Walton Sun- Supreme Court says beach nourishment must continue

[BeachSiO2]

For those of you that have wondered about the ongoing beach nourishment lawsuit regarding the Western Walton County Beach Restoration Project, the Florida Supreme Court ruled yesterday in the state's and Walton County's favor overturning the First District Court of Appeals. Here is a link to a news article on the Walton Sun website. You can also get to the actual ruling from this page.

http://www.waltonsun.com/news/court_2293___article.html/beach_state.html

 

[Bobby J]

Wow! This is very telling of things to come!

 

[greenroomsurfer]

I guess there are only 4 of us that give a rats ars about our beaches!

 

[30A Skunkape]

Does Judge Lewis own a beachfront unit in Blue Mountain Beach and SOWAL frequently?

 

[scooterbug44]

I guess there are only 4 of us that give a rats ars about our beaches!

Or we've gotten Zen about it and are hoping that Mother Nature and the faltering economy will accomplish what all our biatching apparently cannot.

 

[jack S]

I believe that Walton county now has responsibility and obligation, to force the removal of private beach signs from the nourished beaches such as seascape!

 

[highwayjunkie]

I think it is BS that folks raise hell about people on the beach. They even have people arrested. If our tax dollars go to build up their frontage, everyone should be allowed to use them. I can't think of many recent stories of just pure selfishness. They all show up at council meetings in their green shirts and try to take our rights away one at the time. For example, keeping registered folks from being able to drive on the beach on east 30-a. is grayton next? That is a livelihood for many of the fishing charters in the area. They need to chill out and enjoy their blessings.

 

[Andy A]

There are now two threads on this subject. I suggest you combine them and so far I cannot believe the lack of interest in this subject.

 

[scooterbug44]

Set aside a couple hours and so some searches - it isn't apathy, the topic has just been beaten to death, dug up, and then beaten some more!

 

[Bobby J]

Not dug up. Finally the supreme court has set a precedent that may prove to be a huge victory for Joe public beach goer! This is party material!