I urge all residents to take the time to thoroughly research the candidates and vote for those who truly represent their vision for Marco Island. Our city's 2040 Comprehensive Plan is a crucial blueprint designed to foster a flourishing residential community alongside a vibrant business sector while preserving the island's natural beauty. It is intended to provide “clear direction to elected officials, City administration, and citizens.”
Unfortunately, the majority of current City Council members have repeatedly disregarded the plan by granting exceptions to density codes for businesses and developers, going against the guidelines of the Comprehensive Plan. For this reason, I will not be supporting the two incumbents up for re-election.
I am supporting new City Council candidates who are dedicated to upholding the Comprehensive Plan. Tamara Goehler and Stephen Gray are committed to addressing water quality issues, curbing over-development and over-tourism, and valuing the concerns of residents. They are running a positive and fair campaign. Check out their platform.
Please vote to keep Marco a wonderful place to live.
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