighboring businesses on the cutting edge of promoting Downtown New Port Richey as being innovative and trendy. This is just the beginning for alternate transportation and toursist adventures provided by Scott & ecarve. Allow Scott & ecarve continue to grow while showcasing Downtown New Port Richey to the tourism and alternate transportation industry