Repeal bill filed to repeal HB 631 In the Florida house of representatives

Representative Evan Jenne Democrat Broward County filed the bill.

HB 631 that privatized our Fla’s Walton County beaches.

HB 631 did not privatize any beaches in Walton County or the State of Florida. Absolutely ZERO Public Beach was made Private Beach in HB 631. HB 631 does confirm that a local government entity cannot remove Florida granted Private Property Rights (right of exclusion) without judicial process.

Forced occupation of private property by unlimited people and equipment AGAINST the will of property owner HAS NEVER EXISTED in the State of Florida.

Repealing HB 631 will not change the above statement.

Existing private property can be purchased and converted to a State Park or Public Beach (example Topsail State Park or the new Public Beach across from Stinky's), but US Constitution cannot be violated just because the BCC wants to chase billions of tourist dollars by taking property that has been already private property for their entire lives.

HB 631 did not privatize any beaches in Walton County or the State of Florida. Absolutely ZERO Public Beach was made Private Beach in HB 631. HB 631 does confirm that a local government entity cannot remove Florida granted Private Property Rights (right of exclusion) without judicial process.

Forced occupation of private property by unlimited people and equipment AGAINST the will of property owner HAS NEVER EXISTED in the State of Florida.

Repealing HB 631 will not change the above statement.

Existing private property can be purchased and converted to a State Park or Public Beach (example Topsail State Park or the new Public Beach across from Stinky's), but US Constitution cannot be violated just because the BCC wants to chase billions of tourist dollars by taking property that has been already private property for their entire lives.

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CORRECTION: HB631 is now Florida Statute 163.035. That Statute is what we need to repeal.

HB631 is now Florida Statute 163.035. That Statute is what we need to repeal.

Dave - What Public Beach became Private Property as a result of Florida Statute 163.035.

Another specific question. “Since you arrived in 1986 and until 2016, what portion of the deeded property of Edgewater did the Walton County Appraisal District, the BCC, or the State of Florida define as Public Beach?

Dave - What Public Beach became Private Property as a result of Florida Statute 163.035.

Another specific question. “Since you arrived in 1986 and until 2016, what portion of the deeded property of Edgewater did the Walton County Appraisal District, the BCC, or the State of Florida define as Public Beach?

Objection your honor! Badgering! :banging:

Objection your honor! Badgering!

Is it badgering to ask a question on a statement that is contradictory to information posted on the Walton County Appraisal Web Site? According to the Walton County Appraisal District there are no public beaches that became private because of Florida Statute 163.035. If that is wrong, please provide which public beach was made private.

Is it badgering to ask a question on a statement that is contradictory to information posted on the Walton County Appraisal Web Site? According to the Walton County Appraisal District there are no public beaches that became private because of Florida Statute 163.035. If that is wrong, please provide which public beach was made private.

I am not sure what you mean by Walton County Appraisal District. Do you mean the Walton County Property Appraiser?

Do you mean the Walton County Property Appraiser?

Yes, according to the official Walton County Property Appraiser Web Site by Patrick Pilcher cross referencing every parcel in the Exhibit A of the BCC court case for all 1194 properties, not one could be found that was Public prior to 2016 that became private property.

Is it badgering to ask a question on a statement that is contradictory to information posted on the Walton County Appraisal Web Site? According to the Walton County Appraisal District there are no public beaches that became private because of Florida Statute 163.035. If that is wrong, please provide which public beach was made private.

Dave is living in your head. No doubt your phone pings every time he posts something online. And like Pavlov's dog you must respond.

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Yes, according to the official Walton County Property Appraiser Web Site by Patrick Pilcher cross referencing every parcel in the Exhibit A of the BCC court case for all 1194 properties, not one could be found that was Public prior to 2016 that became private property.

Did you cross reference ALL those since this thread was started? Wow..your good. But I am pretty sure that 1194 is the number of PROPERTY OWNERS....not individual properties....so maybe it wasnt that hard after all.

Did you cross reference ALL those since this thread was started? Wow..your good. But I am pretty sure that 1194 is the number of PROPERTY OWNERS....not individual properties....so maybe it wasnt that hard after all.

How sure are you, Jodi?

Here are the facts:

Actually 4,671 tax-paying citizens have been sued by Walton County and Dave Rauschkolb's FBFA, to rob them of their rights of ownership of
1,194 distinct privately owned deeded parcels.

Millions of dollars have already been spent on legal defense expenses.

And the first motion to dismiss has not even been heard by the judge. It's a circus. It's an unfair burden on innocent owners, who are not receiving due process. Meanwhile they're being smeared, attacked, and harrassed in social media for no reason at all other than they were forced to hire an attorney to defend their property that they legally own.

About 200 attorneys have been hired. That should tell you something right there, how ridiculously unfair this land grab is. How ridiculously low the county had been convinced to vastly underestimate the number of BPOs who would intervene against this outrageous land grab. The propaganda and censorship has been extreme and very effective at misleading the community about customary use.

If all you know about customary use is what you read on social media or the biased, ill-informed tabloids, then you have been misled.

AM, I agree with you that the sandy beach is not normal real estate. You also explained to us that the property that is officially owned by bfo's is deep down under the sandy beach. In property law as you should know ownership is related to "use". I believe that we would agree that the use in dispute is the dry sandy beach on top of your privately owned real estate deep down under the sandy beach. No matter how much you whine about owning that portion of the sandy dry beach you never have owned it because it does not stay in place like "normal real estate" just like you previously explained in this forum. I am just using your own words as "information" to "inform" myself. The property that you say you own "deep down under the sand" has but one use which is to provide a support for the wet and dry shifting sand. The deeds are only "part" of what constitutes ownership. You can not prove private exclusive use of the dry sandy beach. The deeds will not prove use. The Constitution will not protect a use that is not even possible. Nature provides the "force" that is behind the only "outrageous land grab" that you speak of. The truth is that you have a belief of superiority over nature. Apparently you have been "mislead".

The county has sufficient evidence of public beach use of the dry sandy areas next to the wet sandy areas (which are not in dispute). Are you saying that all those pages of evidence is not true, false and a bunch of lies from people who are expert witnesses? If that is the "information" that you are disputing then you are being "unfair", "smearing", "attacking", "harrassing" and "robbing" good people and decent people and knowledgeable people from the truth of how these dry sandy beaches have always been used. You and a few others are creating a circus of propaganda to avoid the truth of how these dry sandy beaches have always been used.

Back to the EVIDENCE of real people who know these beaches better than you or I. You can dispute the issue all you want on this forum but until you explain how you are more "informed" than "real" people who are part of the "evidence" in the "affirmation process" of customary public use then you are just like anyone else here in this forum who are posting opinions. So you have an opinion. Fantastic. Post that opinion as much as you want but it will not effect the evidence in the affirmation process. I personally believe you are hiding your name because you are working for the same people who pushed the bill thru the legislature that created this affirmation process. IMO these people you work for abuse power. Reveal your identity and purpose and you will at least move up the ladder of having an "informed" opinion.

Here are the facts:

Actually 4,671 tax-paying citizens have been sued by Walton County and Dave Rauschkolb's FBFA, to rob them of their rights of ownership of
1,194 distinct privately owned deeded parcels.

If all you know about customary use is what you read on social media or the biased, ill-informed tabloids, then you have been misled.

Facts? Seeking remedy through the legal system is not “robbing people” so it appears you are also guilty of spreading misinformation.

https://www.sun-sentinel.com/opinion/commentary/fl-op-com-bousquet-exit-strategy-in-beach-access-battle-20200110-ftdzrfunuva3beco56vwwl5kia-story.htmlView attachment 81209

The reason not one person or newspaper article can provide parcel numbers of ANY public property that became private property because of HB 631 (Florida Statute 163.035} is because absolutely no public property became private as a result of HB 631 (now Florida Statute 163.035)

HB 631 was supposed to create a process by which bfo's could choose to dispute a local government entity's declaration of public customary use of the dry sandy portion of the beach that can not be built on or used exclusively (imo). The dynamics of this natural resource is such that exclusive use is just not possible. It makes sense that it has confused bfo's into thinking that the bill entitles them to exclusive use even though public customary use has always existed. In other words bfo's have generally always shared the dry sandy beach with the public. Either the bill must be repealed or the court will be charged with affirming or denying public customary use. Whatever the lower court decides will be challenged. Instead of bfo's compromising on exclusive use in exchange for rules of behavior, vending and density they have chosen to spend a lot of money to test property rights on the dry sandy beaches. People with money and power pushed this bill thru and had hoped the county would fold like a wet towel. They didn't and the people majority have voiced their support. All this money being spent because those with money and power want exclusive use of this natural resource. This whole thing is a money pit that could have been avoided but for this poorly written bill. Both sides blame each other. What else is new...

SCJ, FBB, BMBV, WW, AO, AM, and dozens more have asked a simple question that would help align truth and honesty to this discussion. Yet, after being asked 100 times, not one Individual has been able to answer it. Heck, there is still a $1,000 reward for any person to provide proof of FBFA’s loudest claim. Yet, no one has collected, because the claim - it isn’t true.

If you are viewing this and understand the true 30A Legacy and history, watch what happens every time we ask this basic question... not looking for an answer in the form of a question, deflections, talking points. warped opinions, wishful thinking, personal attacks on identities, picking on celebrities, counting political haters on social media. Just a simple parcel number, address, or court case.

Here it is, again...
Please provide an example of one, just one piece of PUBLIC beach that was made PRIVATE by HB631/State statute 163.035, or same for any quiet title action.

SCJ, FBB, BMBV, WW, AO, AM, and dozens more have asked a simple question that would help align truth and honesty to this discussion. Yet, after being asked 100 times, not one Individual has been able to answer it. Heck, there is still a $1,000 reward for any person to provide proof of FBFA’s loudest claim. Yet, no one has collected, because the claim - it isn’t true.

If you are viewing this and understand the true 30A Legacy and history, watch what happens every time we ask this basic question... not looking for an answer in the form of a question, deflections, talking points. warped opinions, wishful thinking, personal attacks on identities, picking on celebrities, counting political haters on social media. Just a simple parcel number, address, or court case.

Here it is, again...
Please provide an example of one, just one piece of PUBLIC beach that was made PRIVATE by HB631/State statute 163.035, or same for any quiet title action.