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I think that old concrete plant on Peach Creek is zoned industrial. The county spent ungodly amounts of money to try to tell the property owners it wasn't industrial, but I think that after a frivolous $$$$ lawsuit from the county it was determined that it was Industrial.:bang::blink:

31M is a lot of money we could use for schools and parks. What were the actions taken by the Walton Co. Planning Department, and the Walton County Board Of County Commissioners against Camping on the Gulf, that triggered a 31M Bert J. Harris takings claim? I see Theriaque, Vorbeck & Spain are...

31 MILLION DOLLAR Bert J . Harris lawsuit against Walton Co. and taxpayers haven't heard a word? Does the county have insurance to cover this? I sure hope so. :trainwreck:

Anyone have a idea what the Dollar amount of Camping on the Gulf 's Bert J. Harris lawsuit against Walton Co. is? :cool:

Trying to figure why the county attorney pulled the Camping on the Golf, Bert J. Harris claim off the BCC agenda yesterday?

If us taxpayers were trying to get some extra money for school activities or parks I'm sure Walton County would have written it all over the press. Since this is money that us taxpayers are paying out for this "frivolous" lawsuit, you don't see much of it. John R. correct me if I'm wrong...

I wonder how much money Walton county taxpayers were forced to spend to settle the Roessler Properties vs Walton Co. lawsuit ? Frivolous? :scratch:

I wonder how much money the county spent trying to stop that concrete plant on Peach Creek?:bang:

The Walton County Commissioner's will be addressing a Bert J Harris claim at the Tuesday January 13 BCC meeting, it must just be another one of those frivolous lawsuits :bang:

Just the fact's ma'am. :cool:

Oops, No compatibility study required in Rural Village! Oops county staff required a compatibility study after the Aug 5 2007 Technical Review committee meeting, (wonder what that baby cost). Oops, no compatibility study required in Rural VILLAGE. Oops, no compatability study wanted by the...

:banging::sleeping: Apparently you must have driven down Jolly Bay Road a few times in the past 15 years. You can look at the beautiful trees that Jolly Bay.Com will leave and support. I'm sure," unless you have blinders on" the only compatibility you can try to achieve on Jolly Bay Road...

:moon: :moon: Ah your kinda liking that huh?

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Anyone heard the scoop on why the county is getting sued again? :bang:

Looks like Camping on the Gulf feels they have been wronged by Walton County as well.:yikes:

ANOTHER Bert J Harris claim against our beloved Walton county commissioners, next Tuesday, BCC meeting; property rights are property rights! Just some counties in this country respect property rights of the taxpayer, some counties just try to run right over them. Kind like a "good ol boy"...

Seen a little quote in the Fort Walton Daily news this morning page A7. "If it meets our code requirements, we're compelled to recommend it be approved" Terry Jernigan, planning manager, Okaloosa County.:yikes: What country does he think he lives in?

I finally understand what your saying. Follow everyrule the way we write them in the rule book, and then we will have staff make sure you did it all correct. We will just change the rules to our liking when we feel like it. Forget about what we have been telling you, the rules have changed...

PLEASE !!! Show us all ONE reference in the Walton County Planning Department report submitted to the Technical Review Committee Aug. 1 2007 to back up your ridiculous claim??? The applicants worked with the Walton County Panning Dept. 2 years to get this project in front of the Technical...

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:yikes: Not even a sticky note from Pat Blackshier to the Technical Review Committee or to the-TAXPAYERS (Applicants) at this point in the process? It's the planning department rules that we all follow. The Land Development Code and the Comprehensive Plan tells us what to do. Us taxpayers...

WRONG!!!!!! Staff report given to the Technical Review Board Aug. 2007 after two years of meeting with the planning department states in writing, no compatibility study needed, no height restriction for this project, no neighborhood meeting required, I'm sure the applicants would have been...

Bobby, Lucky? Jolly Bay probably doesn't feel very Lucky. They would maybe agree with you they were Lucky if they would have been told the TRUTH from the county just ONE time in all the meetings they had with the county before the August 1 Technical Review Meeting. From 2004 till the day they...

The fishing pier, what a great amenity for all of Walton County!!

Soundings done by Gustin, Cothern and Tucker indicate 5' to 7' water depth for all 49 slips. The building is the 5th phase.

If you look at the Jolly Bay.com website, it sure does look like the start of what DCA is looking for. The buildout space is about the same amount of acres as Rosmary Beach, 16+ acres.

The best scenario for planners would be tiers, you get a view, I get a view, and they get a view. A bunch of 50' saltboxes isn't the answer.

While the applicants were going thru all this red tape with the planning department to bring their plans up to the counties requirements; Eng., road, design, topo, wetlands etc. Everything to meet the land development code and comprehensive plan. Where was the planning director for all these...

It seems the applicants met with county staff many many times. April 2005 with Tom Blackshear, August 2005 with Mark Jordan ( Walton co. planner) for a formal Pre-app, September 2006 Mark Martin(county planner) with George Newman (road concurrency Eng. for Walton Co.) in attendance, Lois LaSuer...

Recently, when the planning department provided the 50' height restriction language for all of Walton Co., due to the Jolly Bay project, the paper work that the planning dept. submitted to the BCC for consideration was the exact ordinance that they had used to put a height restriction of 50' on...

All I see is VILLAGE, stoplight planned for three locations between the bay and hwy 20- 3280, LaGrange, and Jolly Bay. This project Passed TRC with flying colors, Planning board gave it a unanimous YES.