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Adele Zebrowski, 2145 27th Avenue, expressed her view that the Board lacks <br />sensitivity and is not listening to what people are saying. <br />Guy Barber, 1678 Highland Avenue, expressed his opposition to the project and <br />stated that the next election will be a referendum on the Commissioners. <br />Jim Granse, 36 Pine Arbor Lane, believed that no vote should be taken until all 5 <br />Commissioners are present. <br />John Kurtz, 4332 2"d Square West, felt there had been plenty of opportunity for <br />public input and supported the project. <br />Cindy Hazelwood, 147 Anchor Drive, felt the Dodgers would be more likely to leave <br />after they have "unloaded" the property. <br />Patricia Walker, 2442 Buena Vista, supported the project and felt that control would <br />be lost should the Dodgers sell to another developer. <br />Al Vilardi, Georgia Avenue, Sebastian, expressed his opposition and commented that <br />the schools are underfunded and the teachers are not paid what they are worth. <br />Anthony Donadio, 1665 East Rosewood Court, President of the Chamber of <br />Commerce, believed that nothing is being given to the Dodgers. The County is purchasing <br />a valuable piece of real estate. He also mentioned the many local charities who benefit from <br />contributions by the Dodgers; the increased tax base which will result from the mini -town <br />AUGUST 7, 2001 <br />-71- <br />085 <br />