Miss Kitty
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unless it was a pos you are likely sol. I fit was not a pos, you might contact wcso.
lol!
unless it was a pos you are likely sol. I fit was not a pos, you might contact wcso.
Unless it was a POS you are likely SOL. I fit was not a POS, you might contact WCSO.
Not laughing at you Geo. This is just so funny. I hope you find your "friends" bike. ;-)The TDC ought to resell some of that stuff or give it to Goodwill. I could use a chair or two!
Items left on the beach after sunset aren't classified as lost & found, but rather as abandoned. As you know, but I'll repeat for those who might not know it, the county has a "remove it or lose it" policy, with emphasis on "lose it".
I would tell your friend to check with the TDC though. They may have a holing pen for some items. If items of real value (more value than umbrellas, tents and chairs) they may keep for awhile or turn over to the Sheriff's office, but I'm not sure.
Sure, I'm clear on the policy and in the spirit of full disclosure- the friend is me.![]()
Unless it was a POS you are likely SOL. I fit was not a POS, you might contact WCSO.


I think, to save some time and effort, the TDC should declare all items left on the beach after sunset as "booty" and free to any and all treasure hunters--it will cut down on the amount of junk they need to pick up and dispose of. I'm sure some enterprising folks would set up some sort of "holding" area where the stuff would be resold on a first-come basis.
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I agree, Shelly. We have tried with absolutely no success to get them to do this. Last year, the college where I work badly needed a tent for an outside activity--and of course we have no money--so, I called the TDC to see if I could come and get one of the ones they had taken down off the beach that day.
Absolutely not!
We need some creative thinking about this, because it is just costing taxpayers: in the litter on the beach; the cost of personpower and gasoline to pick it up; and the cost of filling up the landfill...but, so far, no luck.