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Written on Marco committee on electricity has robust membership:

“I do believe John and I might have a different outlook on how we might want things to go,” now there is an understatement if I’ve ever heard one. Mr. Neylon’s outlook on how things should be done on Marco Island was soundly and embarrassingly rejected by the electorate in January, what makes him think anything has changed that would make his opinion mean anything. As to Mr. Neylon’s open mindedness one would only have to reflect back to the debates during the last election when Mr. Neylon professed to have all the answers.

I’ll bet Dillon had to call Massachusetts for his interview with Mr. Neylon since that is where Neylon actually lives.

Written on Former Marco councilor withdraws request for city attorney position:

lolala, you are a real piece of work, you should crawl back into the hole where you have been hiding. Your continued outrageous attacks against leaders of our community reeks of ignorance and sour grapes. You and Mr. Enman, who are not leaders in this community,(praise the lord) and all the local CAVE dwellers have done more harm to this community then anyone since we became a city. Give it a rest you and the likes of Enman are a minority, did you not get the message January 29th, YOUR MINORITY GROUP LOST, except it and please go away and take your vile opinions with you.

Written on Marco leaders want to look at city-run electricity:

Definition of a fossil:

A person whose views and opinions are extremely antiquated; one whose sympathies are with a former time rather than with the present.

Could Fossil really be Foster?

Written on Marco leaders want to look at city-run electricity:

Neylon advised Chuck and we all know where that went. He tried to advise all the voters and other councilors without success. He advised CARES, POP, the Recall and he's still trying to give advise to anyone who will listen and as I hear it he has had no takers, but then there's always Foster and dc5799.

Written on Marco leaders want to look at city-run electricity:

Mr. Issler, did you say "Mr. Arceri is a Licensed, Professional Engineer in Florida"? According to the FDPR Mr. Arceri is not a "Licensed, Professional Engineer in Florida", nor are you sir. I think the better question is who authorized Mr. Arceri to meet with LCEC on behalf of the city.

Written on Sugerman withdraws from Marco manager search:

Ditto, if this is the best the Mercer Group can give us this council should put this process on hold for 6 months or more. The city is apparently in good hands with Mr. Souza, what's the urgency.

Written on Marco city manager race: Interview process begins 5 candidates:

Great reporting Eagle, yesterday the Sun-Sentinal in Fort Lauderdale, reported that Dale Sugerman has withdrawn his name for consideration as City Manager. Now we are down to five. Possibly Councilor Recker's idea to postpone the entire process for 6 months has some merit.

Written on Jolley Bridge phone survey underway:

bbyrone46, I see your self-centered uninformed ranting have remained consistent since the election. The Jolly Bridge not only serves Marco Islanders it serves all who live elsewhere in the county that travel here for employment, landscapers, pool maintenance people, hotel workers, cooks, waiters, bus people, clerks and many others, hell, even our City Manager lives off island. Just travel off the island in early morning or late afternoon and see for yourself the traffic coming on and off the island. I would venture to say that more non-residents use the Jolly Bridge then residents.

As to Marco Island beaches, some are county beaches. Tiger Tail is a county beach, open to all county residents as is the South Marco Beach Access with parking in the county parking lot on Swallow Ave

You should really get your facts straight.

Is a new bridge needed, eventually yes, should it be four lanes, depending on the cost, yes, should there be a toll, hell no.

Written on Rental committee to consider draft ordinance:

"No one knows how large the number is, Wardle has told the committee, because the state of Florida is not required to inform the city of vacation rental homes registered within the city." Duh! have you asked the state for this information Mr. Wardle. I think they just might be obliged to give you this info, but first you may have to ask for it.

Written on Following code rulings, Marco Island shopping center case goes to court:

Mr. Mayerhoffer, I'd say that after 10 months and "at least seven conflicts with city code, including improper permitting, an overage in restaurant square footage and the failure to complete or submit required improvements or documents." there's something more then not Kosher wrong with this situation. Could be that just maybe Mr. Olmsted and his gang of Code Enforcement Commando's have been somewhat remiss in their code enforcement duties.

I agree with Mr. Mayerhoffer, if my grass gets more then 18 inches I get fined and it will not take Code Enforcement 10 months to fine me.

Maybe its time the city gives some thought to transfering the duties of this department to the Police Department.

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