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1) Remove all the crap from the beaches
2) Allow people to bring suit for any confiscated property and reimburse them for all property removed
3) Fine the folks in #2 for violating Endangered Species Laws (since they gave written legal testimony that they owned and left the items on the beach).
4) Collect fines, court costs, and 2x the amount they were reimbursed in judgment and use it to fund the clean-up program
I heard from a pretty reliable source that Grayton beach and beaches at public accesses were cleared out at 5:30 am yesterday morning, and maybe this morning too? (Thank you reliable source )
Here is the funny part- the owners of the tents, chairs, etc. had the gall to call the county and threaten lawsuits and whine that their stuff was removed. Seriously.