Suni Sands

Expressed strong opposition to the 17-slip marina at Suni Sands, arguing it violates environmental policies and threatens seagrass habitats.

Asked the council to designate the entire Suni Sands shoreline as conservation rather than allowing high-intensity flex uses.

Highlighted threats to endangered manatees and sea turtles, as well as ancient Native American burial grounds at Suni Sands.

Stated that the area is zoned for only two docks and opposed adding 17 new slips that would cause pollution.

Urged the council to maintain Jupiter's unique character and prevent reckless overdevelopment.

Presented photographic and drone evidence of green sea turtles and manatees active in the Suni Sands area.

Expressed concern as an angler that marine life and fishing have declined, urging the council to deny the marina.

Suggested turning the vacant Suni Sands property into a community gathering area with green space rather than approving a marina.

Urged the council to deny the applicant's request and preserve valued community assets.

Cited monitoring reports from the Loxahatchee River District showing vital seagrass beds at the Suni Sands site.

Shared childhood memories of the area and asked the council to stop the Suni Sands development.

Emphasized the importance of wild spaces for mental health and future generations, urging the council to deny the marina.

Argued that the marina threatens estuary health and provides no net benefit to local residents.

Expressed concern regarding the treatment of sacred Native American sites at Suni Sands.

Expressed concerns about waterfront access, indigenous site mitigation, and educational opportunities regarding Suni Sands.

Expressed strong support for the Suni Sands settlement agreement, citing waterfront revitalization and public access.

Spoke about protecting ceremonial sites, federal compliance, and indigenous heritage regarding Suni Sands.