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Alright, thank you Patrick. In other news tonight is Walmart headed to the beach. A controversial project to build a Walmart in the Fort Myers Beach area is one step closer to happening. Lee County's zoning staff giving it the green light after a public hearing this morning. But not everyone is so happy about this. Four and a quarter fifty diamond catching up with small business owners who say the store would destroy their businesses. That's right Emily. The S A plan for Walmart to go in there is getting some mixed reviews from people in the area. A few pink blossoming flowers are the only signs of life right now in S Feels vacant. But that vacancy could soon be no more if plans to build 154,000 square foot Walmart go through. I think it would be great. Great. It would be convenient because you figure there's nothing here but publics. Which I mean there's nothing. I've got nothing. It's publics but Walmart is so much just easier. You can go get everything at one time. While residents are excited about the convenience the store would bring, some nearby shop owners fear it would destroy their business. Stuff we sell in here. Walmart sells. They undercut everybody. Chris Tremblay has owned this beach shop for seven years but says there's no way she could compete with a big retailer They sell everything cheaper than what we can sell it for. I mean they sell stuff for what we have to buy it for. The county officials say the project will stimulate the local economy. This is breathing new life into a dark shopping center. We expect to see some jobs from it and more commerce in the community. This business owner though says her concerns have been ignored. They don't care if we survive. Next steps from here, the hearing examiner will make recommendations and then this project will go to the board of county commissioners for approval. Of course I'll continue to follow this story and bring you the latest updates on the project as they become available. Live in the studio, Kristi Diamond, Fox 4 in your corner.
