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Protect public use of Walton County's beaches. Repeal HB 631.

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Leslie Woodham
8 years ago

We are watching and we vote.

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Sonya Taylor
8 years ago

We should her more than 1000, for sure

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Blake McCormick
8 years ago

Common sense

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Sheila B Hogan
8 years ago

Sandy not wet beaches for all.

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Cheryl Henry
8 years ago

We are residents of Seagrove Beach and find that this is absolutely ridiculous. Keep the beach part of nature as it was intended!

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Andrew casavant
8 years ago

Keep it going

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Glenn thompson
8 years ago

The beach is for everyone

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Justin clauss
8 years ago

Do not let this happen

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Phyllis Williams
8 years ago

Crazy madness.

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Kyle Miller
8 years ago

MAKE THE BEACH GREAT AGAIN

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Vicki McKinney
8 years ago

This is so wrong what the homeowners had passed this is GODS EARTH, not landowners like on beaches, lakes.

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Patti Hanna
8 years ago

Please give beach use back to all the people and stop the crushing impacts on our tourism.

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Caroling Geary
8 years ago

Local resident of Walton County since 2002.

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Shannon R Moore
8 years ago

The beach belongs to everyone. This law is ridiculous and should be repealed. Its bad for tourism and the economy

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kathleen gilbert
8 years ago

Repeal this LAW

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Yolanda Fortin
8 years ago

These snobs are going too far.

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Brenda Saunders
8 years ago

Repeal. This is bad for businesses and for the people.

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Susan Hart
8 years ago

Repeal this! Beaches should remain open to all. Property owners could own to the toe of the dunes.

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Sammantha Boucher
8 years ago

Keep doing you Trey, beaches are public!!

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Bailey Kohan
8 years ago

Being able to enjoy the beach should not be a private or "exclusive" privilege. The majority of the beach front homeowners do not even live in their homes year-round. Our beaches make this area special and draw in tourists who fund and help grow our economy. This is how the majority of people in this area make their living.