tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6595989843206039731.post7172090563713416505..comments2008-05-14T09:42:29.534-07:00Pensacola Real Estate Agentnoreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6595989843206039731.post-18416509593932367072008-05-14T09:42:29.534-07:002008-05-14T09:42:29.534-07:00Thank you Chris, for your post on this issue. As you know, I own property in Pensacola as well as lease my home on Pensacola Beach. The politicians have used the “divide and conquer” method to turn everyone who does not lease property on Pensacola Beach against those that do.<BR/><BR/>I was shocked to hear that some of the areas that we all think are protected forever have future land use designations that could allow high rise buildings and other commercial development. Getting rid of the Santa Rosa Island Authority as a unnecessary layer of government is just a smoke screen. Without the protection of the SRIA, the county government can turn Pensacola Beach into another over developed shoreline with little or no access for the common people.<BR/><BR/>Follow the money on this issue and you find nothing but a dead end at the county government’s feeding trough. <BR/><BR/>Everyone should be against this whole scheme to suck every dime possible from the Beach with no concern for the NEGATIVE effects on ”OUR BEAUTIFUL PARADISE.”Jimhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/01645507997222599628noreply@blogger.com