Looks like a never ending FDOT project. SMDH.
Walton County Customary Use in the News
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Where is this?
Indian Rocks Beach FL
From 2018 article: "But the city of Indian Rocks Beach says their city ordinance that was in effect before state law overrides it. Their law is that all beaches in the city are public. They’ve given the homeowner 24-hours to take down his fence, or else he faces big fines."
And did the homeowner sue and the city roll right over?
YouTube prankster uses platform to protest Florida beach access law
Beachgoers were furious after a homeowner fenced off part of the beach and put up "No Trespassing" signs. Turns out it was all a prank to protest a new state law.
By the way, that angry neighbor 10News caught on camera is Tenney's dad."
Late asking this question....how are other counties addressing these issues?
In the midst of the WalCo litigation, HB 631 was signed and put into effect, effectively preempting all but 2 counties with pre-existing Customary Use ordinances (Volusia & St Johns) from adopting or maintaining similar ordinances by any process other than that described in FS 163.035 Establishment of recreational customary use.
So, are other counties NOT pursuing establishment of recreational customary use? Did WalCo now set a precedent that Florida counties would not be successful in establishing recreational customary use?
I'm sure this was all mention somewhere 5 years ago, but I can only retain about 2 years worth of disgruntled information.
In the midst of the WalCo litigation, HB 631 was signed and put into effect, effectively preempting all but 2 counties with pre-existing Customary Use ordinances (Volusia & St Johns) from adopting or maintaining similar ordinances by any process other than that described in FS 163.035 Establishment of recreational customary use.
So, are other counties NOT pursuing establishment of recreational customary use? Did WalCo now set a precedent that Florida counties would not be successful in establishing recreational customary use?
I'm sure this was all mention somewhere 5 years ago, but I can only retain about 2 years worth of disgruntled information.
Everyone should setup the largest allowable tent, umbrella etc. right in front of them