So there is a new Florida Bill that went into effect, ironically on July 1st, 2019. As I understand it beach nourishment in Walton County was put off and stopped but not indefinitely. If and when it happens the mean high water mark moves out to a new place and beach front owners will only own to the old mean high water mark, effectively making the new mark public use according to the United States Supreme Court. Just asking.....because it could happen in Walton County. Can anyone tell me that Beach nourishment is dead and dusted forever in our County?
Looks like both the House and the Senate voted unanimously for this. Looks like the Florida Legislature is very supportive of Beach Nourishment.
2019 Bill Summaries - The Florida Senate
Looks like both the House and the Senate voted unanimously for this. Looks like the Florida Legislature is very supportive of Beach Nourishment.
2019 Bill Summaries - The Florida Senate