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Skyplex: LIMIT HEIGHT AND LIGHTS

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Jane Perkins
10 years ago

My first thought was "are you kidding me!" Sand Lake road was a mess before all the recent development including a super Walmart. And I am sure all our conventiners in meetings and dining outside in our lovely restaurants want to hear people screaming their brains out! Just say NO

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paul mckenzie
10 years ago

Orange County Commissioners please vote against this project to insure the continued beauty of our commmunity

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Vote no on the Skyplex exception

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R. M. Mésavage
10 years ago

This kind of savage "development" is totally unacceptable for our community. We are not selling out to predatory developers.

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Tommy Bayshore
10 years ago

But it's OK to build a brand new water park right on the side of I4, that doesn't hurt the environment at all right, you know why it doesn't? Its because Universal is building it... stop being hypocrites, if you're going to oppose the Skyplex you need to be opposing the giant water park being built as we speak, never heard a word about traffic or people opposing that, talk about an eyesore. Seems like all Universal employees posting on this petition comment area.

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Tommy Bayshore
10 years ago

But its OK to build a brand new water park right on the side of I4, that doesn't hurt the environment at all right, you know why it doesn't? Its because Universal is building it... stop being hypocrites, if you're going to oppose the Skyplex you need to be opposing the giant water park being built as we speak, never heard a word about traffic or people opposing that, talk about an eyesore. Seems like all Universal employees posting on this petition comment area.

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Tommy Bayshore
10 years ago

How do you figure? I live in Dr. Phillips and im not too worried about this upcoming possible doom... please elaborate with some FACTS of how I will be so harmed by this?

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Joseph Pepitone
10 years ago

We are already experiencing power brown-outs and traffic congestion in Williamsburg. We can't even get a traffic light on Gateway and Orangewood Blvd. and this is what is coming? God Help Us.

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Tommy Bayshore
10 years ago

I don't see a problem with it at all, looks like Universal Studios is involved more than anyone else in trying to get this blocked, traffic is ALWAYS going to be an issue in that area and myself and many others personally think it would be a really unique attraction to add to an already up and coming revamped area. Hope this gets approved!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

It will not attract new tourists, only provide additional entertainment for the ones already here. I don't see any benefit to the community.

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Theresa M. Benfield
10 years ago

Orlando is the city beautiful. Let's keep it that way.

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Jeanne Prince
10 years ago

We have enough to entertain us for two lifetimes.

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Valerie Deneen
10 years ago

Not a good plan and it is not even attractive.

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Robert Fernandez
10 years ago

I vote no to the Skyplex Tower.

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diane williams
10 years ago

Orange County is already ruined thanks to our zoning commission and politicians. it is all about the money and politics and it doesn't matter what is actually good for the community. it is a zoo in that area and no amount of construction is going to "fix" I-4. A new complex on 17-92 and the traffic is already at a stand-still during peak hours. we voted against the sunrail and it still went through....this will too

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Mary E Rutherford
10 years ago

The growth that has been allowed in Orange County the past few years has been detrimental to the welfare of the people living here. To continue rampant growth such as this is irresponsible and dangerous, Apparently hurricane season doesn't mean much or tropical storms., The County Commissioners seem to be easy sells by any company that wants to build here using job growth (temporary) and financial benefits,. To who?(them)?

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Anonymous
10 years ago

We have enough eyesores already!

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Jason Ennis
10 years ago

The Orlando Eye lights already shine in my bedroom window at night. Please no more.

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Peter R.Sushinsky
10 years ago

excessive height is way beyond what the Orlando skyline is all about. Next there will be a structure to exceed it and so on ...............?

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Mary Urosev
10 years ago

A structure of this height belongs in a city with skyscrapers that are at least between 800-1000 feet. Why isn't this being considered in Miami?