very large parking over flow parking lot across the street by back porch
Hampton Inn Seagrove Beach on Chateau Hotel Property
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Appears to be owned by the restaurant. They ok with your guests parking there for a week?
Isn't it painfully apparent? Because it will make it even more worse. It will go from suffocating to strangling.
Funny, no one seems to care about the sleeps 30 rental house (there are two) not too far down the road...
Are you in need of torches and pitchforks or just an angry mob?
Seriously, start your whining in another thread and stop trying to attach yourself to a disaster that doesn't exist yet.
What's the problem?
Why doesn't anyone here want an affordable option closer to the beach? Hampton Inn is owned by Hilton. There are no kitchens in the units, so the guests that stay there actually spend money at local restaurants. Not just Publix (another chain that snuck in but people are happy about). Is it because it isn't a Four Seasons or a W? Or is it bringing in the "wrong element?" If it is the wrong element, then SoWal lost that twenty years ago, when all these transplants came from other areas and plopped down their money and bought their local badge. SoWal would be lucky to have 25% of the integrity of a city like Austin or Portland. Both of which have Hampton Inns. Get over yourselves, the design looks clean and elegant, and it has its own parking, which hopefully will be guarded with a gate, just to keep out the "wrong element" I.e. - non-local locals.
Why doesn't anyone here want an affordable option closer to the beach? Hampton Inn is owned by Hilton. There are no kitchens in the units, so the guests that stay there actually spend money at local restaurants. Not just Publix (another chain that snuck in but people are happy about). Is it because it isn't a Four Seasons or a W? Or is it bringing in the "wrong element?" If it is the wrong element, then SoWal lost that twenty years ago, when all these transplants came from other areas and plopped down their money and bought their local badge. SoWal would be lucky to have 25% of the integrity of a city like Austin or Portland. Both of which have Hampton Inns. Get over yourselves, the design looks clean and elegant, and it has its own parking, which hopefully will be guarded with a gate, just to keep out the "wrong element" I.e. - non-local locals.
There are many land options on 98. I get the feeling that is the look, is the issue as much as the potential congestion. A condo style, or retro style, building I don't think would have the same controversy. Put in another ugly as tower with a Starbucks and Fridays in the bottom. What the hell right? Let's put it by where you live though
As reported on this Forum previously the BCC, the WCSO and the County Attorney cares as shown by the BCC along with the concurrence of the WCSO and County Attorney's office by passing Noise Ordinance 2014-16 on July 8, 2014. The previous Noise Ordinance 2003-09 was believed inadequate to address loud noise disturbances that impacted people in their homes. The 2014-16 is applicable 24/7.
2014-16 was passed to address loud noise disturbances. Use it if there is a problem.