MangoMangoSoWal InsiderNew York/ Santa Rosa Beach9,699 postsJoined View profileMessageSoWal Insider
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CilCilBeach FanaticAmelia Island, FL1,491 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach Fanatic
CilBeach FanaticAmelia Island, FL1,491 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach FanaticRe: Pine and fauna blocking gulf view
Fauna? Are there animals too? I like viewing animals, myself.
Fauna? Are there animals too? I like viewing animals, myself.
JohnJohnBeach FanaticSoWal397 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach Fanatic
Re: Pine and fauna blocking gulf view
I think you can cut your flora, but the fauna might be endangered.
I think you can cut your flora, but the fauna might be endangered.
MangoMangoSoWal InsiderNew York/ Santa Rosa Beach9,699 postsJoined View profileMessageSoWal InsiderAuthor
MangoSoWal InsiderNew York/ Santa Rosa Beach9,699 postsJoined View profileMessageSoWal InsiderAuthorRe: Pines blocking gulf view
Ok smart alecs. I got it. :oops: Thought fauna meant trees, bushes, plants collectively. Don't want to hurt animals.
Nothing helpful to say?
Ok smart alecs. I got it. :oops: Thought fauna meant trees, bushes, plants collectively. Don't want to hurt animals.
Nothing helpful to say?
JohnJohnBeach FanaticSoWal397 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach Fanatic
Re: Pines blocking gulf view
OK, I'm a smarty-pants. It was too easy a target to ignore.
If you own the trees and shrubs, I suppose you can do whatever you want with them. You may want to trim little bits at a time, because you might regret losing the shade and protection that they provide.
OK, I'm a smarty-pants. It was too easy a target to ignore.
If you own the trees and shrubs, I suppose you can do whatever you want with them. You may want to trim little bits at a time, because you might regret losing the shade and protection that they provide.
TooFarTampaTooFarTampaSoWal InsiderNative of Tampa now in Boston 'burbs. Left my hear5,422 postsJoined View profileMessageSoWal Insider
TooFarTampaSoWal InsiderNative of Tampa now in Boston 'burbs. Left my hear5,422 postsJoined View profileMessageSoWal InsiderRe: Pines blocking gulf view
You can call the county and ask, but I bet they could only tell you to write the owner of the property a nice letter. Offer to pay for the tree's removal if it is not part of the owner's "landscaping plan." Send cookies. :idontno:
You can call the county and ask, but I bet they could only tell you to write the owner of the property a nice letter. Offer to pay for the tree's removal if it is not part of the owner's "landscaping plan." Send cookies. :idontno:
kathydwellskathydwellsDarlene is my middle name, not my nicknameLacey's Spring, Alabama13,303 postsJoined View profileMessageDarlene is my middle name, not my nickname
kathydwellsDarlene is my middle name, not my nicknameLacey's Spring, Alabama13,303 postsJoined View profileMessageDarlene is my middle name, not my nicknameRe: Pines blocking gulf view
If you don't own the tree's that you are talking about, I suggest perhaps staying somewhere else where the view is not obstructed.
If you don't own the tree's that you are talking about, I suggest perhaps staying somewhere else where the view is not obstructed.
Miss KittyMiss KittyMeow47,011 postsJoined View profileMessageMeow
Miss KittyMeow47,011 postsJoined View profileMessageMeowRe: Pines blocking gulf view
Don't you just hate the way those trees just grow wherever they want???? 😀
Don't you just hate the way those trees just grow wherever they want???? 😀
yippieyippieBeach FanaticA local946 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach Fanatic
Re: Pines blocking gulf view
Jezzzzzz!!! If that were all we had to worry about!!! Leave the natural vegatation as it is.!!!
Does anyone know if there is any State Regulation etc. or any suggestions that anyone has regarding a sand pine and other brush (not sure what the proper name is) that blocks your gulf view?
Two years ago I could see the beginning of the dune and lay on the bed and look out at the gulf. Now there is a big tree that obviously has grown and I cant see much anymore. I can still see green around the sides of it, but that one tree and brush really is causing a problem. It is on the property of the development across the street.
Not to mention that other properties have crept up blocking more views, (that were not supposed to be built there at all due to environmental issues I heard)
I know I can not do anything about the properties now since I was not present to veto the construction, but the tree is devaluing my views.
Any suggestions? :idontno:
Jezzzzzz!!! If that were all we had to worry about!!! Leave the natural vegatation as it is.!!!
DBOldfordDBOldfordBeach FanaticNapa Valley, CA990 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach Fanatic
Re: Pines blocking gulf view
Mother Nature is so arrogant...she doesn't know your house is there. Just ask her spawn...Opal, Arlene, Charlie, Ivan, Dennis, Wilma, etc. :bang:
Mother Nature is so arrogant...she doesn't know your house is there. Just ask her spawn...Opal, Arlene, Charlie, Ivan, Dennis, Wilma, etc. :bang:
Smiling JOeSmiling JOeSoWal Expert31,643 postsJoined View profileMessageSoWal Expert
Smiling JOeSoWal Expert31,643 postsJoined View profileMessageSoWal ExpertRe: Pines blocking gulf view
Contact Anthony Austerman with the County's Environmental Dept at 850-267-1955
Contact Anthony Austerman with the County's Environmental Dept at 850-267-1955
MangoMangoSoWal InsiderNew York/ Santa Rosa Beach9,699 postsJoined View profileMessageSoWal InsiderAuthor
MangoSoWal InsiderNew York/ Santa Rosa Beach9,699 postsJoined View profileMessageSoWal InsiderAuthorRe: Pines blocking gulf view
Your probably one of those people who bought one of those properties in pre-construction that was never supposed to be built. ie: San Remo etc.
which sits right in front of a dune lake and wetlands (mud pond in my opinion) and reaped the benefits of that.
Give me a break! If a tree was blocking your gulf view, I am sure you wouldn't be out there hugging it!
FYI- a home in the neighborhood planted flowers and small plants in the right of way of the county and they rmade them remove it. Now where's the logic in that. Never would have obstructed anyone's views, it only beautified the neighborhood.
Jezzzzzz!!! If that were all we had to worry about!!! Leave the natural vegatation as it is.!!!
Your probably one of those people who bought one of those properties in pre-construction that was never supposed to be built. ie: San Remo etc.
which sits right in front of a dune lake and wetlands (mud pond in my opinion) and reaped the benefits of that.
Give me a break! If a tree was blocking your gulf view, I am sure you wouldn't be out there hugging it!
FYI- a home in the neighborhood planted flowers and small plants in the right of way of the county and they rmade them remove it. Now where's the logic in that. Never would have obstructed anyone's views, it only beautified the neighborhood.
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