beach permits

[scooterbug44]

The current system is illegal. But it does allow class control of the beach accesses. And like walmart and mcdonald's, the lack of access will make many people happy.

Give me a freaking break! The current set of rules certainly hasn't kept me or my working class friends off the beach. :roll:

 

[Bob Wells]

Wrobert has been saying odd things lately, in some instances I have even agreed with him.

 

[wrobert]

Wrobert has been saying odd things lately, in some instances I have even agreed with him.

Every day I am learning a bit more. Like how some, on this board, are not as accepting as they would like for you to believe.

Personally, I want everyone to be able to drive down to the water and enjoy our beautiful beaches, but Scooter seems to want to keep them all to her/himself. Just does not seem fair to me.

 

[scooterbug44]

Every day I am learning a bit more. Like how some, on this board, are not as accepting as they would like for you to believe.

Personally, I want everyone to be able to drive down to the water and enjoy our beautiful beaches, but Scooter seems to want to keep them all to her/himself. Just does not seem fair to me.

Yep, giant conspiracy on the part of my non-landowning, non 4x4 owning self to keep the Grayton Beach Access all to myself!

 

[Jdarg]

The deputy was writing tickets at Grayton this afternoon- a truck was parked near us, no permit- and they got the $200 no permit ticket AND one for glass on thie beach.

I talked to the nice deputy after- he commented that these people were perfectly capable of reading the sign about a no permit/$200 fine and no glass on the beach....

Every time we are at the beach we see one or more trucks without permits, either parked, or running their tent condo and contents out and scooting back off the beach.:angry: