"All of them right now are on the table and all of them are being evaluated equally".

Dussia says he's getting positive feedback during this public comment phase of the planning process.

The Navy will keep the public comment period open until May and then will use the comments in its decision making process.

But we found that not everyone is satisfied with the current plans.

Russ Watson attended Wednesday's public hearing and says he did not get all of his questions answered.

"What I've tried to find out and the Navy is not prepared to make a statement yet, is which way they want to go".

Watson says he will not support moving a fleet to Jacksonville unless it's necessary for defense purposes.

Otherwise, he would like to see the millions of dollars go towards the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Naval authorities are taking public comment through May 12th.

You can submit your comments through the mail by send to:

Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Southeast Attn: Will Sloger P.O. Box 190010 North Charleston, South Carolina 29419-9010 Visit the project website at www.mayporthomeportingeis.com