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Save Our Beaches (Destin, FL)

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James Jeter
11 years ago

This issue needs more investigation and sunshine!

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DOOLEY CULBERTSON
11 years ago Featured

the coe should do all within their to protect our natural beacheh front property and not allow developers destroy it to make $ tor themselves and more tax income for the city. pleaqse enforce your easement on this piece of property

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Gill Mende
11 years ago

We must stay together and unite.

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Martha C Bayer
11 years ago

Very important to be united.

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Jay Gordon
11 years ago

This is a must!

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Cindy Bryan
11 years ago

As a Destin citizen, I hope the elected city officials will protect the undeveloped land we have left which has been protected in the past thus far!

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Jeffry armstrong
11 years ago

Agreed!! Save our beaches. Keep as is

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Jeffrey Stephens
11 years ago

Why change the natural beauty we have all experienced for generations?!

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Beverly Keepers
11 years ago

Save our beaches! Holiday Isle property owner

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John Decker
11 years ago

Thanks for the great job everyone has done to preserve our wonderful city!

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Marc Milano
11 years ago

Leave the Beach as is!

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Connie Fuller
11 years ago

Please save our beaches.

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Pati Stapleton
11 years ago Featured

I see a future nightmare of Destin expenses to save their property due to sand loss

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Joan Mancebo
11 years ago

Do Not Release This Easement For One Developers Greed!

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Ken Klus
11 years ago

Parcel B should remain recreational use only.

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John Kochera
11 years ago Featured

We purchased our condo in Destin Pointe 14 years ago because of the view and the quality of the community, with the expectation and assurance that it would not change. Construction on Parcel B would forever change that if it is allowed to happen. We also have concerns about protecting the wildlife as well. That's why we are opposed.

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Harry Herrlinger
11 years ago

I do not want anything built on Parcel B in Destin Pointe!

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Sharon Rakestraw
11 years ago

Please do not develop this beautiful piece of property!

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Jim Hederman
11 years ago

Change, when no change is needed, isn't progress.