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Save the Celery Fields in Sarasota, FL

2,712 Comments

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Ellen and Tony Montalbano
9 years ago

They need to find somewhere else for this facility. Taking away sanctuaries for wildlife. Becoming a concrete jungle with all the condos & builds going on. We don't want this!

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Lisa F
9 years ago

No way! Build it elsewhere. Not near the beautiful preserve and walking trail.

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Gina Furey
9 years ago

NO RECYCLING PLANT NEAR THE PRECIOUS CELERY FIELDS!! Leave the wildlife alone. They are rapidly losing all their territory!!!! Just NO!

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Stephen Hershey
9 years ago

recycling plant in this location is a dumb idea

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Nicolas Hemes
9 years ago

Do not want this facility!!

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Katy Brown
9 years ago

Do not build this industrial recycling plant near the Celery Fields! Save this area for birds and wildlife, Surely there is a property farther away from Sarasota proper.

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Hal Wilson
9 years ago

Please vote no to this project.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Please save our precious Celery Fields, I wish it can be even bigger. Sarasota is turning into a concrete city, very sad!

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Tom Hutson
9 years ago

My gosh what are you thinking?

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Tyrone Jacobson
9 years ago

The celery fields have become a dumb waste of money already, the county spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on trees. This is just the WRONG place for any more industrial development. Can't we have any dang open fields left in this stinking county?

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Joanna Czauz
9 years ago

Let's stop this

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Anonymous
9 years ago

You are destroying a beautiful city just to make money. This is why people are thinking it is time to move . It is getting to congested, impossible to get to the beach, and overcrowded everywhere.

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Sonoo Vagle
9 years ago

I want to fill online petitions for social improvement

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SL Farley
9 years ago

The celery fields are an asset to our community.

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Desvenain Gregory
9 years ago

NO TO RESTAURANT DEPOT ON THE FIELDS

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Marcia Calderon
9 years ago

There must be better places farther out east for such an industrial site.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

There has to be an alternative place further east. Over a dozen schools train for cross country there 5 days a week-100's of kids. The pollution noise and visual would be horrible not to mention impact on wildlife

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Debbie fair
9 years ago

Stop hurting the wildlife build rurally

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Linda Richichi
9 years ago

Protect this lovely space- it is not where a industrial recycling should take place. Find a industrial area that won't disturb residents and nature.

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Martha Smith
9 years ago

I think it's a shame to give up such a gem, we are losing too much green space as it is! It should be left as intended for the Public to use and appreciate!