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Stop Neal Communities' Irresponsible Overdevelopment in Alva, FL

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Darlene James
2 years ago

When will any of you listen to the people?

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Janiese B SCHROECK
2 years ago

PLEASE!!! Stop voting to destroy the Bayshore and Alva communities! Many of the residents of these communities are CLOSELY watching your votes.

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Walter McKee
2 years ago

I am opposed to a change to the Residential Planned Development to allow increased density in the N. Olga area. A lot of community input was given to the N. Olga Community Plan adopted a few years ago. It took into consideration inevitable population growth while maintaining the unique rural history of this area. Neal Construction knew this in the beginning. They should abide by the existing development plan. If the proposed change is approved other developers will follow creating expansion of our infrastructure and any appearance of a rural community will be gone.

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Diane Tempera
2 years ago

I want Neal communities to STOP overdeveloping, NOW.

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Susan morgan
2 years ago

I do not want a concrete city. I do not want more northern here ruining my city and state. Alva has exactly what it needs. It does not need more traffic. More idiots out here. The drive down 78 is awesome. Leave it the hell alone. We don't need or want your money. All these contractors are is a bunch of idiots trying to tell us how to live.

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Wayne Bowling
2 years ago

I was born and raised here. I live here because I don't like the hustle and speed of living in town. I love to get up in the morning and hear my horses and the birds chirping. Not cars and horns and the city life. I spend thousands of dollars in property taxes to live in Alva, and by Gods grace I won't stand by quietly to let someone put up a bunch of businesses and homes to mess up what God made !!! Alva is a little piece of heaven for some of us, and we're gonna keep it that way. DON'T TREAD ON OUR TERRITORY AND WE WON'T TREAD ON YOURS !!!

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Lin Ackert
2 years ago

Please consider the rapid growth in Lee County as being a huge problem with the our quality of life in this beautiful place as being threatened by greed and envy of developers trying to squeeze out another ounce of ruination. You need to be thoughtful of the water, roads and infrastructure that are already overloaded. Please stop wasting assets from taxation and please stop raising taxes to pay for any mismanagement or errors.

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Jill Shelton
2 years ago

Traffic is unbearable

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Diane smith
2 years ago

U oppose this development

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Karen Netland
2 years ago

I oppose this development

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Susan wagner
2 years ago

Save the land for the all inhabitants-human and wildlife.

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Anonymous
2 years ago

Check out the North Venice Neighborhood Alliance Facebook page. They can help you with your battle. You are not alone. And, we have found this developer does not care about people - he doesn't listen to your concerns.

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Michael Hetherington
2 years ago

We recently moved out of Cape Coral to get away from the city life. We love it out here. Save Alva.

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Patricia Bigelow
2 years ago

Please. Please leave Lee County the way it was meant to be. We do not want to be overrun with communities like Miami or Tampa. We’ve chosen Lee County for a reason. The reason is we have room to breathe.

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Scott Crater
2 years ago

Please save Lee County from overdevelopment. If I wanted to live in Broward County, I would have moved there!

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Jim Watkins
2 years ago

Multiple generations of Alva and Florida roots. Now live in the Pacific NW, but have been following my hometown for years, and strongly support efforts to maintain the character of Alva I've loved for 70 years.

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Kaci Rex
2 years ago

This development would ruin the habitat of many native animals. It would be a shame to see this happen.

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Sandra Wilkes
2 years ago

Buckingham Community is standing up for Alva and us against this amendment.

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Michele Foley
2 years ago

This needs to stop! It’s ruining everything this area is about!! Greed is all these investors have in them anymore!!!

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Nils Johnson
2 years ago

And they call this progress?