I don't understand why the city wants to do this. So many of us enjoy the facility for more than just the driving range. I practice there and also take my grandchildren to play miniature golf and to use the batting cages. Lease don't take all of this fun away from us. There is no other place like it in our town.

Deny any re-zoning of this property. The area needs family-friendly areas like Missing Links -- not another gas station. Youth sports are on a decline so it is crucial that places like Missing Links stay around.

I'm just a snow bird I make good use of the driving range and always find it busy.Question : how many gas stations in Largo How many driving ranges Which will have the most drawing appeal to your winter guests ???????

This has been a landmark enjoyed by many families for decades. Too often small business owners are squashed by big business. Let's keep this piece of the community that is not only prime source of recreation and entertainment but also a vehicle for the nurturing of golf skills for people of all ages.

Please keep Missing Links driving range and mini-golf! It is such a huge benefit as driving ranges are not plentiful. Gas stations are everywhere, including directly across the street. My family loves going to play mini-golf and to get ice cream.

We use the Missing Links during our annual vacation to Gulf Beaches (from Toronto, Canada) and would be sad to see it gone. The last thing needed there is another gas station / junk food dispensary. The range is good for locals and visitors alike. We hope it's there when we return this December.

I urge the city of Largo to deny the reasoning

This driving range is a very important community recreation asset that needs to preserved for the current and future populations and visitors to the area. To rezone recreational land to commercial land would be a huge loss and one that will never be recovered. Unless there are plans for another comparable driving range planned for the area, I urge the city not to vote in favour of the rezoning.