joho avatar
johoBeach Fanatic
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he said, she said, they said, that "you are" opening Snapper Head's?

West 30A would love it!

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John R avatar
John Rneeds to get out more
#2
does it make financial sense?
Hop avatar
HopBeach Fanatic
#3
does it make financial sense?

depends on if you consider 331 and red bar successful johnny...😀...you're right though...it would be a big note...i for one would help them pay it with my patronage...:wave:
Matt J avatar
Matt JSWGB
#4
This is a pretty old rumor, I think he has already addressed it on another thread. It was actually way back at the end of October.
jessifunn avatar
jessifunnsuperJfunn
#5
he said, she said, they said, that "you are" opening Snapper Head's?

West 30A would love it!

:floor:
Smiling JOe avatar
Smiling JOeSoWal Expert
#6
jessifunn, you better get your gang of funns to write emails and, or, letters to the WalCo Board of County Commissioners, before their meeting on Tuesday, Dec 11, 2007, telling them how important it is for them to consider Llyod Blue's request to extend hours of alcoholic beverage sales for all restaurants affected in Grayton Beach from December 21st through January 2nd.

While you are at it, tell them not to adopt the ordinance from Matthew Burns, who is asking them to stop allowing the public to use the beaches in Walton County, which have been used by the public for many years.

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JB avatar
JBBeach Fanatic
#7
jessifunn, you bet get your gang of funns to write emails and, or, letters to the WalCo Board of County Commissioners, before their meeting on Tuesday, Dec 11, 2007, telling them how important it is for them to consider Llyod Blue's request to extend hours of alcoholic beverage sales for all restaurants affected in Grayton Beach from December 21st through January 2nd.

While you are at it, tell them not to adopt the ordinance from Matthew Burns, who is asking them to stop allowing the public to use the beaches in Walton County, which have been used by the public for many years.

If the second part of your post comes to pass, I can just about guarantee you the biggest class action suit in the history of the state.
Smiling JOe avatar
Smiling JOeSoWal Expert
#8
If the second part of your post comes to pass, I can just about guarantee you the biggest class action suit in the history of the state.
I'm confused by your statement. Will you clarify it for me? Are you saying that if the BCC adopts the ordinance, the beach going public would suit the County? Or, are you saying that if the BCC doesn't adopt it, the GulfFront owners will suit the County?
jessifunn avatar
jessifunnsuperJfunn
#9
jessifunn, you bet get your gang of funns to write emails and, or, letters to the WalCo Board of County Commissioners, before their meeting on Tuesday, Dec 11, 2007, telling them how important it is for them to consider Llyod Blue's request to extend hours of alcoholic beverage sales for all restaurants affected in Grayton Beach from December 21st through January 2nd.

While you are at it, tell them not to adopt the ordinance from Matthew Burns, who is asking them to stop allowing the public to use the beaches in Walton County, which have been used by the public for many years.

:idontno: they are always allowed to serve late on new years. why not this year?
oli avatar
oliMr. Potato Head's worst nightmare
#10
he said, she said, they said, that "you are" opening Snapper Head's?

West 30A would love it!

just the Red BAR is all ............
Smiling JOe avatar
Smiling JOeSoWal Expert
#11
:idontno: they are always allowed to serve late on new years. why not this year?
Not sure. Maybe they had an exemption for New Year's, though I have not seen it written. Who knows, maybe people complained last year, or maybe they just want to extend it a bit, since many people are in town for the week of Christmas. I just guessed that the Code prevented it. Write the BCC anyway and tell them to vote in favor of it.
JB avatar
JBBeach Fanatic
#12
I'm confused by your statement. Will you clarify it for me? Are you saying that if the BCC adopts the ordinance, the beach going public would suit the County? Or, are you saying that if the BCC doesn't adopt it, the GulfFront owners will suit the County?

If the beaches become off-limits the public, I would expect a massive class-action suit. And bet your bottom dollar the plaintiffs will prevail.
joho avatar
johoBeach FanaticAuthor
#14
just the Red BAR is all ............

Thanks Oli....................


"Now" we can put this rumor to rest! ;-)
JUL avatar
JULBeach Fanatic
#15
just the Red BAR is all ............

I love Red Bar....is the blonde surfer looking guy still singing there... think I saw him in May...thought he was good
Smiling JOe avatar
Smiling JOeSoWal Expert
#16
the RedBar is so much more today, than it was a year ago. Oli is packing the ideas and entertainment from the SeaBar and the 3Thirty1 into the RedBar, and now it is so much more than it used to be. Oli should call it the RedBarPlus.
NotnKansas avatar
NotnKansasBeach Lover
#17
I just want to say how much Dred rocked out yesterday. Can't beat good food, good drinks, and amazing live music! Sunday = Funday 🙂

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