I think residents ought to wake up and be concerned. People need to realize their lives won't be the same.

There is power in the people. If you're not there, your voice will be missed.

To say our homes have little value and we need to do away with them for the sake of being the envy of every city in Florida is ridiculous. I'm sorry, but I think the consultant missed the boat.

Daytona is so hungry that anything goes. When do we say enough is enough? I'm not opposed to development, but I am opposed to uncontrolled development and I think we're uncontrolled.

Traffic has become an issue as the city goes through many new developments and they should pay their fair share.

I am not a great proponent of uncontrolled height, which is what we have here in Daytona Beach.