Lake View Too
SoWal Insider
It's an important question. Regional Utilities would have that information. I'm not sure Regional covers Inlet Beach. Don't they have their own water system?
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How often does this happen?
- Thread starter Conn006
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I stand corrected. Whoever gave them a permit is an idiot. But it's like a lot of things around here, no one really looks into things especially how it affects the beach.
Mike Jones
Beach Fanatic
It is hard to believe that anyone ever thought it was OK to put septic tanks on the beach.
But it's definitely criminal to still have them there.
But it's definitely criminal to still have them there.
ShallowsNole
Beach Fanatic
Many of the homes in Gulf Trace, the older homes in Grayton Beach, and the older homes in Blue Mountain Beach - plus a few here and there along the coast - were built long before water and sewer were even available here. I want to say early 80's or so was when Regional Utilities began, and it took several years to have full availability. Meanwhile, your multi-million high-end homes are probably recent additions and should have been required to hookup.