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

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Dale carr
8 years ago

Beaches should be public ALWAYS. this is a tourist driven economy and locals deserve to enjoy ALL of the beach as well. Defining issue in November for me and my vote.

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Andy Gunter
8 years ago

This private ownership of the sand and surf is ridiculous! People come from every where to see the gorgeous Emerald Coast and spend money when they come. Do Florida's citizens really want to shoot themselves in the foot like this?

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Jennifer Martin
8 years ago

Please repeal this horrible law! It will destroy our economy, housing market & quality of life!!

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Dewyne Douglass
8 years ago

The Town Hall by Rep.Brad Drake the question why did the State Legislator get involved in a local issue ? Hope both Town Hall`s will be well attended !! Rick Scott should be required to be there too !!

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Liz Steinberger
8 years ago

Our beaches and way of life are at risk. REPEAL

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Kristen Zagoria
8 years ago

I am a South Walton homeowner since 1980 and have been using these beaches for almost 40 years. I am so disheartened by what has happened.

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Naomi Alvarado
8 years ago

Please do the right thing for ALL of the citizens and visitors of South Walton.

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Teresa Smith
8 years ago

The sooner it’s repealed the better!

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Aaron
8 years ago

Go Trey!

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Kathleen O'Dell
8 years ago

Local government issue, the state should have never gotten involved, HOME RULE.

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Jon Butler
8 years ago

Restore customary use to "our Florida beaches!"

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Justin Erwin
8 years ago

No one owns the beach. It will affect tourism largely which is how the economy thrives here

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Pam Dowling
8 years ago

Lived here since the 1950s,,,,, this so called law is "Dumb gone to seed" End it now.

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Mallory Caye Billick
8 years ago

Taking the beaches away from the public is going to suck our tourist driven economy away from us. The locals won't be able to survive if the tourist don't feel welcome..

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Brian McBroom
8 years ago

No beach access means dwindling revenue but most importantly the beach is for everyone!

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Craig Brock
8 years ago

Absolutely will destroy walton county

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Wendy Mueller
8 years ago

9 Endless Summer Way West Seacrest Beach FL

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Luanne Hailes
8 years ago

Please restore Walton County's "Customary Use" Ordinance which guarantees the public's right to use the beaches. Thank you.

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Liz McMaster
8 years ago

Repeal HB631

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Lori Ceier
8 years ago

The beach is for all to enjoy. Repeal.