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Let’s not forget that hotels and resorts have been open. We also didn’t have any jump in infections post spring break. We were correct to be overly cautious with the response to the virus but so far it’s proving out to be a lot less of a problem, especially for those without underlying health...

Quite the contrary. I would expect them to be one and the same.

You are correct that the snitches need to relax and mind their own business. We don’t need to waste our limited police resources on BS like this. If they re holding a blow out Party or something then it may warrant a visit from the authorities but the garbage of calling the police because...

Considering the home rental market comprises about 17% of the Florida hotel/resort market It makes no sense why either everything isn’t shut down or that home rentals are especially allowed given they are way more safe compared to a high concentration hotel. Guess the lobbyists for the hotels...

If they aren’t renting then there isn’t any tax to be collected. Lots of owners, family, etc here NOT renting but bringing in much needed $ into the community. And people can rent for 30+ days pretty cheaply these days which are allowed. We don’t need local busy bodies tattle tailing on...

Yes it is. So why block the access? It’s been this way for 2-3 years now. Supposedly it was done to product the very dunes that will be destroyed for the bathroom? More asinine/bi-polar behavior of our BCC....

Here is a pic from a few years ago before the county fenced off the access in Seagrove at Walton Dunes. So much for the concept of keeping accesses open to the public...

Hopefully all the rent Seaside has been collecting will be waived while they choose to stay closed.

Or maybe build a bathroom on the dunes that were also once protected like the county is doing in Seagrove..

Not quite following your post... so it’s good to go on vacation as long as it isn’t here? IMHO as soon as the state and country deem it ok to resume travel I would think we would welcome our visitors.

Wow. Nice name calling. Never bashed anyone. Never said a word about rentals (they are already shut down) and already admitted I don’t have a private beach but sure wish I did. Guess I’m starting to understand why those who do own Beachfront clash with some on this board who want to try and...

So because someone’s yard is the beach they aren’t allowed to use their property? Did the county ban everyone from walking in their backyard? Makes no sense to me how this has anyone to do with keeping the virus from spreading. Sounds more like jealousy from those who can’t afford to own on...

why are they held in low regard? From what I’ve read it seems like loads of locals don’t seem too friendly either. But maybe they are all beachfront homeowners.

i do feel anyone should be allowed to do as they please and be mindful of others. Meaning, keep your distance. The attitude I’m seeing from self proclaimed locals making posts on this site and others is that they seem to believe they somehow have different rights than anyone else. It’s quite...

Shouldn’t you be home Ty? Sounds like you are part of the problem that has so many people worked up .

There is an existing parking lot already on Beachfront Trail. The ironic thing... On the top right of this map shows an access through the dunes. Silly as it sounds, this used to be the official beach access point until the county fenced it off for beach dune restoration. This actually...

And now the County looks to obliterate more of our precious coastal dunes. There already is parking for this access. County should add bathrooms where the current lot is if they wish to add facilities. I hate seeing all of our beauty being paved. This access would be a great one to bike to...

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Unfortunately, James's comment about the dunes NOT being protected is accurate. In Seagrove, there are dunes which were actually protected under federal law until they were transferred to the county. Then the county promptly proposed to remove a significant portion of these dunes to add...

I sure hope trash collection along the entirety of the beach continues. That should benefit all. Has anything been proposed to the beachfront owners around trash collection from the beach itself? That might be well received as a good will gesture to allowing people to use their property...