Conserve this urban oasis for human & wildlife refuge.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
ok
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Chris Dirmeyer
9 years ago
Leave the celery fields as they are
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Diane Daspit
9 years ago
We do not want or need an industrial recycling plant in this area. Do not destroy the Celery Fields and all the animals and birds living on and around the area.
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Crystal Montuori
9 years ago
Stop the destruction of Sarasota's natural beauty!!!!!!!!
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Daniel Kim
9 years ago
I go to Beckman
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Doni Schaefer
9 years ago
Please no! This is such a great, peaceful part of Sarasota!
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Kevin I Miller
9 years ago
Enough is enough. You have a responsibility to the community. Don't fail us again like you did by destroying wetlands for Whole Foods!
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Michelle Crawford
9 years ago
I can't believe the county will stoop so low to even consider this to happen. Is it just for the $$$$$. It's bad business. Political black mail at it's best! This area has become very popular and valuable as an eco-destination. There is plenty of other locations out east that won't impact residences, and area tourist. When the dump was at the end of Bee Ridge, we could smell it all the way to Cattlemen road. Stench is stench. This is not a location for this type of facility. You spent so much money to build up the Lakewood ranch area to pull tourist, what will be their first view of Sarasota coming down the interstate? yuck! What an impression, visual and smell!
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Karen Gerlach
9 years ago
at one point do we just stop to think about the effects (and not the money)
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Jean-Pierre Knaggs
9 years ago
The Celery Fields area has become far too popular and valuable as an eco-destination. Please do not ruin it with a recycling plant next to it. There are plenty of alternative sites for a recycling plant.
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Gale Midwood
9 years ago
The public is dead set against this latest threat to the natural & economic health of the Celery Fields area! The amount of money and effort already put in to this area plus the eco-tourist dollars brought in from the Celery Fields proves it is worth it to EXPAND the protected area- not diminish its value as a public recreational destination, an outdoor nature classroom for our youth and a nationally known birding attraction by hemming it in with development!! Please re-think and listen to Sarasota Audubon (who has publically come out against you plan to sell & develop the surrounding area) -along with many other concerned groups, visiting tourists and Sarasota county citizens !!
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Amber Smalley
9 years ago
Please keep the celery fields
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My Name Jeff
9 years ago
Hi My name Jeff
My Name jeff
myNameJeff
Help me pls
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James and Janis McKinney
9 years ago
Not only a beautiful preserve, but the gateway to many lovely residential areas. I live less than 1/2 mile from The Celery Fields on purpose. Please don't ruin one of the sanctuaries enjoyed by many.
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Tammy Buecker
9 years ago
Stop building
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Russell Daniel Gross
9 years ago
Turning natural beauty into an eyesore and destroying thru pollution the natural habitat recently enhanced and created shows twisted thinking and planning.
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Lisa
9 years ago
This is one of the most beautiful and serene places. Please don't spoil it. It would be so cruel.
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Lynn Billings
9 years ago
Do not allow this facility to be built at this location.
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Brenda J Wagner
9 years ago
Which one of the County Commissioners would like to live just down the road from this proposed facility?
Conserve this urban oasis for human & wildlife refuge.
ok
Leave the celery fields as they are
We do not want or need an industrial recycling plant in this area. Do not destroy the Celery Fields and all the animals and birds living on and around the area.
Stop the destruction of Sarasota's natural beauty!!!!!!!!
I go to Beckman
Please no! This is such a great, peaceful part of Sarasota!
Enough is enough. You have a responsibility to the community. Don't fail us again like you did by destroying wetlands for Whole Foods!
I can't believe the county will stoop so low to even consider this to happen. Is it just for the $$$$$. It's bad business. Political black mail at it's best! This area has become very popular and valuable as an eco-destination. There is plenty of other locations out east that won't impact residences, and area tourist. When the dump was at the end of Bee Ridge, we could smell it all the way to Cattlemen road. Stench is stench. This is not a location for this type of facility. You spent so much money to build up the Lakewood ranch area to pull tourist, what will be their first view of Sarasota coming down the interstate? yuck! What an impression, visual and smell!
at one point do we just stop to think about the effects (and not the money)
The Celery Fields area has become far too popular and valuable as an eco-destination. Please do not ruin it with a recycling plant next to it. There are plenty of alternative sites for a recycling plant.
The public is dead set against this latest threat to the natural & economic health of the Celery Fields area! The amount of money and effort already put in to this area plus the eco-tourist dollars brought in from the Celery Fields proves it is worth it to EXPAND the protected area- not diminish its value as a public recreational destination, an outdoor nature classroom for our youth and a nationally known birding attraction by hemming it in with development!! Please re-think and listen to Sarasota Audubon (who has publically come out against you plan to sell & develop the surrounding area) -along with many other concerned groups, visiting tourists and Sarasota county citizens !!
Please keep the celery fields
Hi My name Jeff My Name jeff myNameJeff Help me pls
Not only a beautiful preserve, but the gateway to many lovely residential areas. I live less than 1/2 mile from The Celery Fields on purpose. Please don't ruin one of the sanctuaries enjoyed by many.
Stop building
Turning natural beauty into an eyesore and destroying thru pollution the natural habitat recently enhanced and created shows twisted thinking and planning.
This is one of the most beautiful and serene places. Please don't spoil it. It would be so cruel.
Do not allow this facility to be built at this location.
Which one of the County Commissioners would like to live just down the road from this proposed facility?