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re: Beach rules in Walton County, Florida
Posted on 6/18/18 at 8:09 pm to thesoccerfanjax
Posted on 6/18/18 at 8:09 pm to thesoccerfanjax
Wrong.
Starting July 1 public beach access will be limited to public beach areas. Private beachfront owners own the property to the “wet sand” line.
And the enforcement of trespassing will be enforced starting on July 1.
No issues walking along the beachfront and enjoying the view. But setting up your campsite and cheap lawn chairs will have to be done on public beach areas.
Starting July 1 public beach access will be limited to public beach areas. Private beachfront owners own the property to the “wet sand” line.
And the enforcement of trespassing will be enforced starting on July 1.
No issues walking along the beachfront and enjoying the view. But setting up your campsite and cheap lawn chairs will have to be done on public beach areas.
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Posted on 6/18/18 at 8:11 pm to BuyloSellhi
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Starting July 1 public beach access will be limited to public beach areas. Private beachfront owners own the property to the “wet sand” line.
So you're saying the state is just going to extend people property free of charge? I find that hard to believe.
Posted on 6/18/18 at 8:15 pm to BuyloSellhi
The “wet sand line” leaves a few hundred yards of beach at low tide at many beaches, especially where I live making this effectively useless. This law is just an update of a similar law that has been in effect for a very long time. This law doesn’t change much in reality.
That said, the panhandle was built for tourism and beach access is made intentionally difficult. On most of the east coast it’s the exact opposite Wirt public access points every 50-100 yards for miles on end.
And like others mentioned, rarely does the propert owner actually own that sliver of sand between the high tide line and their house. Almost never.
That said, the panhandle was built for tourism and beach access is made intentionally difficult. On most of the east coast it’s the exact opposite Wirt public access points every 50-100 yards for miles on end.
And like others mentioned, rarely does the propert owner actually own that sliver of sand between the high tide line and their house. Almost never.
This post was edited on 6/18/18 at 8:18 pm
Posted on 6/18/18 at 9:29 pm to BuyloSellhi
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Starting July 1 public beach access will be limited to public beach areas. Private beachfront owners own the property to the “wet sand” line.
Almost all privately owned beach in the state of Florida has a Public access easement attached, nothing in the law has changed that, the new law actually makes it impossible for counties like Walton to pass ordinances that prevent public use of private beaches.
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