New Florida Law Could Restrict Beach Access
A new law goes into effect July 1, 2018 in Florida that may effect your favorite beach. This could be a real BUMMER! Starting July 1st, condo associations, hotels and…
APIA, SAMOA – JUNE 02: Beach fales are pictured on June 2, 2017 in Saleapaga, Samoa. New Zealand Prime Minister Bill English today announced a US$5.15 million aid package to help boost Samoa’s tourism industry. The funding will include work to upgrade the Apia waterfront, help redevelop the Savalalo Market, revamp the central Apia event space and build a clock-tower boulevard. (Photo by Phil Walter/Getty Images)
Phil Walter/Getty ImagesA new law goes into effect July 1, 2018 in Florida that may effect your favorite beach. This could be a real BUMMER! Starting July 1st, condo associations, hotels and homeowners who live on the beach will have the right to rope off their own private beach area. The wet part of the sand will still be available to the public, but the dry sand behind the wet sand could become a private beach area. Flori-duh is the only state in the country to pass a law like this.
