Stop Neal Communities' Irresponsible Overdevelopment in Alva, FL
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Steve Hall
2 years ago
Keep Rural!
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Debora Mcewen
2 years ago
Keep properties at current zoning.
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Kristen Fitts
2 years ago
Alva's charm is that its not over-developed. Those of us who have been here for decades moved here to get away from the cookie cutter communities around us and enjoy the beauty of rural Florida. It breaks my heart to see how much it's changed here in the last few years, and all of this development is running off the long time residents.
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Lawrence Bauer
2 years ago
Alva has always been a rural area. Stop trying to change that.
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Andy
2 years ago
Amdy
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Kenny Johnson
2 years ago
Keep Alva rural way it should be
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Kristina V Torrico
2 years ago
Stop overdeveloping!!! Your ruining who we are and what we stand for
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Cindy Roberts
2 years ago
The growth is out of line with infrastructure and the nature of the community. Too many doors.
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joseph Gossman
2 years ago
I'm for some development, but we need to stay rural of farmette, one house per acre. Just a note in Lake County it's one house per 5 acres.
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Stephen lovejoy
2 years ago
I have just come to Alva and love it, I am willing to help fight and have a printing company that I would be willing to help
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Merna Throne
2 years ago
Family in Alva since the 60s. It’s hometown small town love! Keep it safe from development!!!!!!
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Tambree Randall
2 years ago
I am very concerned about the environment and the safety of the local community especially increased traffic in the surrounding areas
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Nancy Casey
2 years ago
Stop the irresponsible growth Now. Lee County resident for 54 years.
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Ryan Smith
2 years ago
At what point do Rual families who feed the area stop selling lands for a meek buck Now only to regret the outcome on the next generation. It simply isn’t worth it. Go ask any older Rancher who has done just that sold the land.
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Meg Sapp
2 years ago
Keep Alva rural.
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Taylor Bunt
2 years ago
I do it want over development in Florida. There is too much already.
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John Reilly
2 years ago
No large scale development should be allowed in this area
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Darlene Snow
2 years ago
Alva should stay Alva!!!
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Michele Rampe
2 years ago
Horse Training Business on N Olga Dr will be impacted by noise and traffic
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Kurt Rampe
2 years ago
Professional horse training on N. Olga Dr at old VanRoekel's veterinary clinic
Keep Rural!
Keep properties at current zoning.
Alva's charm is that its not over-developed. Those of us who have been here for decades moved here to get away from the cookie cutter communities around us and enjoy the beauty of rural Florida. It breaks my heart to see how much it's changed here in the last few years, and all of this development is running off the long time residents.
Alva has always been a rural area. Stop trying to change that.
Amdy
Keep Alva rural way it should be
Stop overdeveloping!!! Your ruining who we are and what we stand for
The growth is out of line with infrastructure and the nature of the community. Too many doors.
I'm for some development, but we need to stay rural of farmette, one house per acre. Just a note in Lake County it's one house per 5 acres.
I have just come to Alva and love it, I am willing to help fight and have a printing company that I would be willing to help
Family in Alva since the 60s. It’s hometown small town love! Keep it safe from development!!!!!!
I am very concerned about the environment and the safety of the local community especially increased traffic in the surrounding areas
Stop the irresponsible growth Now. Lee County resident for 54 years.
At what point do Rual families who feed the area stop selling lands for a meek buck Now only to regret the outcome on the next generation. It simply isn’t worth it. Go ask any older Rancher who has done just that sold the land.
Keep Alva rural.
I do it want over development in Florida. There is too much already.
No large scale development should be allowed in this area
Alva should stay Alva!!!
Horse Training Business on N Olga Dr will be impacted by noise and traffic
Professional horse training on N. Olga Dr at old VanRoekel's veterinary clinic