Where are the PUBLIC beach access being shutdown? PUBLIC beach access are owned by the county so I really do not see any signs of private owners taking a PUBLIC access and called it private.
Mike Huckabee’s role in pushing controversial beach access law
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Can someone explain where this idea comes from? I really don't understand how they(becahfront owners) have come to this conclusion.
Good question.
Not sure but I think the contrived logic is that they pay higher taxes than non gulf front owners.
When I first moved here in the early 90's . My favorite beach access was next to stallworth lake. The last time there seen 4x4 post and ropes on beach. You would think before buying the property , that people used the beach and they where not the first to discover it.
That’s what is happening at Headland access across from Whiskey Bravo and at Beachside Drive Access near Eastern Lake. It’s probably happening at more accesses I don’t know about. These are right of ways that the county should have recorded and owners are filing quiet title to get them abandoned. The county has been slow to defend them.
Where has this happened?
I just posted, above, the two locations I am aware of : Headland Access across from Whiskey Bravo, and Beachside Drive Access, just west of Sugar Dunes Condominium. There may be others I'm not aware of.
What I want to know is where the MILES of public beaches he mentioned are. All I know about are Grayton Beach, small swaths of beach at the regional beach accesses, very small easements at the neighborhood beach accesses, and the three state parks. That doesn't equal miles.