If trash pich up isnt an issue then I wonder why they they were told to not pick it up. Interesting.
They are being given an opportunity. If they don't address it themselves, the County will, hopefully, sooner than later.
#thefixisinPlaying patty cake. Self correcting "opportunity" usually translates to a long timeline (years). After next season - it will be a "final warning", then then next season after that we might have some meaningful changes for the following season. The only thing vendors will understand is an ordinance which spells out expected behaviors and outcomes. Far too much energy being pumped into making Larry Jones' fantasy come true and not enough into fixing the TDC.
It also means that people, other than the TDC, have been traversing the beach to put trash in the cans.Re trash: In most cases, all it would mean is that the TDC has traversed the sand to get to trash receptacles. That isn't particularly helpful to the public being able to use the beach for recreational purposes.
Watch the meeting HERE!!!!!i think there is a second meeting early evening next week. Not sure of the date. Hope Factor Fiction ( love the handle ) post the next (all) videos. #PatienceGrasshopperThe meeting was recorded. See if this link works:
Tourist Development Council on 2018-09-20 10:00 AM - Post Season Vendor Meeting - Sep 20th, 2018
In some, not all cases, it was because of the constant vehicular tracks all over the sand (and not just the maintenance crews). If you review the best practices on the beach that are used by our state parks, you will find that trucks running the dry sand is harmful to wildlife and the beach, in general. The parks do not have trash receptacles on the beach, but rather on the top side of the walkovers. There are also areas that trash was picked up from both the beach and the top of the walkover that did not need pickup from the beach at all. In those cases, it seems prudent to avoid running trucks back and forth unnecessarily.If trash pich up isnt an issue then I wonder why they they were told to not pick it up. Interesting.