Condo that would destroy part of beach dune draws controversy
SEAGROVE BEACH ? Plans for a small development are stirring up some big controversy over sand dunes.
Angelos, a 24-unit condominium project, is slated for 3.57 acres of gulf-front property south of San Roy Road.
It might have gone unnoticed because of its small size in relation to many other developments in South Walton County.
But the developer?s plan to tear up a portion of a primary dune system on the property is getting attention.
http://www.nwfdailynews.com/article/7378
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There is the word FIGHT, what are you FIGHTING for, complete preservation or no more buildings.Neither! Stopping all growth is unrealistic and wrong. However, there are certain projects that NEED to be fought because of their size and impact. You will note that in many cases the outrage is because, through loopholes or bad decisions, projects are planned & approved that are technically not allowed by their zoning.
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Neither! Stopping all growth is unrealistic and wrong. However, there are certain projects that NEED to be fought because of their size and impact. You will note that in many cases the outrage is because, through loopholes or bad decisions, projects are planned & approved that are technically not allowed by their zoning.That's what I'm talkin' about!!!!!
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