Even the biggest freight train has brakes. There is absolutely no reason why Deer Lake State Park (or any park) needs to be developed or privatized.
On this one, you are exactly right. I have not heard one planning official say anything about changing the land use code regarding state parks (there is no zoning in Walton County, dammit). In fact, though it may be so, I know of no land use code pertaining to state parks. Let's be a little real, here. While there will be progress and development in our area, land code usage and zoning is not meant to destroy our recreational and leisure area in the furtherment of development. In addition, they are STATE PARKS and would not be subject to the land use code of Walton County without significant changes.Even the biggest freight train has brakes. There is absolutely no reason why Deer Lake State Park (or any park) needs to be developed or privatized.
Was Deer Lake donated?