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

391 Comments

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Clint Weninegar
8 years ago

Please sign.

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Chalon Moore
8 years ago

I support customary use for the beaches of Florida. Repeal HB 631.

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Kevin Cleveland
8 years ago

This will destroy our local economy

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Jolene Clenney
8 years ago

Sad day when we can't use our beaches.

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Annie Lockamy
8 years ago

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Dan Curry
8 years ago

Crazy that this was introduced and crazier that the reps and Gov Scott saw fit to pass and sign it. It really shows you what money and power can get you. Now Gov Scott wants our vote to send him to Washington,,,,Really? I guess there is plenty of more beach front sand along the east and west coast to sign away.

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Dan Curry
8 years ago

Freeport, FL

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Danny Burns
8 years ago

Please join us and sign.

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John Claunch
8 years ago

As a real estate professional, I see this as a highly negative impact on our beach communities. Customary use is necessary for our economy and public needs.

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Tammy Fayne
8 years ago

Repeal HB 631. Support Customary Use

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Gary Fredricks
8 years ago

Please sign

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Lisa Hinson
8 years ago

This is ridiculous!! Nobody owns the beach!@

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Shawne Shiflett
8 years ago

We will devastate the economy here if we do not allow customary use. It's just that simple!

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Joy Mooney
8 years ago

The beaches belong to the people.

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Samuel Elie Breaux
8 years ago

The beaches belong to the people as they are policed and maintained using public tax dollars. This bill is a theft of a public resource for the financial gain of a select few.

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Donna Fox
8 years ago

Repeal HB 631. Support Customary Use

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Elizabeth Tidwell
8 years ago

I support customary use of the beaches in Florida.

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Jessica douglas
8 years ago

You cant own the ocean front. Even in Hawaii all beaches are public that includes the ones homes sit in front of. Take note Florida catering to the selfish.

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Amber Clark
8 years ago

My family has enjoyed customary use in Walton County for 200+ years. It is definitely the precedent. Repeal.

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Sue white
8 years ago

Please repeal this before 1000’s are put out of work and homes.