The county should walk the beach,and have all the illegally installed seawalls removed . Then, maybe Mother Nature will show mhwl .
A huge number of seawalls and geotubes are illegal. Or were. The DEP pressed and then with a quick wave, all were forgiven. At the same time lots of illegal improper sand was dumped on the beaches. Many seawalls were constructed by a former Walton County commissioner. Hmmmmm.The county should walk the beach,and have all the illegally installed seawalls removed . Then, maybe Mother Nature will show mhwl .
Many seawalls were constructed by a former Walton County commissioner. Hmmmmm.
Here are three aerial photographs supplied by Roland Gomez, FDEP, showing the CSBL. Whining about Fake News is very Trumpian of you. I have my sources at FDEP checking into the current status of this line, but common sense tells an intellectually honest person that there is some line, beyond which nothing can be built, so it's simply a matter of defining that line, assessing the fair market value of that unbuildable sand, and moving forward with the right thing to do.Not worried about Coastal Setback Line because there's not one in Florida - unless you can show the DEP regulation or rule.
More fake news and misinformation. Like customary use criteria, HB631/FL Statute 163.035, and Governor's Executive Order 18-202.
It was not meant to exclude anyone per se, and beachfront homeowners generally didn't exclude people peacefully using the beach in front of their houses until just a few years ago. It has escalated in the last couple of years to what you see today.
Take a look at this Blue Mountain Beach Travesty … Property is next to the beach access down from the creamery on 83 this has been in this condition for years...I’ve sent photos and the property address to the commissioner and CODE ENFORCEMENT no reply…nothing has ever been done about it. When the virus crises passes my next step will be the media and Local news outletsA huge number of seawalls and geotubes are illegal. Or were. The DEP pressed and then with a quick wave, all were forgiven. At the same time lots of illegal improper sand was dumped on the beaches. Many seawalls were constructed by a former Walton County commissioner. Hmmmmm.