Is anyone really surprised by the outcome here? The commissioners who voted for approval could care less what 30 A becomes while they are in control, and are more focused on expanding the tax base by whatever means necessary so they can suck more cash up to north of the bay to spend on their pet projects. If we wanted to live in the midst of this massive retail structures in the midst of our (formerly) quiet residential neighborhoods, we would have bought in Destin or PCB. This will be a blot on the entire 30 A scenic corridor, not that our wonderful commissioners care. And, obviously, Tony Anderson would have voted in favor as most of the developers, including those involved here, donated massive amounts to his campaign. I also agree that unless we vote out those who show little consideration to what they are turning our community into, things will get worse, quickly, and that we as consumers have the right to organize and boycott the engineers, builders and attorneys involved as they also obviously don't care about the harm they are causing.