TDC Beach Pavilion on Garfield in Grayton

[Yzarctoo]

Grayton Dunes Regional Access Garfield Street Observation Area Community Meetings

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The Walton County Regional Development Council will be hosting Two community meetings regarding the construction of a new handicap accessible observation area at the Grayton Dunes Regional Beach Access. The Grayton Dunes regional Beach Access is located at 288 Garfield Street Santa Rosa Beach Florida 32459.
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September 9, 2009 6PM
2109 CR 395 Santa Rosa Beach Fl 32459
(Located near watercolor Publix)

September 10 2009 8:30AM
TDC Beach Management Committee Meeting
TDC Conference Room
25777 HWY 331 S. Santa Rosa Beach Fl 32459

For more Information Contact:
David Sell
850-267-4578​

 

[Kurt]

What building is 2109 CR 395?

 

[Yzarctoo]

Fire Station is the location

What building is 2109 CR 395?

Fire station, I believe.

 

[Kurt]

Thanks - I have seen the plans from a few years ago. If it is the same, it is for a boardwalk and pavilion behind the Red Bar, in the dunes to the west of the current boardwalk.

 

[ShallowsNole]

Important question, especially during soirees: WILL IT HAVE BATHROOMS???

Bring me a bathroom and I might stay longer.

 

[Miss Kitty]

Important question, especially during soirees: WILL IT HAVE BATHROOMS???

Bring me a bathroom and I might stay longer.

...I am thinking a female sowal soiree attendee is behind this!

 

[BeachSiO2]

Yes, the first meeting is at the WaterColor Fire House in the Publix Parking Lot (hope to see you there;-)).

It's not a pavilion (no roof), and no bathrooms (flood zone VE, Coastal Construction Control Line issues, etc.). It is an ADA accessible, octagonal sitting area at the end of a boardwalk so that you can see Western lake and the Gulf.

As for Kurt's comments, it is very similar to the plans that were shown a few years ago.

 

[ShallowsNole]

Yes, the first meeting is at the WaterColor Fire House in the Publix Parking Lot (hope to see you there;-)).

It's not a pavilion (no roof), and no bathrooms (flood zone VE, Coastal Construction Control Line issues, etc.). It is an ADA accessible, octagonal sitting area at the end of a boardwalk so that you can see Western lake and the Gulf.

As for Kurt's comments, it is very similar to the plans that were shown a few years ago.

Aw dam. That bites...

 

[avalon]

Another reason for parking places

I am not against an additional amenity for viewing the beach/lake, but what about the extra load this will add to an already terrible parking problem? All blame for the problem aside (another thread), this issue needs to be resolved for the good of all . Cars are a neccessary evil, especially when handicapped folks are concerned.

 

[wrobert]

Aw dam. That bites...

So they can build a house or commercial building but not a public bathroom? Ridiculous. About as ridiculous as the money spent on the Miramar access and only two spray heads for people to rinse off. Talk about great planning. Let us get hundreds of people together and see how long we can get them to stand in line to wait on the showers.