Petition to remove entire seawall at 2060 Lakeshore Dr., Long Beach
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Mark McGill
12 years ago
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I beleive the Long Beach Community Alliance to petition the court to allow us to intervene as a party to this lawsuit in order that we might assert unique defenses that we as residents of the Town of Long Beach can only assert. These defenses include the unique and historic relationship that all resident of Long Beach have enjoyed for generations in their use and enjoyment of the entire beachfront in Long Beach.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
It doesn't belong!!
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Save the Beach!!
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Daniel Tannas
12 years ago
Time to establish a precedent for protecting the beach!
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Christian Kostrau
12 years ago
Absolutely remove it- if it was court ordered and not approved by the BZA- such arrogance tearing the fabric of Long Beach apart!
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Camille Graham
12 years ago
I Hope you reach your goal, thanks for doing this for stop 21!
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Anonymous
12 years ago
The beach is for everyone! You don't own the beach
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Dan Moon
12 years ago
It would be unfair to permit an lakefront home owner to redefine their own high water mark as has been done here.
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Trish O'Connor
12 years ago
Save the beach for all as it was intended
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Marcy Dignan
12 years ago
please get rid of hazardous wall.
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Thomas Rubey
12 years ago
Please have it completely removed and give the community back our beach. This has gone on too long already.
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Michael Gonder
12 years ago
Long Beach over stepped their authority when they authorized the building permit.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
This is ridiculous
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Sue Spitler
12 years ago
Any of the heavy metal remaining below the sand can become, and will remain, a possible haazard as years go by, sands shift, etc. It ALL needs to be removed!!
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Joe Cogswell
12 years ago
100% for perpetual Long Beach public interest & safety.
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Margaret Geraghty
12 years ago
No one has the right to obstruct national treasures such as lakeshores.
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Tim Dry
12 years ago
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Any hardening of the shoreline on or below the primary dune is detrimental to the natural dune ecosystem.
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Doria LeMay
12 years ago
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No compromise! The sea wall must come down! If not, builders, homeowners will continue to build illegal sea walls without consequences.
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Patricia Sharkey
12 years ago
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This seawall appears to encroach below the Ordinary High Water Mark and thus is built on property owned by the State of Indiana. Did they obtain a DNR permit to build this?
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Kimbley Kearney
12 years ago
This seawall is an eyesore that ruins character of our beach and poses significant health hazard.
I beleive the Long Beach Community Alliance to petition the court to allow us to intervene as a party to this lawsuit in order that we might assert unique defenses that we as residents of the Town of Long Beach can only assert. These defenses include the unique and historic relationship that all resident of Long Beach have enjoyed for generations in their use and enjoyment of the entire beachfront in Long Beach.
It doesn't belong!!
Save the Beach!!
Time to establish a precedent for protecting the beach!
Absolutely remove it- if it was court ordered and not approved by the BZA- such arrogance tearing the fabric of Long Beach apart!
I Hope you reach your goal, thanks for doing this for stop 21!
The beach is for everyone! You don't own the beach
It would be unfair to permit an lakefront home owner to redefine their own high water mark as has been done here.
Save the beach for all as it was intended
please get rid of hazardous wall.
Please have it completely removed and give the community back our beach. This has gone on too long already.
Long Beach over stepped their authority when they authorized the building permit.
This is ridiculous
Any of the heavy metal remaining below the sand can become, and will remain, a possible haazard as years go by, sands shift, etc. It ALL needs to be removed!!
100% for perpetual Long Beach public interest & safety.
No one has the right to obstruct national treasures such as lakeshores.
Any hardening of the shoreline on or below the primary dune is detrimental to the natural dune ecosystem.
No compromise! The sea wall must come down! If not, builders, homeowners will continue to build illegal sea walls without consequences.
This seawall appears to encroach below the Ordinary High Water Mark and thus is built on property owned by the State of Indiana. Did they obtain a DNR permit to build this?
This seawall is an eyesore that ruins character of our beach and poses significant health hazard.