SUN Trail

Alleged the Wounded Warrior Project's slides were altered to fake an endorsement of the Sun Trail design, calling the behavior shameful and demanding answers.

Presented crash data showing Michler Boulevard (1 crash) is far safer than A1A Beach Boulevard (86 crashes, one fatality) and asked the board to direct staff to reassess the trail alignment.

Representing hotels and Boulevard businesses, criticized the commission's silence after prior comment and said the county is choosing the most dangerous route with decade-old data.

Raised the dysfunctional U-turn at Billy's boat ramp, opposed the Sun Trail alignment as dangerous, questioned a potential JEA water-utility buyout's cost, and asked for increased patrols under the SR 206 bridge.

Beach Boulevard business owner warned of construction impacts on restaurants and urged relocation.

Opposed the Beach Boulevard location on aesthetic and safety grounds and asked that funding be redirected.

Retired appellate judge urged support for the current Beach Boulevard alignment, citing cyclist safety and wheelchair access.

Not opposed to the trail itself, but said residents weren't clearly informed and raised vehicle-conflict safety concerns.

Read from the SUN Trail Handbook and said Beach Boulevard is not a low-traffic, safe location.

Spoke in support of the SUN Trail.

Supported the trail but urged relocation over safety concerns.