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Where is Devil Falls.

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I wanted to take a moment to thank everyone who came downtown to do public comment or emailed the Commission even with less than a day’s notice. It is so unfortunate that 5 commissioners voted to demolish this critical tax-funded center that has been opem for seven years (that cost us 200,000 a year) and without any community input, the Mayor and Board voted to demolish it without a full feasibility study, without bringing in nonprofits to see whether partners can support it and without reconsulting with the City of Orlando. So disappointed in the 5 commissioners who would rather tear down a fire-code approved commercial kitchen, hundreds of bunk beds and so many amenities that are there without exploring a state appropriation or any other alternatives. This will become a parking lot. …. A parking lot. While 9,000 children sleep unhoused in the largest tourism economy in the world and yet we are leveling a building with 300 empty beds in it without one county specific community meeting. However, we are not unheard. You the people who showed up on a Tuesday to park downtown and pay to give public comment heard our cry in less than 24 hours. Those of you who volunteered, thank you from the bottom of my heart.

I wanted to take a moment to thank everyone who came downtown to do public comment or emailed the Commission even with less than a day’s notice. It is so unfortunate that 5 commissioners voted to demolish this critical tax-funded center that has been opem for seven years (that cost us 200,000 a year) and without any community input, the Mayor and Board voted to demolish it without a full feasibility study, without bringing in nonprofits to see whether partners can support it and without reconsulting with the City of Orlando. So disappointed in the 5 commissioners who would rather tear down a fire-code approved commercial kitchen, hundreds of bunk beds and so many amenities that are there without exploring a state appropriation or any other alternatives. This will become a parking lot. …. A parking lot. While 9,000 children sleep unhoused in the largest tourism economy in the world and yet we are leveling a building with 300 empty beds in it without one county specific community meeting. However, we are not unheard. You the people who showed up on a Tuesday to park downtown and pay to give public comment heard our cry in less than 24 hours. Those of you who volunteered, thank you from the bottom of my heart.

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