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Nhi Tee's avatar

Palm Bay really has beautiful natural resources. Parts of Palm Bay have the Indian River. Other parts have natural citrus trees in the wooded areas. One of the most interesting aspects is its rich archaeological sites dating back to almost 10,000 years ago. In fact, skeletal remains were found in the woods behind my house growing up. Later on, I learned those woods were actually the site of a lot of other Indian artifacts like pottery etc. Those exact woods also had huge grapefruit, tangerine and orange trees among the beautiful oaks and other natural flora. Unfortunately, the city of Palm Bay signed off on turning those woods into a housing community after the land was purchased from out of state developers. The developers had the woods cleared and then they ran out of money. So not only did the animals lose their habit, food source and lives. But humanity lost a piece of its history, just so some sleezy developers and dirty politicians could line their pockets. It's sad. This area really has so much potential. But year after year those who've been elected to make positive and wise decisions for the future of the city, continuously let us down. Their only concerns seem to be the growth of their bank accounts. Every last inch of remaining land we have appears to be for sale. This is a city that had so much potential and could have been planned out in a way that made life here better for us all while preserving some of our natural resources that made this town beautiful. Now over 90% of this city is residential, warehouses, dollar stores and car washes. Such a waste.

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Stefanie S's avatar

With all these builds, what about the EMS & FIRE??? WE NEED A NEW FIRE/EMS ON HERITAGE! 23 minutes for chest pain is UNACCEPTABLE! SCARY!! PAY MORE FOR OUR DEDICATED EMS FIRE WORKERS!

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