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By: Annie H

Annie H — Wed, 18 Sep 2024 13:04:33 +0000

The clear and obvious negative impacts to Nassau County’s environment and quality of life have been well documented and advocated for. The elected officials who are supposed to represent our interest have failed us time and time again in this process. What’s less openly discussed and understood is the weakness of the Sands business case in this location. There is virtually no other draw for visitors nor a viable infrastructure to support ease of visits. This casino, if approved, will undoubtedly fail after the potential Year 1 rush fades. There are countless examples across the nation to support this thesis yet the supporters involved seem to be not only blind to the facts but uninterested in the downside risks that will clearly fall on our communities.

By: Monica Kiely

Monica Kiely — Sat, 14 Sep 2024 15:34:34 +0000

It’s ridiculous that this SEQR review is taking place at all! Usually, environmental hearings and reviews weigh negative environmental impacts of a project against the good that the project will do for the community. In this case there is NO long term good for the community. Hosting this casino will cost us tax dollars – – not bring them in. The casino will drain customers and money away from our downtowns. The casino will destroy people, families and communities. It’s happened all around the country: please visit Atlantic City if you still need convincing. Lastly, the tragic part of this SEQR review is that the decision maker (Nassau County) is the same corrupt group trying to ram this casino down resident’s throats. The majority of residents in Nassau do NOT want this casino!

By: Fiore Mastroianni

Fiore Mastroianni — Fri, 13 Sep 2024 16:49:49 +0000

I oppose the Sands casino on Long Island.
The casino will drain already strained aquifer system.
It will contribute massively to air pollution in poor and underserved areas of Hempstead and Uniondale leading to worse respiratory health outcomes there.

A casino there will lead to increased gambling, addiction, drug use and further these negative societal impacts in communities least able to deal with it.

The casino will be a huge negative force in Nassau County for years to come.

By: Kathleen Glasberg

Kathleen Glasberg — Fri, 13 Sep 2024 15:24:15 +0000

From the beginning, it was obvious that Blakeman et al knew of the dangers this project would impose but tried to sneak it by the residents anyway. Only a lawsuit stopped them. But it is still obvious that they are in the driver’s seat.Environmental review! What a joke. You would have to be an idiot to not realize that a 24/7 casino would spell environmental disaster. 25,000 visitors in cars and buses daily driving on our roads, spewing pollution and wreaking havoc with our infrastcture , cannot be mitigated, despite Sands lies to the contrary. No matter how they make their site cleaner, those visiting will not and cannot. Sands spends millions in advertising in all our papers, donates equipment to local groups, and are we naive enough to think this is altruism? It is nothing but pay to play. NO CASINO!

By: Ray Bertolino

Ray Bertolino — Fri, 13 Sep 2024 12:55:39 +0000

Save Nassau County ! Say NO to sneaky and duplicitous Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman and Blakeman’s longtime political megadonor benefactors at the Las Vegas Sands Corporation and their Nassau Hub gambling casino scheme that would ruin Nassau County and bring misery to its residents ! https://www.nocasinonassau.org https://www.reponsiblenassau.com