Thursday was a very sad day in Manatee County. For weeks, Citizens of Manatee County
urged their County Commissioners to do the right thing, and reject the Comprehensive Plan
changes that remove wetland protections, and decrease wetland buffers. There is no valid
reason for this change, not one person could say why this change was necessary, and this
change is of no benefit to the residents of Manatee County, but only will benefit the greedy
developers.
At yesterday's BOCC meeting, every citizen who took the time to attend and to speak were
Dianne Castelli
Bradenton
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Cat L
Pretty sure they never intended to represent the people they represent....
Tuesday, August 22, 2023 Report this
GLEN GADFLY GIBELLINA
You can’t make this stuff up. Hours and hours of scientific evidence that was completely ignored. When they don’t even invite in house employee Charlie Hunsicker who has a wealth of information on wetlands that was your first clue. Hire a “consultant” who is not even a expert in environmental or wetland mitigation. These voters will not forget this travesty next election cycle. I have nicknamed them “The Six Pack of Destruction” TSPD. During their campaign they were singing a different song on the protection of water, well we should inform them that the wetlands is part of our water system. TSPD can’t run from their voting record. These one term wonders will be voted out of office and all the slick 4 color postcards paid by developers won’t mean a thing to our Citizens and VOTERS.
But the downside of being con artist is that it very hard to con. Even if the lies you tell are to yourself.
Ally Carter
Tuesday, August 22, 2023 Report this
barbaraelliott
It's been sad days for years. Citizens and experts who worked very hard educating the BOCC Grand Pubbas have every right and reason to be angry. The folks elected are traitors to Manatee County's citizens.
I'm not sure we can vote them out. A former fed gave me audio interview testimony given by a former law enforcement officer. The officer claims that for years "some ballots never get delivered to the supervisor of elections". There's more to this than I can tell here. I am not sure all our votes count in Manatee County. I intend to ask DOJ to monitor Manatee's next election.
Will you do the same? DOJ 1-202-514-2000. AskDOJ@usdoj.gov
Thanks so much!
Sunday, August 27, 2023 Report this