This week's Beach Breeze has notices about community meetings on two
projects in Seagrove (page 14-C Thursday, May 25, 2006).
The Endless Summer
June 12, 2006 5:30 at TDC
"The project will be a residential subdivision comprised of 5 lots
with a total acreage of approximately 1.10 acres located
approximately .30 miles to the west of the intersection of CR-395 and
CR-30-A. Subject property is located on the south side of CR-30A. "
Summer Place
June 12, 2006 6:30 at TDC
"The project will be a residential subdivision comprised of four lots
with a total acreage of approximately .54 acres located along
CR-30-A; approximately 660 feet west of the intersection of CR-395
and CR-30-A across from Hickory Street. Subject property is located
on the south side."
These are both located on the south side of 30-A, i.e. on the beach bluff.
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63Beach Fanatic
Anybody remember Doodles photo on the front page of the "Daily News" 20 years ago of him on his way to "Club Fed" with his starched shirts and golf clubs?
He's served twice for tax evasion.................
He will certainly go the extra mile to get what he wants !!!!
He's served twice for tax evasion.................
He will certainly go the extra mile to get what he wants !!!!
SoWal Insider
Yes... so he was in jail, (my husband was in jail once for fighting in college, does that make him evil and nasty??? For those of you who know him, no way) .....so does that make him the only "evil" developer on 30-A??? No way....he is just an easy target.... I do not agree with all the things that he has done but at least the developments that he has done are nice (although Cork, I know what you mean about the "problems")...He has done things for the community and if buying uniforms for football teams to get a tax write off is bad well I donate money to the PBC mission just for a tax write off ........does that make me bad???? Donations are donations and unless you know him and his thoughts he may have donated the uniforms because he wanted to and he could afford it.... Just my 2 cents...:cool:
Anybody remember Doodles photo on the front page of the "Daily News" 20 years ago of him on his way to "Club Fed" with his starched shirts and golf clubs? He's served twice for tax evasion.................
He will certainly go the extra mile to get what he wants !!!!
beats on hood
I spoke with the planning dept the other day. It appears that all of old seagrove is currently "Residential Preservation". Apparently because the lots along the beach in Old Seagrove weren't officially part of a subdivision(some of them were actually supposed to be a park!), which is part of the definition of Residential Preservation, the planning dept seems to think that it is ok to now make these lots Infill instead of Residential Preservation.There's a similar meeting today at 5:30 at the Tourist Development Center (at the corner of 331 and 98). Someone on Eastern Lake Road is trying to build an 8 unit condo on .85 acres in the middle of single family dwellings.
Once one (or in this case multiple) lots along 30A in Old Seagrove get reclassified Infill, you might as well assume they all will at some point. If something is classified Infill, then you can build multifamily dwellings.
Unless you want to see the beachfront of Old Seagrove turn into a wall of condos, please show up at the meeting on the 8th. It's our only hope of turning this around. If you can't make the meeting, please send a letter, via the planning dept, to the Planning Commision letting them know your views.
If you're in the area, the more people that attend, the better. Or you can email Cindy Meadows at meacindy@co.walton.fl.us if you can't attend.
Beach Fanatic
Yes... so he was in jail, (my husband was in jail once for fighting in college, does that make him evil and nasty??? For those of you who know him, no way) .....so does that make him the only "evil" developer on 30-A??? No way....he is just an easy target.... I do not agree with all the things that he has done but at least the developments that he has done are nice (although Cork, I know what you mean about the "problems")...He has done things for the community and if buying uniforms for football teams to get a tax write off is bad well I donate money to the PBC mission just for a tax write off ........does that make me bad???? Donations are donations and unless you know him and his thoughts he may have donated the uniforms because he wanted to and he could afford it.... Just my 2 cents...:cool:
You're defending someone that went to jail for TAX EVASION? Twice?
Beach Fanatic
You're defending someone that went to jail for TAX EVASION? Twice?
I believe that Doodle simply refused to file tax returns. When the IRS offered to file them on his behalf, he refused to allow that as well.
I own property in one of his developments. There are a few problems, but the place is very attractive.
SoWal Insider
I agree with you Sandcastle.
So far this year I am refusing to file mine 😀
So far this year I am refusing to file mine 😀
I believe that Doodle simply refused to file tax returns. When the IRS offered to file them on his behalf, he refused to allow that as well.
I own property in one of his developments. There are a few problems, but the place is very attractive.
Beach Fanatic
I agree with you Sandcastle.As long as real estate taxes are deductable, a lot of us in SoWal won't owe the IRS much more than a postage stamp!:lol:
So far this year I am refusing to file mine 😀
Beach Fanatic
I believe that Doodle simply refused to file tax returns. When the IRS offered to file them on his behalf, he refused to allow that as well.
Hmm, is this supposed to be some sort of political protest or fight against 'the man' from somebody who must have a gazillion dollars?
:idontno:
Beach Fanatic
Hmm, is this supposed to be some sort of political protest or fight against 'the man' from somebody who must have a gazillion dollars?We all have our quirks. Some are a little more pronounced than others.😀
:idontno:
Beach Fanatic
Our commissioners have seen fit to allow almost all major and minor changes to land use along 30-a when it comes to infill and ridiculously higher densities. In some cases as many as 14 units per acre give or take a couple. Our building department admitted not even knowing how many seawalls were installed after Dennis so I'm pretty sure no one in the county has a toilet count or vehicle count when all these units are built and occupied some summers day. Pro active people prepare for worst case scenarios. Reactive people decide to run sewer lines to below sea level beach front neighborhoods after septics wash out to sea and poopsicle beaches arrive on the scene.
beats on hood
Our commissioners have seen fit to allow almost all major and minor changes to land use along 30-a when it comes to infill and ridiculously higher densities. In some cases as many as 14 units per acre give or take a couple. Our building department admitted not even knowing how many seawalls were installed after Dennis so I'm pretty sure no one in the county has a toilet count or vehicle count when all these units are built and occupied some summers day. Pro active people prepare for worst case scenarios. Reactive people decide to run sewer lines to below sea level beach front neighborhoods after septics wash out to sea and poopsicle beaches arrive on the scene.DO WHAT? 14 PER ACRE? Time for some insurgency?
SoWal Expert
That's right, BeachRunner, NatureWalk Beach Club was approved to exceed the maximum density allowed in Walton County, and get this, it is in a neighborhood zoned Residential Preservation (RP), allowing a maximum of only one single family home per lot of record. In this case, it would normally be allowed for only four homes to be built. You can thank Commissioners Brannon:twisted:, Pridgen :twisted: and Jones :twisted:for ignoring the Walton County rules, make that VIOLATING the Walton County rules. According to the rules, it is the Board of County Commissioners who are in charge of enforcing deed restrictions, and this is a case where they refused to do so. While you are busy cussing out the aforementioned commissioners, be sure to thank the two who voted against approving this craziness, Commissioners Commander:clap_1: and Meadows:clap_1:.
beats on hood
That's right, BeachRunner, NatureWalk Beach Club was approved to exceed the maximum density allowed in Walton County, and get this, it is in a neighborhood zoned Residential Preservation (RP), allowing a maximum of only one single family home per lot of record. In this case, it would normally be allowed for only four homes to be built. You can thank Commissioners Brannon:twisted:, Pridgen :twisted: and Jones :twisted:for ignoring the Walton County rules, make that VIOLATING the Walton County rules. According to the rules, it is the Board of County Commissioners who are in charge of enforcing deed restrictions, and this is a case where they refused to do so. While you are busy cussing out the aforementioned commissioners, be sure to thank the two who voted against approving this craziness, Commissioners Commander:clap_1: and Meadows:clap_1:.Okay. Thanks for the info. The insurgent will send them emails, even though I can't vote in Florida because I'm not a resident ... yet.
Like I've said before, money is power, and I have no power because I don't have big money. It's very frustrating when people who do have that power are allowed special privileges.:bang:
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