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Interested Girl

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Aug 15, 2008
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OK you obviously have no deed with the "wee bit different clause, how about a case law citation that rules on the "wee bit difference" clause.

Waiting!
 

TooFarTampa

SoWal Insider
Do you honestly think anyone is so stupid to not be able to get the concept that the beach is just a wee bit different than some random parcel of woods somewhere?

Sea turtles, for example, don't nest in the woods.

And if a bunch of crap is left in the forest, and no one is around to see it, does it make sense to have it removed? No.
 

TooFarTampa

SoWal Insider
And bears don't hibernate on the beach. So what?

I don't believe the state is that concerned about hibernating bears. The state is, however, very concerned about sea turtle nests.

FWC - Marine Turtle - Beach Furniture and Sea Turtles

To Reduce Impacts To Sea Turtles From Beach Furniture:
Remove furniture from the beach nightly

At night, furniture should be completely removed from the beach and stored behind the primary dune. Please remember, heavy equipment is not allowed on the beach during nesting season. When possible, all furniture should be moved by hand.
 

30A Skunkape

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Still not an answer. Guess there is no such thing as the "wee bit different" legal rule.

I guess not. Not to worry, the Supreme Court couldn't even define what pornography was, and that body is composed of real live lawyers. Still, they figured that even if they couldn't define it, one knew it if they saw it;the same goes for delusional people who think they can 'own' a chunk (wee or otherwise) of the beach.
 

Interested Girl

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Aug 15, 2008
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i think the guiding principle of the ruling was that what is pornographic to one might be art to another. Real Estate law seems to be an area that they have no problem defining.

Sea turtles are always welcome to nest on my property, but that has nothing to do with the issue being discussed in this thread.


I look forward to a definitive ruling. I believe in the legal system and not just some peoples opinion.
 

Interested Girl

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Aug 15, 2008
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A lott in the woods generates the same amount of revenue per 100,000 in value as a lot on the beach.

Revenue generated on a parcel of land is not germaine to the discussion, surely you don't think that property rights are determined by the revenue strean associated with the parcel.

That would definitely be a strange system of government. Pay less and have fewer protection under the law just doesn't seem fair.
 
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