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Commercial Boat Docs on Eastern Lake?

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tsutcli

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Talking to someone on Eastern Lake who said she got a letter from the DEP regarding possible 5 commercial boat docks on Eastern Lake. Supposed to be where the old YOLO Board business used to be next to Old Florida Fish House. Possible connection to Hampton Inn project to run a water taxi business to address beach access and parking issues?
Anyone out there know anything about this? I thought YOLO had to close due to restrictions on dune lakes.
 
Do you know why she got the letter? Is the DEP notifying lake-front owners for possible comment?
 
Any updates about this? We have looked at property over this way and the idea of 50-200 people being water taxied daily back and forth on the lake for beach access... Wowza. Gives me pause and empathy for all the homeowners currently there, not to mention frustration re: the potential environmental impact.
Does anyone know if this discussion is part of the community meetings re: the Hampton development? Seems like a pretty significant ripple effect if they get the green light.
 
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There is also a separate thread on this subject which has letters from the engineering firm/layer on exactly what is proposed (Rental facility for Kayaks, boards etc.) however I do not think a boat slip rental facility is proposed nor would it pass FDEP regulations. In addition I would think any water taxi type of service related to any hotel would not pass the guidelines needed for both FDEP and marine transportation regulations
 
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