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re: Beach rules in Walton County, Florida
Posted on 6/18/18 at 8:18 pm to Mingo Was His NameO
Posted on 6/18/18 at 8:18 pm to Mingo Was His NameO
No - not at all.
Beachfront property extends to the “high water mark”, which is basically one foot above the sea level. Of course that varies-and they do take an average. It is part of the property deed and taxes and insurance are the owner’s responsibility. The insurance also covers the liability that exists with people coming on to the property. No different than if you owned a lake front or bay front lot.
Best explanation will come from the tourist and development board. You can also speak with realtors that deal with beachfront property.
Bid misconception by the public on this issue.
Beachfront property extends to the “high water mark”, which is basically one foot above the sea level. Of course that varies-and they do take an average. It is part of the property deed and taxes and insurance are the owner’s responsibility. The insurance also covers the liability that exists with people coming on to the property. No different than if you owned a lake front or bay front lot.
Best explanation will come from the tourist and development board. You can also speak with realtors that deal with beachfront property.
Bid misconception by the public on this issue.
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