Grayton Motor Lodge

[LarsAtTheBeach]

"cheers"

 

[Matt J]

I always enjoy the "when I moved here, Grayton Beach was...". What do you think the locals might have been saying at that time? Do you think they might have looked at you as an intruder? Maybe as someone that was overcrowding their haven? I think it's interesting that it's ok when YOU move there or build there but after that... heavens no... keep them out!

I've never met Jimmy in person, but I'm pretty sure he didn't move in and build a Motel 6.

 

[Curry1]

I think this would be a great addition for some wanting to enjoy the beaches. It's been needed for decades.

 

[joho]

76 rooms with possibly 4 to a room driving up and down Arbor lane twice a day....geez

 

[30A Skunkape]

I think this would be a great addition for some wanting to enjoy the beaches. It's been needed for decades.

It is too easy to enjoy our beaches already. This will not make accessing Grayton Beach any easier than it already is-it is just going to increase human clutter.

 

[LarsAtTheBeach]

It is too easy to enjoy our beaches already. This will not make accessing Grayton Beach any easier than it already is-it is just going to increase human clutter.

Visitors to our area are human clutter?

 

[joho]

It is too easy to enjoy our beaches already. This will not make accessing Grayton Beach any easier than it already is-it is just going to increase human clutter.

I predict driving on Grayton Beach will be a thing in the past one day. The county will agree the space of 4 wheel drives could be another umbrella.

 

[soappedaler]

Grayton Grand was going to be a big fight because of wetlands and bordering the state park. If this new project has wetlands and borders state forest or a coastal dune lake it will be a battle.

Grayton Grand was a big fight. Lasted years.

 

[Matt J]

Grayton Grand was a big fight. Lasted years.

Very true and that developer didn't own the BCC.

 

[30A Skunkape]

Visitors to our area are human clutter?

Those exceeding the number that the area can reasonably accommodate without detracting from a high quality visitor experience and local's quality of life are. That doesn't mean Jesus doesn't love them or they are bad people, only that they add quantity without any substantial quality in return.