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Questions on Laguna Beach - Bay County
- Thread starter wintersbk
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Smiling JOe
SoWal Expert
Have you checked the BayCo.com site? :funn:Sorry, cannot help you with that one, but I bet you could search the Bay County municodes for that info in just a few clicks.Two quick questions for anyone who might be able to help:
1. Does Bay County have a personal watercraft regulation similar to Walton County?
2. Can you have bonfires on the beach without a permit in Bay County?
Thank you!
ShallowsNole
Beach Fanatic
I don't know, but I'd be willing to bet they frown on the bonfire. Walton County is known for being much more permissive in all things than Bay (or Okaloosa) County.
Personal watercraft, no clue.
Personal watercraft, no clue.
joho
Beach Fanatic
Two quick questions for anyone who might be able to help:
1. Does Bay County have a personal watercraft regulation similar to Walton County?
2. Can you have bonfires on the beach without a permit in Bay County?
Thank you!
Bay County Sheriff (850) 747-4700
Bay County Public Affairs (850) 747-4700 ext 2117
Good Luck! ;-)
Smiling JOe
SoWal Expert
regarding the personal watercraft, the way I understand it is that Walton County's rule is that you cannot launch them from the state parks (maybe that is a State rule ) Since Grayton Beach is the only lauchable site to the Gulf in WalCo, and it is a State Park, you cannot launch into the Gulf in WalCo unless you own Gulf-front property all the way to the Gulf and you launch from that property. You can launch into the Bay in WalCo at many public accesses.
Bay County may have similar rules, but it will be easier to put in in the Bay and quickly scoot out to the Gulf in Bay County than it would be to scoot all the way down to the East Pass of Destin from WalCo.
I believe the rules, once on the water, regarding speed and wake are State rules, not County.
) Since Grayton Beach is the only lauchable site to the Gulf in WalCo, and it is a State Park, you cannot launch into the Gulf in WalCo unless you own Gulf-front property all the way to the Gulf and you launch from that property. You can launch into the Bay in WalCo at many public accesses. Bay County may have similar rules, but it will be easier to put in in the Bay and quickly scoot out to the Gulf in Bay County than it would be to scoot all the way down to the East Pass of Destin from WalCo.
I believe the rules, once on the water, regarding speed and wake are State rules, not County.
Lady D
SoWal Insider
Two quick questions for anyone who might be able to help:
1. Does Bay County have a personal watercraft regulation similar to Walton County?
2. Can you have bonfires on the beach without a permit in Bay County?
Thank you!
Here is the Bay County municode link: Hope you find what you are looking for here:
http://municode.com/resources/gateway.asp?pid=14281&sid=9
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