It has been way too long of a wait just to be getting a new skate park due to the fact that skaters are destroying properties of others by skateboarding on them and sometimes even vandalizing people's properties and businesses. Northern Miami Beach area is in need of new skate parks. There are many skateboarders in Miami going long distances just to have a place to use their skateboards without being harassed by property owners. So skateboarders deserve and need new skate parks to skate in peace and focus on themselves.

We believe the purchase of the land should benefit all residents of Albany County and provide as many economic opportunities as possible to sustainably manage the land. Allowing organized and designated recreational motorized use on a portion of the property will allow for additional future revenue and economic benefits to help provide for financial sustainability of the Pilot Hill Property and Albany County.

We believe the purchase of the land should benefit all residents of Albany County and provide as many economic opportunities as possible to sustainably manage the land. Allowing organized and designated motorized use on some portion of the property will provide additional future revenue and economic benefits to help provide for financial sustainability of the Pilot Hill Property and Albany County.

In order to prevent harmful and unhealthy water contamination in one's community, we want funding to increase water safety testing on a regular basis and to update our water infrastructure nationwide; such as the case in Flint, MI.

We are starting this petition because we grew up in the Mattapan area and growing up, we always felt that it has been left in the back seat - especially in comparison to other Boston neighborhoods. We believe that opening up a Wing Stop in the area would greatly enhance its economic and aesthetic value. After all, there's heavy foot traffic, affordable public transportation, and new development in the area!

Residents of Hometown Village of Marion & The Meadows sub-divisions are concerned that the current Mitch Harris plans for the construction and development of the Meadows West subdivision do not meet the coded buffer requirements and demonstrate little effort at preserving the natural wooded area, which serves a multitude of purposes (highway/residential noise buffering, privacy, animal habitats, property value, aesthetic purposes, etc.). Additionally, there is a shared concern for the impact of increased traffic flow and road use of another subdivision (that would share an entrance/road access with the existing Meadows subdivision directly across from the Woodbury subdivision) being added into an already busy and congested area of D-19. As a mostly rural community, we feel that there is no need for subdivisions to be stacked on top of each other and believe that these plans should be stopped or at the very least modified to preserve as much natural balance as possible and minimize congestion.

Thousands of people use River Bend Golf Links and have since 1950. There is absolutely no reason for the FDOT to force the course to close June 15, 2018, until the actual road will be built, especially when the St. Johns Water Management District, who manages the property, is willing to let the course continue operations until the road is built.

I keep getting denied without a given reason and told to reapply. I get the appointment letter 3 days after the appointment. I was calling daily for 3 weeks to reschedule and finally got a call yesterday saying my case is closed. I will reapply again and go to the office daily if I must. I don't drive a Mercedes and pull out 2 iPhones like half the people getting benefits. I was taught if someone is hungry, you feed them and always have, and the state denies a U.S. citizen food when in a rough time after years of hard work and taxes I helped feed others but can't get help myself now.

This bill has now been moved out of Government affairs and onto the House Floor. If it passes today it will crossover to the Senate. We need to keep up the pressure and make our opposition clear. This is an ill-conceived idea and will harm all residents of Dekalb County, not just Pine Lake.

Our roads are destroying peoples vehicle's. Every $ spent on studies, pet projects, even government vehicle's damaged by the roads is costing we the tax payers more and more. Gas tax hikes meant for road repair has not been put to that use and now our "ELECTED OFFICIALS" are again talking about raising the gas tax. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH--stop overspending, wasted spending, not using the tax collected for these projects FOR WHAT IT WAS INTENDED FOR. Illinois is starting to look like a third world country. If I was an elected official in Bloomington, Normal, McLean County or Illinois I would be embarrassed to have any out of town visitors to see how bad our roads are.

These types of illnesses are not well understood but affect so many. These people are living on the street. It has been so hard to get actual help. I watch my daughter struggle everyday for the past 6 years.

This proposed subdivision brings with it many concerns for Madison County including: -Sporadic and disorganized growth of our county lands -Possible ground and river water contamination -Disruption of the indigenous wildlife -An excess of empty, available lots -Excessive traffic and destruction of county roads