Maybe with incorporation there could be more beach payroll. More ordinance enforcement. And more clearly defined rules, ordinances and laws, to allow the patrol and enforcement to be effectively carried out. 
Stand Your Sand Day June 4
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Bring your Children to Stand Your Sand, Love Your Lakes & Love Your Parks.
What an important teaching opportunity. Help them learn the importance of our precious coastal lakes, our State Parks and the need to protect and preserve the access and use of our treasured beaches.
If you have a school organization or parent group tell them to join us for this day celebrating these places we all love.
https://www.facebook.com/events/1618617238429200/
What an important teaching opportunity. Help them learn the importance of our precious coastal lakes, our State Parks and the need to protect and preserve the access and use of our treasured beaches.
If you have a school organization or parent group tell them to join us for this day celebrating these places we all love.
https://www.facebook.com/events/1618617238429200/
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Yea, that's it. Teach your children while they're young, "Hey little Johnny, do you see that nice piece of private property over there? If you want it, all you have to do is go walk on it and it's yours."
Never mind judicial process - just take it.
And I have to agree with previous posters, WCSO will probably do nothing, especially if children are involved and used as human shields.
Sure seems to me that this Stand Your Sand event is sure trying to upstage the more noble events, Love Your Lakes & Love Your Parks. Why is it even scheduled on the same day?
Seriously, do you know how freaking crazy & immature you sound? If you want the process to work in your favor have your paperwork in hand when someone steps on "your sand" and prove that someone is trying to take your private property away from you by simply walking on it rather than using it as customary use has always allowed. You act as if these people have plans to steal what you have yet to prove is even legally yours. Believe it or not the property will still be there long after the walk is over and there won't be any bloody carcasses of children or adults left behind but there will assuredly be a footprints.
WTH is the WCSO supposed to do..put people in prison for leaving footprints in sand you can't even prove you own?
Between you and John G its hard to determine who has the most growing up to do. Right now, you're tied!
I just hope that the participants in the Stand Your Sand event don't bother all the beach front owners who will be out cleaning and raking their private beaches on that day.
You bring up good points, just like this one (above). You won't get an answer from the Community Organizer.
The involvement of children is a new low. The appearance is for a hand holding family event that appears to be fun and sun and enjoy the beach. The underlying current is let's show these beach front rich SOB's who's in charge around here.
After word, their fearless leader will go home to his Resort Subdivision and enjoy his own, Private Beach.
As for Misty, give it a break lady. Your personal attacks are growing old. You have your opinion and I have mine.
As for your statement; WTH is the WCSO supposed to do..put people in prison for leaving footprints in sand you can't even prove you own?
What IF an owner can prove said ownership? What say you then?
I'm seeing few people who support private property signs and efforts. However, the number of private beach front homeowners jumping on the bandwagon with signs, ropes and fencing is growing fast. Just spoke to one such homeowner that wants to do the same because everyone else is doing it and they felt like they should too, to keep people from camping out near their home. I don't get it. But I do get that it's now the thing to do, just because. When I mentioned the local controversy she had no clue whatsoever. Just thought it was what they needed to do since others are doing it.
Also just heard about a fencing and ropes issue going on at Vizcaya where the FDEP was brought in. Not sure what happened. No details.
Also just heard about a fencing and ropes issue going on at Vizcaya where the FDEP was brought in. Not sure what happened. No details.